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What's wrong with this picture? :-) *LINK*

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What's wrong with this picture? :-)  *LINK*

Denis Ch�nard, Orl�ans, Ont.

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Grizzly's 778 copy

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ha ha

VTAndy4

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#3

This is set up for the classic inside fillister.

Roy Anderson

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It's a tebbar plane,,,(etaber, in the UK)!

Rob Lee

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Jim in Burlington Ont.

I wonder

Jim in Burlington On

>Curious about the quality. I paid 75 for a mint one still in the box off of the bay.

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Price is too high

Bill Houghton, Sebastopol, CA

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Re: I wonder

Denis Ch�nard, Orl�ans, Ont.

>Me too...

For the record, I bought two Award #4 planes at Princess Auto, and they work just fine. For $17 each.

I think Indian manufacturers have improved their quality on their bench planes over the last couple years. On block planes that's a different matter, at least based on my limited experience.

DC

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Re: It's a tebbar plane,,,(etaber, in the UK)!

Denis Ch�nard, Orl�ans, Ont.

>Man, I'm slow tonight (no comments, please...), just got it... :-)

DC

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Bart Leetch

>I notice it has 3 holes in the guide I wonder if your supposed to fasten a strip of wood to it to act as the actual guide?

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Re: OEM version??

paul womack

>That looks a LOT like this tool:

http://www.toolstation.com/shop/HandTools/CarpentersTools/d10/sd150

http://www.faithfulltools.com/pdfs/124_Faithfull05.pdf

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