Jointer collection?

[steven newman]

All the sanding dust had to go somewhere, but why on my planes?

 

After I finished a glue up, I gave a few a wipe down..

Yep, that is a clothes dryer back there, and they are sitting on a hamper.   I have to share space with the Laundry room.    Front to rear:

Ohio Tool Co. No. 0-7 ( smooth sole) and a pair of Stanley No. 7c, type 9 jointers.  The one in back has "loaner" handles, until I can afford the Rosewood ones.  The other jointer in the shop..

Is what Stanley called a Small Jointer.....No.6c, type 10.  Lot of weight here, so I had better put them away, until needed.  The 0-7 is marked on the toe of the plane, the rest have theirs on the rear porch..

 

I seem to recall Ohio using mahogany  for their handles, Stanley at this time was using Rosewood. 

 

Just a look at the shop's cordless jointers...

[lew]

Nice family portrait.

[schnewj]

Those are some sweet users, Steven.

[Bundoman]

Aren't the bigguns fun?  I have several to restore, a mix of wooden, cast, and transitional and posts like this one remind me that I need to get back at them!  Thanks for sharing.

[Gene Howe]

On 8/29/2016 at 5:59 PM, lew said:

Nice family portrait.

Ever used one of those beasts? They belong in the weight room. I'm not challenging Steve to arm wrestle.

[Gerald]

Hey love the big ones. Watches ebee a long time before I snagged a #8 with a Hock blade. It cuts so smooth that it only takes  1 or 2 passes to get a great surface. These big planes are for finishing the surface not getting it there.

[John Moody]

Truly a nice collection Steve!