building a panel plane *LINK*

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12/28/05, 9:04 PM #1

frank shic (walnut ck, ca)
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building a panel plane *LINK*

frank shic (walnut ck, ca)

>hey guys, during my quest for an affordable panel plane, i came across this website in which the VERY CLEVER peter berglund managed to make his own. while i currently lack the skills and time to pull off such a feat, perhaps some of you guys could give it a whirl. peter was very generous in sharing the information after i emailed him about construction specifics.

http://www.threeplanes.net/PanelRaiser.html

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12/28/05, 9:05 PM #2

frank shic (walnut ck, ca)
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here we go again...

frank shic (walnut ck, ca)

>http://www.threeplanes.net/PanelRaiser.html

i didn't preview the message this time, dan!

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12/29/05, 1:22 AM #3

Dan Donaldson
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OK, let's try to see what is happening;-) *LINK*

Dan Donaldson

>I fixed the first post for you, and am going to repost the link in this one also. Let's try to figure out what is happening to you:

First, what browser are you using.

Second, can you walk through the steps you are using to put in the link. You can try it here, I can delete the test posts.

Here is what I am going to do:

First, I am making a post (this one, nothing special)

Next, I am going to erase the extra http:// that is already in the optional link URL box.

Next, I am pasting the link that I copied from your second post into the optional link URL box

Now I am going to put a title in the optional link Title box. I will just use "link" for this exercise.

Now, I am going to hit the "post message" button with no preview.

(I am using Firefox, but it should be the same no matter)

link

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I have been woodworking for about 25 years now, and would consider myself an enthusiastic amateur. My claim to fame (or infamy) has always been fixing stuff. I spent time in the Air Force in the 60's then went to work as an electronic technician for civil service. I finally got my EE, and being fed up with the civil service nonsense, took a job with Ford Motor Company until I went with the split to Visteon last year. I got interested in music and started playing in a bluegrass band. I wanted a new guitar, and that kind of led me into woodworking. I bought some books, a few tools, and built a guitar. Luckily, I didn't know any better than to try that as a first ever project. I still play it when I get a chance, so it must not be too bad if it can live for over 20 years. After a stint in Mexico for my job, I moved into a new house and built a small shop. Since then I have been collecting tools and skills, probably more of the former than the latter ;-). Finding this site has done more for my skills and enjoyment than anything else. I have learned a lot and really enjoy the friendships that I have made here. I have been married to LOML (Lori) for 32 years now and have 6 kids. When they are all gone, I want to get a 1 bedroom house (so there is not room for them to move back in) and at least a 6 car heated/air conditioned garage for a shop. (Dream on...)

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12/29/05, 2:52 AM #4

frank shic (walnut ck, ca)
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you're patience is encouraging! *LINK*

frank shic (walnut ck, ca)

>this is from my home computer using mozilla

http://www.threeplanes.net/PanelRaiser.html

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12/29/05, 4:27 AM #5

Dan Donaldson
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Registered: 9/17/01

Nice article at the link

Dan Donaldson

>It took fine this time. What did you do differently? Might be good to know in case someone else has the same issue. I try to collect various problems that people have and the solutions for when others have the same things.

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I have been woodworking for about 25 years now, and would consider myself an enthusiastic amateur. My claim to fame (or infamy) has always been fixing stuff. I spent time in the Air Force in the 60's then went to work as an electronic technician for civil service. I finally got my EE, and being fed up with the civil service nonsense, took a job with Ford Motor Company until I went with the split to Visteon last year. I got interested in music and started playing in a bluegrass band. I wanted a new guitar, and that kind of led me into woodworking. I bought some books, a few tools, and built a guitar. Luckily, I didn't know any better than to try that as a first ever project. I still play it when I get a chance, so it must not be too bad if it can live for over 20 years. After a stint in Mexico for my job, I moved into a new house and built a small shop. Since then I have been collecting tools and skills, probably more of the former than the latter ;-). Finding this site has done more for my skills and enjoyment than anything else. I have learned a lot and really enjoy the friendships that I have made here. I have been married to LOML (Lori) for 32 years now and have 6 kids. When they are all gone, I want to get a 1 bedroom house (so there is not room for them to move back in) and at least a 6 car heated/air conditioned garage for a shop. (Dream on...)

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12/29/05, 4:18 PM #6

frank shic (walnut ck, ca)
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here's an attempt from work

frank shic (walnut ck, ca)

>doing the same thing this time on internet explorer on windows xt (network)

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