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Yall seem to have a lot more No50s over there than we do here in the US. I was just checking some of em out on eBay yesterday

Type 11s and type 12s are identical in terms of their quality

ua-cam.com/video/SmdmKqY1w44/v-deo.htmlsi=3DoTecmIYcXwn6GT Check out this ^ video, then decide

@@justplanefun Haha. The UA-cam algo beat you. That was the next video served after I left that comment. 😂 Sounds like I have an 18.

I get them made and sell em for $2 each. Sometimes I give them away 😉 The proceeds help fund this UA-cam channel

Let’s chat via FB messenger or email me. I think you have my contact info, eh?

Yeah, I'll hit you up on fb.

I’ll definitely keep an eye out for a Record 43 or 44. If you want to try out a Stanley No45, we can make that happen anytime. Only downside is that I don’t have the micro-adjust fence on one

I'm so glad to hear you got a family heirloom! That’s excellent!

We can do that

He should start charging for his autograph!

I don’t know of any specifics about the 112 handle that would make it unique to that scraper plane. I’ve interchanged no4 handles with em before - but always with full disclosure if I sold em that way

Email me at jplanefun@gmail.com or find me on FB - just plane fun, the parts division

Shoot me an email - jplanefun@gmail.com

I hope to see you there sometime on a future trip!

That’s what I like to hear!

Glad you liked the ones you snagged!

Shoot me an email - jplanefun@gmail.com

Yep, I bought them used from someone else. He had purchased them from MJD previously

I mostly hear people talking 💩 about the ole No6s. And Lord help ya if you’re trying to sell one. Folks don’t want to pay 💰 much

@@justplanefun I suspect few people have had to really take down something large before. I picked up a 9 foot long 8/4 board of waterfall Bubinga that the figured grain would have come out of the machines horribly, so I took it down entirely by hand starting with the no 6C. Handled it in no time and had two flat/smooth parallel faces in highly figured grain

Right?! Easily one of the biggest hauls from a weekend trip. Now I gotta try n’ sell em all 😅

Thanks Bud. I know I can always count on you to watch em!

It can sure be an involved process. Good luck!

I’ve sold a couple in the last few weeks since this video came out. Fortunately I still have one or two left

I love that you loved it!

All the ones in the video are in the $75-100 range, plus shipping

The JPF patrons get first crack at everything but if no takers there, we can definitely make it happen. www.patreon.com/c/JustPlaneFun

@@justplanefun thanks bud I never went on patreon I'll try it, great videos!!!

I sent a message back with some pics of the plane you asked about

I think I’d like to be at $60 on it with all the vials in the box. If you want it with fewer vials, that’s an option too

I still owe you that Millers Falls hand drill, just gotta figure out the chuck situation

@@justplanefun Thanks bud. Really miss mine now.

Thanks for watching! I do ship all over the world so getting some tools to Finland is no trouble at all

They’re out there, but I agree they’re hard to find. I’m assuming you’re keeping an eye on eBay? I’ve sold maybe two of them in the last 2-3 years. I’m always looking for Bailey Victor parts planes

@@justplanefun Thank you so much or replying, I really do appreciate it. My plane is in an excellent all original condition except for that missing part. I'm really not a hand tool guy, and use power tools but love to collect. I'm thinking about selling it, what do you think the best way to do so? sell individual parts or the whole thing without the missing piece? There are none for sale out there as we speak. Thank you, Ed

@@justplanefun Sorry man, another question, does any of other bailey's parts fits the number 4?

@@tutzking3318I’d be interested in buying it as is. Feel free to email me - jplanefun@gmail.com

@@tutzking3318- the lever cap and blade should be the same as a No5. The frog mechanism (that’s what you’re missing, right?) fits all sizes of Bailey Victor planes. Leonard Bailey was big on having as many interchangeable parts as possible among the different sizes

I recommend keeping an eye on eBay. They turn up occasionally

We’ve seriously considered renting an RV from Outdoor Rec on base but that comes with its own set of challenges.

@justplanefun all you really need is a pop-up or fold out kind. I hear they are well equipped these days and not that much of a drag on fuel economy either.

Shoot me an email - jplanefun@gmail.com If you have pics, that would be ideal

That’ll be fine. Thank you for the input. Of note - these are not sharp. The irons are retracted anyway. They’re sitting on cardboard mostly. You may have been taught that in your “woodworking 101” class but other “professors” of woodworking teach folks to retract the irons and then sit them on their soles since an exposed iron could inadvertently cut someone. I could continue but I think you get my point - Safety is paramount in woodworking but there are no hard and fast rules about how to store hand planes that everyone *must* follow. Thank you for your comment but around here we don’t try to tell other people how to handle their business 😎

I don’t believe so. Stanley made them with a similar grain orientation and many of them have survived the many years of use

I believe it’s on the CITES list and can’t be shipped worldwide but I don’t think there are any laws against selling it inside the US. This is not Brazilian Rosewood, it’s believed to be Honduran

Glad to have you!

Definitely in the rosewood family but it’s not Brazilian

Thanks, glad you find it helpful!

Yea but it’s really pretty wood… 🪵 and that makes all the difference. 😎

Good luck! Let me know how it goes

@justplanefun went well...I think. Lol Got a type 11 no. 6 in great condition, what seems to be an old Sargent 409(not original breaker or iron), a little Stanley Sweet Heart block plane, and a 26" Diston saw for 80 bucks. I don't feel like I got dooped, but I am still new to this, soooo😬

But only if you hold your tongue 👅 just right when loosening the suspect screw

@@justplanefun you got cameras hidden in my shop?

Agreed. Beautiful wood and Dave did a great job with it