Just Plane Fun - Check out some interesting Hand Planes & New (to me) inventory!
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- Опубліковано 27 лис 2024
- Check out these recent finds! Stanley, Millers Falls, Lufkin, Starrett - just to name a few. Machinist tools and woodworking tools - there’s something for everyone here!
The following items are SOLD:
No112
No81
No51 spokeshave
SW Marking gauge
Stanley trammel points
Type 17 no5
Type 17 no4 in box
Millers Falls No22 in box
Chisel in box
Long SW ruler
No220 in box
Scorp
No606 flatside
Pinch dogs
Lufkin Surface gauge
Pending
- bluegrass chisels
- moulding planes
- no65 low angle
11:45 wow, that Millers Falls is amazing! I know Ken is going to want a crack at that
Fun, fun, FUN!! Love these types of videos!
I love that you love them! 😅
Nice video! Almost as satisfying as buying them myself! 😂
I’ve been on a helluva run lately!
That Kennedy /Gerstner style chest at the end, and its contents were well worth the video, on their own. I did really like that Millers Falls No. 7, however. I probably can't afford it
The toolchest was definitely a really cool find. I’m just glad it had some good stuff in it - I was initially concerned that maybe I had overbid on it.
I think the MF No22 (no7 size) is maybe going to Illinois. Such a clean plane, especially for its age
Love my no.60 chisels!
I love your no60 chisels too!
Hello MJ, still waiting on the next Lie Nielsen flipping video. Keep up the great work! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
I think I have just about enough stuff together to be able to film the next installment. Hopefully I can get to it soon 🤞🏻🤞🏻
You kept calling it a machinist's box even though from the moment you showed the top section, I suspected it was a patternmaker's box because of the trammels, the surface gauge, the router plane, and what looks like the head to a panel gauge. The pinch dogs were another clue. Bent shank chisels and gouges, another clue. I could go on and some could argue that these are all tools common in one way or another to general woodworking, but the cinch was the fillet irons. The "miniature dumbbells" as you called them. Of course, eventually you stated that it was a patternmaker's chest, but it was fun watching you go through it.
Guilty as charged! I must admit that I am not terribly familiar with which tools are specifically for pattern makers. But I’m learning!
So they’re definitely not little dumbbells then? 🤔
😂
9:08 gutta-percha? That’s the same stuff in golf balls and what dentists use in the root canal process
cool beans
Only the best beans 🫘 around here!
Cool tools. Question -why do many of the old planes have specks of white paint? I can’t recall ever being in a situation where I’m painting while planing with a number 4. I could see how a block plane might get paint specks, but not a smoother.
I think the average homeowner used planes a bit differently than we do now. They would use em for trimming a door on a screened-in porch and then set the plane down and get to painting.
Nowadays we fix or build a screened in porch with power tools and then retreat to the shop to use our planes making fine furniture 🪑
Thanx for the video M J , question where can one find online auctions ?????
I’d say try “hibid” for your state first. If you google hibid ______ (insert your state), it should bring it up.
Once you bid on a couple online auctions, you’ll start getting emails from em.
Is the tote on a No 112 interchangeable with a No 4? My 112 has a tote that's completely broke in half. 😢
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
Nice haul, how long do you give your patrons to see if they buy something and do you have a price on the router yet?
Usually stuff goes pretty fast. The patrons typically watch the video right away and start claiming stuff
I’d be pretty content at $150 plus shipping for the router plane
Great Haul and video. On the wooden molding planes what markers are they. I collect Cincinnati Ohio plane makers. Let me know if you have any and the price. They should be stamped on the front Thanks Sean
Most of em don’t have a maker on em, just a previous owners initials (or so it appears)
What are you asking for the #12 scraper plane?
Do you mean the No112? It looks like it’s heading to Australia 🇦🇺 very soon
Millers falls when fettled properly beat lie Nielsen on quality and bite.
I have to respectfully disagree but that’s the great thing about hand tools - we don’t all have to agree!
Hello, I just stumbled across your video and I'm wondering how much would a #4 Stanley plane be, nothing special just a decent one. I would like to get one with frog adjustment. I don't live in an area where they are easily found, i don't think. I don't want a harbor freight one either but I don't want to have to pay a lot. Do you have something I'm looking for around the $30 to $40 range or am I being delusional. I'm just getting into hand planes and I want to use it not collect them. I know I would have to pay for shipping too. What can you tell me please sir?
I can get you a good Stanley no4 with the frog adjustment screw for around $40-45 plus shipping.
Email me at jplanefun@gmail.com or find me on Facebook at Just Plane Fun - the parts division
@@justplanefun cool, thank you. It's going to take a bit of time to come up with it but I definitely will.
@@justplanefun Speaking of e-mail you never sent me the cost of a frog for a old number six with left hand threads conversion.