Scraping plane - Need ID
Chris Hedges
>Currently listed on ebay. Seller not sure what it is and someone claims it is a lie-nielsen. Not sure about the last. Help!
Scraping plane - Need ID
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Re: Scraping plane - Need ID
#2Looks interesting....but It is not LN afa I know.
HC Sakman @ Victoria, BC
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#3Re: Scraping plane - Need ID
Dave Thompson
>I don't know what it is, but I believe I can say it's not a Sargent, Ohio, Stanley, LN or LV production plane. Off the top of my head, I can't think of anyone else who did a #112.
Maybe it's not a production plane.... maybe it's an early prototype and will be commanding the big bucks for the person who identifies the maker and markets it as such. ;-)
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#4Re: Scraping plane - Need ID
William Duffield, on the Cohansey
>You missed Kunz in your list of manufacturers. However, it's not a Kunz, either. What I find most curious about it is that it has two pairs of knurled knobs on threaded shafts, one for each face of the blade holder. Seems a bit of overkill to me.