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John Dingman
03-29-2005, 5:59 PM
Well since it has become somewhat of a tradition around here to take family photos and post them I thought since I had a bit of free time today I'd join in the fray....

http://www.johnswoodshop.us/Images/Group%20Plane%20Pic.jpg

http://www.johnswoodshop.us/Images/Group%20Plane%20Pic%202.jpg

http://www.johnswoodshop.us/Images/Group%20Plane%20Pic%203.jpg

From Left to right in the back row:

Auburn Coffin Smoother
No Name Scrub Plane
Bailey Transitional Plane No. Unkown
Bailey Transitional Plane No. 24
Primus Reform Smoother
LN 4 1/2
Stanley Bailey No. 5 Type 11
LV LA Jack Plane
Stanley Bailey No. 5 1/2 Type 11
Stanley Bailey No. 7 Type 11
Stanley Bailey No. 8 Type 11

Middle Row Left to Right:

No. 80 Scraper
No. 112
No. 12 1/2
No. 113 Type 2
No. 78
No. 48
No. 90
No. 92
No. 93
LV LA Apron Plane
Record 060 1/2
Craftsman 3732
No. 100
No Name Thumb Plane

Front Row:

No. 71 1/2 Router Plane
No. 220
LN 98/99

The Family thanks for looking!
John

p.s. Don't ya just love BORG plywood :mad:
Tyler Howell
03-29-2005, 6:40 PM
A very fine family they are. Congrats John.
Roy Wall
03-29-2005, 7:15 PM
That's a great "quiver" IMHO:D :D

Very Nice John--and nice shop too!!:cool:
Tony Sade
03-29-2005, 9:40 PM
Show off! ;) Drool, drool! :D Love the curly ply, too.
John Weber
03-29-2005, 10:08 PM
Very nice, any favs? That #8 is a monster.

John
Terry Hatfield
03-29-2005, 10:23 PM
j,

Cool!!! You have quite a fine looking family there.

BTW...looks like the entainment center is coming along well. :D

t
John Dingman
03-29-2005, 10:48 PM
Very nice, any favs? That #8 is a monster.

JohnJohn,

My favorite is the No. 8! With the Primus and the LN 4 1/2 coming in a close second.

Thanks all!
John
John Dingman
03-29-2005, 10:50 PM
j,

Cool!!! You have quite a fine looking family there.

BTW...looks like the entainment center is coming along well. :D

tIt's gettin there Terry! I hope to make some serious progress on it by the weekend.

Thanks,
John
Bruce Branson
03-29-2005, 10:53 PM
Very nice! Do you use the router plane often?
John Dingman
03-29-2005, 11:03 PM
Very nice! Do you use the router plane often?I just got it about a month ago and have not had the opportunity to use it on a project yet. And I don't see that I will use it all that much. However, I have played around with it and practiced a couple of different tasks with it. If I ever need to make a small dado deeper, and the shoulder plane won't fit in the dado, this would clean out the dado nicely.

John
Jerry Palmer
03-30-2005, 10:35 AM
So, John, what is that Goliath looking thing with the ruler on it that you're using as a backdrop for the family.

Ah, yes, I recall seeing stuff like that. Guess you finally found a good use for one.:)

Great family you got there.
Tom Saurer
03-30-2005, 11:09 AM
John...Nice collection... In the notes you mentioned that that you don't know the name of the wood scrub plane. I have one that is very similar. It's an ECE that I got at Lee Valley. Might this be it?

http://www.leevalley.com/wood/page.aspx?c=2&p=46873&cat=1,41182
James Carmichael
03-30-2005, 3:55 PM
John's non-neander friends might call the men in white if they get a picture of that "family" around the tree wearing little Santa caps next Christmas (or have they gotten that already???) :eek:
Mark Riegsecker
03-30-2005, 4:36 PM
That's a beautiful family John. And they do all look alike - except that one with the long ears:D
Mike Scoggins
03-30-2005, 5:53 PM
John,

That sure is a nice looking family you have there, Pastor (not that that's not what I would expect) ;) .

I may not be reading correctly, but did you miss the LV LA Jack on the back row, 8th from left (at least I think that's what it is)?

Thanks for sharing the family portrait,
Mike
John Dingman
03-30-2005, 6:20 PM
Yep,

I sure did miss it Mike! Good eyes!

John
Mike Scoggins
03-31-2005, 6:30 AM
John,

I think the reason I really noticed was because I'm battling coveting right about now. ;) I have yet to buy a new bench plane (they've all been fix'r-up'rs), but I think the LV LA Jack might be the first. Good choice in your opinion as an owner of such?

Thanks,
Mike
John Dingman
03-31-2005, 12:15 PM
John,

I think the reason I really noticed was because I'm battling coveting right about now. ;) I have yet to buy a new bench plane (they've all been fix'r-up'rs), but I think the LV LA Jack might be the first. Good choice in your opinion as an owner of such?

Thanks,
MikeMike,

I sent you a pm.

John
Jerry Palmer
03-31-2005, 12:25 PM
John,

I think the reason I really noticed was because I'm battling coveting right about now. ;) I have yet to buy a new bench plane (they've all been fix'r-up'rs), but I think the LV LA Jack might be the first. Good choice in your opinion as an owner of such?

Thanks,
Mike

I only recently got my first newborn plane, the Veritas large Shoulder Plane. Worked well right out of the box and even better once the iron was honed.:D