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Steve Kinnaird
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What if the mistake ran the other way, and someone asked Colin to play left-handed?

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[QUOTE=Colin S] OOPs my 55 year old brain forgot to post the link

Classic planes[/QUOTE]
Wow! Definitely a drool-inducing site. They're even offering an infill-style shoulder plane! They've got another with steel sides--TOOL steel! And that jointer...good golly!!!

Thanks, Russ...er...Colin!


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He Probably could Steve


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[QUOTE=RussellR] He Probably could Steve [/QUOTE]

Yes, all the right notes, but not necessarily in the correct order.

(Apologies to Eric Morecombe - you need to be British)

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[QUOTE=Colin S]
Yes, all the right notes, but not necessarily in the correct order.

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Morecombe and Wise.....Eric and Ernie. One of the funiest comedy duos to
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[QUOTE=John K] Very pretty work. How does the sole attach to the sides? It looks like a kind of finger joint. Using different metals accentuates the interlocking. John[/QUOTE]
It's actually a double dovetail -- each pin is also a dovetail from on the other side. The pins are peened into place.

Some people braze the sole on, some very nice planes are made that way.
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