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I've got one at 1,8mm. Hard to tell whether they aimed at 1/16" or 2mm. Maybe they tried to satisfy both Metric and Imperial markets at the same time?
Either way, Berg did make chisels smaller than...

German Maker Heinrich Bracht.

I had a Memo plane once. It was allright but had a rather thin casting and was generally on the cheap side. I've heard that some models were better, but you would have to know how to tell them apart,...

Yes, I'm aware of it, as I'm the guy who wrote it :)

Since then I have gathered more information and changed my mind on a few things. Like the age of the Tiger irons. Also I have found no...

Nice find Lasse. These are not common, but not really rare either. I have some of these as well as their sibling "Lion High Speed".

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Unfortunately the stamp is of poor quality, but it's...

It's definitely not a JPBO plane. Never seen a one (JPBO) with a horn and front part shaped like that.
I think Kees is on the rigth track.

And just as a sidenote to the info in the link: The "P"...

This is a Danish chisel. I have a few of these, but I have absolutely no idea who made them. Been searching too, but nothing comes up. If you ever find out, let me know.

It looks like it was a jointer plane that was just shortened. Maybe the photo is misleading, but that uneven surface on the front look like cut marks to me.
Longer versions of this plane are not...

Being from Denmark myself, I am very curious to know what Company he got them from.

That sounds like JPBO. Glad I could help. They are good user planes.

Another option is that it's a Danish plane, as they can often be found with H. Crookes & Co. irons.
Makers like JPBO, Dana and Langeskov made copies or variations of the Ulmia/German style.
The two...

It's really difficult to tell from that picture what they are, but I don't think they are Bergs. They look more like a german style chisel to me, than a swedish.
They could still be good though, but...

Thanks for the info.

The dating you've done is more than sufficient for me. I just like to know a bit of history on my tools if it can be found.
It's very tempting for me to put the index finger...

Thanks for the replies guys.
It's true that it doesn't really fit into a specific type, so "early 1900's" it is.
I am very pleased with it. I already have it working and it's very nice, but there...

Hi everybody, I'm new here (but not to reading) and I need your help.
Yesterday I went to the local market, and very much to my surprise I found this no. 2. In my country wooden planes were the...

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I believe the fillister is a danish plane of the brand JPBO. I have a number of planes from this maker. The letters stand for Johan P. Bendixen - Odense. Odense being the city in which they...