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Stanley 1.5?

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Stanley 1.5?

Todd O. Cronkhite Maine Native, Presently Away

>Found this on e-bay about a week ago, but kept my trap shut just in case one of us was bidding on it. Think it's authentic? Don't see why not myself. Scrub plane prototype perhaps?

T.O.

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WHAT did you find on eBay?? (No Linky)

Hank Knight

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Re: Stanley 1.5? II *LINK*

Todd O. Cronkhite Maine Native, Presently Away

>Seems I'm rusty at posting Links

T.O.


Stanley 1.5

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Re: WHAT did you find on eBay?? (No Linky)

Todd O. Cronkhite Maine Native, Presently Away

>Hank, what are you doing, sitting there waiting for a new post to pop up? Egads man, must be a slow day in the office eh? ;~)

Either Dan changed the way we post links on me, or I'm just good at doinking it up these days.

How's that Hunt Board Shapeing up?

T.O.

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Hank Knight

>That's an interesting plane. The front knob is TINY! I wonder what it is. Apparently somebody knows what it is; the bid price is up there.

Glad to see you posting, Todd O.

Hank

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Re: WHAT did you find on eBay?? (No Linky)

Hank Knight

>I finished my work task for the day (wrote and filed a short Brief)so I'm goofing off.

The hunt board is coming along fine - at my customary glacial pace. I've got the back and sides cut and mortised into the legs, and the thing actually stands up by itself. I cut the tenons on the bottom stretcher by hand last weekend and they're not too pretty. I'm contemplating recutting the entire piece. But if I recut everything I screw up, this will go on for years and there won't be a piece of hadwood left in South Carolina. I'll post some pics when I get a little further along.

Hank

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Todd O. Cronkhite Maine Native, Presently Away

>Glad to see you posting, Todd O.

Yeah, been mostly in lurk mode lately. I check in daily tho, hate to miss out on what's next for plastic, and what's new in the world of double handled saws. I'm betting that a big cross hair type gun-sight will be next. ;~)

Look forward to seeing pics of the huntboard. I shouldn't worry to hard about those mortices unless of coarse this project is destined for a Fine Woodworking photo shoot. If Jim shaver was brave enough to post a pic of his Martiam Dovetails a few years back, you've got nothing to worry about.

T.O.

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Wrong/ ,That's a 2-1/4.

VLParisian

>The junior version for the pre trade schools.

Victor

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DONALD THOMPSON

>I would say that it is a no-name plane with a replacement Stanley iron. The question is whether the seller is a fool or a villain.

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another version *LINK*

dave brown

>I saw that auction too and was wondering at its lineage and authenticity. BTW, LN made a 1-1/2 in 2004.

Does anyone out there own a 1-1/2???


LN 1-1/2

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Martin, from Granbury

>I've looked at this plane before. The price is high.

Seems they didn't "sell out quickly".

I wonder how many are left?

Does anyone here have one that can comment on its usefulness?

Or is it simply a tool for collectors?

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dave brown

>I'd try one if the price weren't so dear.

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