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Old tool sites

John Hoffman

>Hi guys, I know we have been over this but could not easily find it on a search. Recommendations on old tool sites to get some dado planes? I know about Tom Bruce.

Thanks

JH

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Wiley Horne--Glendora, CA

>Hi John,

Sandy Moss is a great guy to do business with, very knowledgeable, and very reasonable. See his URL at bottom.

I've had good luck on Ebay for dado planes. I like woodies, but there are always lots of Stanley 39_ offerings. Gotta be selective of course.

Wiley


Sandy Moss' website

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Steve Kubien

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Steve Kubien

>Tough to go wrong with Tony Murland in England and Sandy Moss is a fine man to deal with as well.

Steve Kubien


Tony's site

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dave caudill

>John like the others I have dealt with Sandy Moss a lot and have nothing but good to say about our dealings. Tony Murland is good as well. Another good method is to go to the Midewst Tool Collectors site and go through the tool dealers there. IT is www.MWTCA.org. Some are web dealers others are by phone. Many choices and a lot of the phone dealers are great to know and often will not have something but put you on to others who specialize in certain tools or types. The web dealers have their advantage but the disadvantage is everything they have is out there to sell so you are competing with everyone who has internet access. Also Patrick Leach is a good resource.

Dave

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