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 FrankenBailey #5Started out as a "parts plane"  Victor (Stanley) frog, pushing a Buck Brothers 2" wide iron.  Walnut handles I made, to fit my hands. Can be used as a large smooth plane (here on some Cherry) ormaking curlie things on the edge grain as a jointer.   Edge of iron is dead straight across.  "Frog Adjust Screw" is just on the base.   Victor never drilled their frogs to handle the bolt.   High knob has no base ring, either.  As for them curlie thingysThey tend to pile up, after awhile.Â



Ok, how about another Stanley made plane?This is a plane use in Industrial Arts Classes back in the day.  Sometimes called a Junior Jack plane. This one is a Four Square 5-1/4.   Sold also to homeowners for around the house. 11" long.  I might have it about sharp enough???




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

I may just send my plane irons to you for sharpening!


John Moody

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John Moody Woodworks

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Send away!   Always willing to do some!     May even get it this sharp?Maybe???




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

They sure make pretty shavings!!


Lew Kauffman-

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Hows that WoodRiver working out for ya Steve? Looks like your getting some nice use out of it!

steven newman said:

Send away!    Always willing to do some!      May even get it this sharp?Maybe???


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


John Morris

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