Well, not too much of a move.  All of the planes that were sharpened up, and cleaned up spent their time on "Holiday" in on the dining room table ( the infamous table in an afternoon) so it was time, according to the Boss.    had the big guy already down thereLeveling some QSWO after a test drive by a newly sharpened and set rip saw.Got the larger planes grouped together for the trip down to the Dungeonmy #6c, two #5s, and a 5-1/4 junior jack.  next was all the #4sWR #4V3,  M-F #9, a very big Dunlap #4 and a Stanley Defiance #4, and down they went.  next up, i had a few in the #3 sizeMillers Falls #8, a York pitch Dunlap with a west german iron,  a Wards Master (Stanley) #3and a Windsor #33 scrub plane.  Down they went, too.  Getting a might crowded so the last group will stay put for awhilesitting in back of that mob, is a Wards(Stanley) #78.   The mob from the rear: Stanley #103, Stanley #110, Sargent ( craftsman) #307, and a #306, and a plane under re-construction.  Supposed to be a Stanley #18 1/4?

Crowded in the Dungeon Shop?whatever gave me THAT idea?    You can just make out another plane, doing a bit of workYou might just know that plane, and the wood is some QSWO scrap.  The same scrap a saw had ripped earlierLooking better, anyway.  Does have one lousy bad tooth, right in the middle of the blade, and i will have to fix that, sometime.   Trying to find room for a $1.50 drill kit and a case of bits..inside the black case was almost a full set of Bullet drill bits, missing about three, I think.  Supposed to be a screwdriver tip for that drill as well, but didn't find any...

Dungeon Shop was even hotter than the upstairs.    Have to wait until they are done drying clothes next time....

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Planer? I'm the 'planer', and these are what I use...

Book is from the Library, by Roy Underhill.   Woodwright's Apprentise. 

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Planer? I'm the 'planer', and these are what I use...

You're going to have to make another room in the dungeon for the planes to just hangout in.

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John Moody
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John Moody Woodworks
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Nice looking gathering of the troops!

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Lew Kauffman-
Wood Turners Forum Host

Time Traveler and Purveyor of the Universe's Finest Custom Rolling Pins!

A angled shelf up high will line up those planes and keep them handy as well as out of the way.

Don't forget to put in a little 1/4 inch stick behind the front edge of the shelf to keep the blades off the shelf.