Planes...just...planes....
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That's all you've got?
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#21
Remember, you asked for it...
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Rolleyes
Winkgrin  
   
My "Extras" that were sitting on the shelf....
Anant A4
Dunlap #3
Craftsman #3 ( Millers Falls #8)
Stanley Defiance 1203 (?) from the 1930s   before the "Four Square Line" came out..
Mohawk-Shelburne #4  ....Later was renamed as the Millers Falls #900....before the "V-Line" came out...
Stanley Handyman block plane   same as a Stanley #110..( #1248?)

Oh, and there was this "thing"..
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Rolleyes  
   
Traditional Chinese Jack Plane......takes a whole another type of grip
   
Two handed, back by the handle/rod.   Double iron.   2" wide iron.  Fussy....
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#22
(12-15-2017, 08:39 PM)bandit571 Wrote: Remember, you asked for it...
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Rolleyes
Winkgrin  

My "Extras" that were sitting on the shelf....
Anant A4
Dunlap #3
Craftsman #3 ( Millers Falls #8)
Stanley Defiance 1203 (?) from the 1930s   before the "Four Square Line" came out..
Mohawk-Shelburne #4  ....Later was renamed as the Millers Falls #900....before the "V-Line" came out...
Stanley Handyman block plane   same as a Stanley #110..( #1248?)

Oh, and there was this "thing"..
Uhoh
Rolleyes  

Traditional Chinese Jack Plane......takes a whole another type of grip

Two handed, back by the handle/rod.   Double iron.   2" wide iron.  Fussy....

You're getting there.....
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#23
Roh kay, raggie....now the big question....
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What is everyone's most used planes in their shop.    Couldn't care less who made the planes, it is more what type of planes you use the most on any project.  
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These are the ones I use the most on any given project....

What are yours?
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#24
Block plane
Scrub plane
4-1/2 with toothed blade
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#25
The 6 planes in the photo?
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 No. 0-7
No. 5
No. 11
No. 4, T-9
No.45,T-20
No. 60-1/2

Depending on how tired the arms feel..
Winkgrin ...the #0-7 can become a No.6c, T-10...or a No. 5-1/2, T-17
The  #5 and the #11 get changed according to what size of board I am working on
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The #4 will sometimes  become a #3 size.  
Winkgrin

About it...
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#26
LN 102, jointer (always seem to be reaching for it!), various smoothers, #78
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#27
Have just started a new build thread.....you might want to watch/read along......maybe note which planes gets used?
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Quarter Sawn Ash for the wood.....we'll see how my old planes hold up....
Rolleyes
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#28
Well, so far, just a Millers Falls No. 14  cambered jack and a Stanley No. 7c have been used....
   
But, it is still early in this project......fun will be when I flatten the glued up panels....
Rolleyes
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