And another joins the herd.....

[EdL]

Some days resistance is futile.....


USA made C-man, not sure where it fits in,  maybe a  .125?




Ed

[blackhat]

Perfectly handy for breaking edges with a whisper of a chamfer.  That and sharpening pencils to a chisel point.

[EdL]

Perfectly handy for breaking edges with a whisper of a chamfer.  That and sharpening pencils to a chisel point.

Didn't think of pencils....did figure it would really usefull.

Only $2...hard to go wrong.  


Doesn't look like it's ever been used.

Ed

[barryvabeach]

Ed,  I often fly to visit family, and I am sort of a handy man, so I usually get a list of things that need to be repaired before I travel, so I can bring the appropriate tools.  When I get a request that a door is sticking, or something else that would require a normal plane, I have that same plane, and that is what goes into the travel bag ( checked luggage )  It is the fraction of the weight of a regular plane, and you would be surprised how often I have used it for full sized jobs.  I wouldn't want to use it to flatten a slab, but get that blade plenty sharp, and it works quite well.

[Bill Wilson]

Perfectly handy for breaking edges with a whisper of a chamfer. 

I have the Stanley version, which belonged to my dad.  I use it a lot for just that purpose.

[Admiral]

An often overlooked and useful little plane; I wouldn't trade mine away....