I'll build my own

 

I need to do this. Might be a good project while I'm injured and can't do any woodworking. I'd probably just use google drive though.

 

Ok, made use of a Stanley #6c, T-10

Making shavings I could see through…

Getting a top for a table a bit flatter than it was…

 

Really nice tool and does it's job superbly.

 

The other REALLY good reason for documenting your tool possessions is that if you worry about dying before your time, your wife will at least have some sense of value of your toys when she disposes them.

 

 

^for a clean close shave use Burma Shave!

Smitty, cool pickup. Have you tried it yet? Is it easier to use than say a 444?

;-)

 

OMG Smitty. That's not a SW? Pretty cool shaver anyway.

Oh, I did find my tool database inventory. Was looking extensively in the wrong place. It's done with a split database in Open Office Base, complete with picture capability. If someone wants to try it, PM me. I'm going through a 1" high stack of old invoices to update the thing…something to do when it's too cold to work in the shop.
DanK

 

Could even use one of these..

Ah, the No. 70, NOT that weird thing beside it…

 

Bandit, that little elf pilot is trying to use the Force on your tools. Stay alert!

DanK

 

Yoda is trying to use the force.

 

How do you think I find all these goodies…..The force allows me to smell the rust from down the block….

 

Ah the 70. My parents just gave me one for Christmas. They said they picked it up at an estate sale. I think I'm going to use it to scrape paint off an 8 foot long 4×12 a friend gave me from a remodel project he's working on. Unless anyone has any boxes they need the logos scraped off of.

 

Around here, Menards prints the bar codes on their wood products…..#70 will just remove them in a couple swipes.

Not only does this have a cambered iron, it has a rounded sole.

 

Bandit Wan Kenobi

 

#70s are interesting tools. Incredibly sharp helps, and they do work, as Bandit says. But this #292 was too nice to pass up. Unaware until I saw it.

The dovetail plane got a fettling tonight, big time. Spur not flush to the main body, so to the stone it went.

 

I don't think the once a month meetings are paying off and my mentor seems to be evil. I may need to up my medication.

A type 2 Sargent 407 and 408 will be making its way to my place. I should warn you, this is graphic!

 

Built a lower shelf for my in-progress plane till today. The smaller planes finally have a home:

Also used my 4 1/2 to smooth the mahogany trim on the shelf front:

 

Boba, that plane sure looks crisp! And that wonderful till shows them off nicely!

DanK

 

Wow, that 4 1/2 looks fresh from the factory! Till looks great.

Don, you definitely need to increase the dosage of the citric acid you're taking; the rust is still spreading throughout yer system…

Love my 408. Solid.