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Again. this Bailey 6 has been precision ground and nothing needs to be done except sharpen. If you would like a better description please see my Miller Falls post. It has been stripped and repainted and has a new knob and tote made out of walnut. Rob Cosman seems to prefer the #6 for using on a shooting. heavy enough not to stall out in the cut and long enough to get the job done. Asking $110 plus shipping.
Pictures say the most.
I also have a Stanley #2 Flat bottom that nothing has been done to. There are a few grinder marks on the side ( not made by me) and they can bee seen in the first picture. The tote has a repair at the bottom and you have to look hard to find it and it has a sweet heart blade. Asking $110 plus shipping.
And lastly moxon hardware. The screw is a 3/4-6 acme thread and 8 or 9 inches long, I do not remember which. Asking $115 shipped.
Thanks for looking
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I can certainly attest to the work that Tom does on the planes that he offers. I have bought a few in years past and they are truly very nice to use and refurbished with care.
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Has the #2 been welded Tom? Grinder marks are in that weak spot.
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Funny you ask that as a No 2 is what I am looking for. I have a Lie Nielsen No 1 and a box of Stanley replacement blades for a No 1 but not a No 2
I will keep looking, I just picked up an early 39 Uni to go with the other one I have. Might have to let one of them go as they really aren't users as much as cool old stuff to look at. Sort of like a 58 Chevy looks good but I want something with more power. What can I say I like the 58 more than the 57 most go crazy over.
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The 2 is sold pending and no it hasn't been welded. I think it was to remove some initials. If it had been welded I would have said so. Also I wouldn't have asked as much if it had been. Actually I wouldn't even offered it for sale..
A really good deal is the 6. If you think you can get by without a six you are missing the boat on that one, but the best deal is the Miller Falls 14. It can be used as a Jack or a smoother.
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Tom, sent a PM on the Bailey #6. I'll take it!
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Someone snag the Moxon hardware... It's good stuff!
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(10-24-2018, 04:00 PM)bennybmn Wrote: Someone snag the Moxon hardware... It's good stuff!
I second that. I already got a set of these from Tom and haven't used them yet
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