Author: Jay T I built a couple of what came to be called Transitional Infill Shooting Planes. A few people asked for a blog, but […]
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Standard Rule #37 (Upson Nut)
Here is a Standard Rule #37 smoother I restored. This is an enormous size smoother if it was considered a smoother. The blade is marked […]
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HAND PLANES – JUST TO LOOK – PAGE 2
Hand Planes- Just to look – Page 1 1870 patented OHIO OH MORRIS ELLIS diamond sole INFILL PLANE Hand Planes – Just […]
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Birmingham Plane with the Blade Band
While doing some research on a Birmingham Plane, I found it almost impossible to find a full picture of the Birmingham Plane that had the […]
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Steers 304 Patented Bench Plane
Here are the before and after photo’s of my Steer’ patented #304 bench plane manufactured by Brattleboro Tool Co. and marketed by C. E Jennings. […]
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HAND PLANES – JUST TO LOOK – PAGE 1
Hand Planes – Just to look – Page 2 A RODIER’S PATENT SMOOTHING PLANE by the Laflin Manufacturing Company, Westfield, Massachusetts, patented March 4, 1879 […]
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Chaplin Hand Planes
I don’t have a huge collection of Chaplin Hand Planes, but I’ll share what I have. Here is another great site with additional information http://www.petermcbride.com/chaplin/ […]
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Edwin Hahn #3 Bench Plane
Edwin Hahn is one of the Wilkes-Barre PA plane makers. John Rumpf wrote an excellent book on the subject titled Plane Makers of Wikes-Barre, Pennsylvania: […]
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Edwin Hahn #9 restoration before and after.
Edwin Hahn is one of the Wilkes-Barre PA plane makers. John Rumpf wrote an excellent book on the subject titled Plane Makers of Wikes-Barre, Pennsylvania: […]
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Mixtures for wood working tasks
[responsivetable] Brett Cordell posted this on the Facebook group “Unplugged Woodworkers”. Although not completely related to tools, I often use similar formulas to finish wood […]
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