Est. 1998 — 27 years of woodworking knowledge
Row of #40 Scrub planes
Jim Reed @ Tallahassee
>Here is one of my projects which is winding down. I picked up the #40 bodies over the past few years and dug them out after my recent move. My buddy Johnny Kleso made the bronze lever caps and I made the blades. With just a little sharpening, the springtime scrub party is right around the corner.
Retirement plan
Jim in Burlington On
>Looks like you have a plan for retirement. Saving lost and wayward planes. Thanks for posting I really enjoyed looking.
Hmmm... St. Reed
Scott Burr freezing & hail in Ben Lomond,CA
>The patron saint of our wayward scrub planes. Nice job brining them back to life!
Re: Row of #40 Scrub planes
Joe Rogers, Northern Virginia
>Hey Jim...Johnny Kleso = rarebear? Nice screwcaps.JR
Is the one over on the right a special?
Bill Houghton, cold and rainy in Sebastopol, CA
>or is that just a funky tote on the back?
The same
Jim Reed @ Tallahassee
>he is an artist with metal.
Tote-ally challenged
Jim Reed @ Tallahassee
>The one on the far right is challenged because someone drilled out the screw hole to attach a scrap of wood with a bolt (!). Perhaps the way to fix it is to make an infill tote. There is a sight--scrubbing with an INFILL scrub plane! Pretty uptown!