October 3, 20196 yr Popular Post comment_203826 Time to put the tool away... In the case of the old Stanley #45, means tear down, clean the parts.. Get the case down off the shelf, open it up on the bench... Kind of empty? Short rods, slitter, cove cutter, match cutter (3/16") spares parts, 2 screwdrivers..bunch of cutters.... Cam rest, 2 long rods, fence, sliding stock,,there are 2 spare spurs in there, and a bolt for one. Leaves just enough room, to lay the main stock in there. Plane is from Roxton Pond, Que. , CAN. and has the SW logo...mid 1920s model, type 20. Close the lid.. And back onto the shelf it goes...for now. Report
October 4, 20196 yr Popular Post comment_203864 And ready to go next week on the next project. Now my neighbor he has 20 or so buckets, no organization. Just finding a tape measure some nights is a challenge. Drives him crazy I have my stuff laid out in drawers or on the walls. Report
October 4, 20196 yr comment_203877 Hey Gunny you could build him some drawers then he could dump the bucket in. Report
October 4, 20196 yr comment_203878 1 minute ago, Gerald said: Hey Gunny you could build him some drawers He had me build a bathroom cabinet to withstand his two at the time 10 and 12 year olds. The sticker shock when it came time to pay made him sit down. Report
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