sargent plane, attacking some Poplara fulton #5 smooth bottom plane, going at the diagonals.  And, some "Heavy Metal"??and I do mean HEAVY!    All metal, with an 8' three wire cord.  

Just some random shots.    Might keep this going, maybe one a week?    Any one can post their "Random Shots"  here, if they dare........

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Hi Steve, are you looking for random tool shots or any kind of random shot, like things we are working on??

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Charles Nicholls
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Great idea Steve! Come on folks lets post some shots!!!

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John Morris
The Patriot Woodworker
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 What ever you'd like others to see.  Post away!     I'll  keep posting a photo or two each week.   Others can comment on them, if they want.    Hand tools in use, projects being worked on, don't matter.   When things get dull....I could make more "Pasta"....:-))

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Could even be a Finished project, just tell a little about it.   maybe just an old barn wood table?   Might a "How-to" on tapering a leg with a handplane?   ( some day)  

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For in side measurements. Like for cabinet door panels. I made several lengths of the 1/8" X 1" aluminum bars. 

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Gene
'The true soldier fights not because he hates what is in front of him, but because he loves what is behind him.' G. K. Chesterton

My space saving, labor saving and cleaner HF DC mod. 

We live waaaay out in the boonies. So, blowing dust outside is no problem. 

There's a trash can separator ahead of the DC and hardly any dust goes outside, anyhow.

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Gene
'The true soldier fights not because he hates what is in front of him, but because he loves what is behind him.' G. K. Chesterton

Sleeping on the job is bad enough. Sleeping on the job in the same spot I take my pictures of items I make to put them up for sale, is another story lol. No picture of items will be taken that evening .

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Charles Nicholls
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More random shots for the Back porch Bench:

Went out on a three day rust hunt, found a few items, but didn't spend a whole lot:Did have a new (well, to me, anyway) base for the Stanley #110 show up.    This one is a bit shorter though.  Hmm

As for the "rusties"?   Not much rust to these two...both do work, just need some supplies.   Cost?That is for the pair, about a dollar apiece, whew, expensive stuff....

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Ooops, forgot the "action shots' of the "new" plane...Just some old Poplarwith some old nail holes..

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Sign on pick up truck's back window..:' Save a Horse, ride a Cowboy'

Nice little plane. I'm going to have to get a small one like that soon.

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Charles Nicholls
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I can tell you already, "A bit rough around the edges" LOL
 
Arlin Eastman said:

Charles

You need to put the Cat between centers and see how he looks after alittle sanding. 

Arlin

 A couple more lost souls showed up at the Back Porch Bench today.      One I hadn't seen since High School...And, to think I TURNED, threaded, and tapped this?    Back about '68-69 era.    Since the Rockwell factory that made those old lathes was only 12 miles or so down the road, maybe I turned these parts on one?    In Industrial Arts Class?     Where is a class like that nowadays?     Also showing up was a square kind of guy...Both of these guys were just collecting rust in a drawer of my late-Dad's tool box.     Looking a might sad, so I brought them home to restore.     Just to use, not resell.      Also coming along for the ride...3/8" drive craftsman  ratchet.    I think it is a "flex-handle'.     Just a "V" for a model number.    Got all three cleaned up...Got these two nice and shiny.   That square? Made in USA!   defiance by Stanley.     Model #1221.    Never had the level installed on it, either.   Cleaned up real nice.  

Hey, sometimes, I do other things besides planes....

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Sign on pick up truck's back window..:' Save a Horse, ride a Cowboy'

I still need to do something with this plane I bought almost a year ago

And since we're showing off pets too, this one decide to let me have a break from mowing grass !!

Anybody ever seen a brass pig. This is at the Pike place market in seattle, it has a coin slot in it to collect money for renovations on the market. You could also buy a brass hoof print too with your name in it. oh yea that's me and the wife in '06

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Greg
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http://www.thesawdustfactoryga.com/

I've seen brass pigs, but nothing that big. Wonder how much change that big thing will hold? lol

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Charles Nicholls
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A wheel barrow full lol

Charles Nicholls said:

I've seen brass pigs, but nothing that big. Wonder how much change that big thing will hold? lol

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Charles Nicholls
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