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Thank you kindly for the replies and thorough step by step plan. I have not seen the the type of hacksaw blade you describe, but I will look for one of those at the hardware store and borrow a right...

Over the summer, I purchased a pedal-driven grind stone. The frame is a little ricketey and feels unstable, but in use, the pedals work properly. The problem lies with the stone which is severely in...

I ended up having the cherry logs cut into 10/4 pieces. The majority are 24" in length and a few are 30" in length.

Thank you everyone for the well explained advise. This has been a valuable...

Here are a few photos of the No. 4 smoothing plane I recently bought. I also included a photo of a No. 61 block plane I bought from the same guy.

Scott,

Thank you for the reply and information. I live in the Atlanta, GA area. As I mentioned, I am a beginning and novice when it comes to milling wood so I appreciate your insight and advice....

Thanks for all of the responses.

Phillip, you have a good point about maintaining the original SW blade

Scott, I do have another decent NO 4 that might be a good user after cleaning up and...

Hello Everyone,

This is only my second of third post on the forums, and so far I have enjoyed reading the responses to my questions. I am new to woodworking, and I am very glad I found this...

Hello Daniel,

I know this is an old post, but I was wondering if you ever ever used this service in Atlanta.

Thanks,

Ron

Hi Jim,

Thanks for the welcome. I will probably install a replacement handle as you suggested. I wrap up the handle and tuck it away should I ever need to sell it one day.

Thanks,

Ron

Hello everyone,

I am new to Sawmill Creek, and I recently aquired a Stanley NO 4 Bailey plane type 13 w/ a SW iron. It is in excellent condition and includes to original sticker. I would like for...