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    Today I decided a few of my favorite planes needed some space and I've put them on display for a bit.
    I love to use these things and I enjoy the aesthetic too.
    Sauer and Steiner and Daed toolworks. Thanks Konrad and Raney.


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    A very enviable set. Looks like one of the cast bullnose planes that Konrad wrote about in 2012.
    Sauer & Steiner: Bullnose planes from castings

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    Funny how things like this work, just started following Sauer on Instagram. Makes some beautiful stuff!

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    Quote Originally Posted by hiroller View Post
    A very enviable set. Looks like one of the cast bullnose planes that Konrad wrote about in 2012.
    Sauer & Steiner: Bullnose planes from castings
    Yes it is. I got to choose which casting I wanted and Konrad used the same desert ironwood for his as in mine.


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    You have an incredible collection there mate. One day I hope to buy one of Konrads K series planes....

    Have you considered building a custom tool cabinet for your planes?

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    Quote Originally Posted by groeneaj View Post
    Have you considered building a custom tool cabinet for your planes?
    I'm moving house shortly so I hope to build my shop in my double garage over the next little bit. So by the end of 2018 I hope to have a few tool cabinets and chests sorted. The big Ebony Set, the veritas and assorted metal planes, the infills and then there is the chisels and saws. I'll get there.


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    Quote Originally Posted by kevjed View Post
    by the end of 2018 I hope to have a few tool cabinets and chests sorted. The big Ebony Set, the veritas and assorted metal planes, the infills and then there is the chisels and saws. I'll get there.
    now that list deserves a serious "show and tell" ...
    regards from Alberta, Canada

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    Don't forget to leave a little space for the odd few chisels. Maybe not quite the same class.

    Ray

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    Ray, from what I have seen the chisels are right up there. Looking forward to setting up shop in a dedicated space for the first time.


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    Very nice collection
    Would love to see them
    Maybe you could bring one or two along to the next Melbourne GTG

    Cheers Matt
    Also understand if you didn't want to bring them


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    Quote Originally Posted by Simplicity View Post
    Very nice collection
    Would love to see them
    Maybe you could bring one or two along to the next Melbourne GTG

    Cheers Matt
    Also understand if you didn't want to bring them
    Matt, this is what happened last time Kev left a plane within reach of someone that wasn't him.
    Infill envy
    Those were the droids I was looking for.
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    OK. I think a dedicated display cupboard is definitely warranted, but in the light of Tony's post (thanks for the reminder) it should be really high up on the wall or locked up in bullet proof glass.

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    Quote Originally Posted by NCArcher View Post
    Matt, this is what happened last time Kev left a plane within reach of someone that wasn't him.
    Infill envy
    Yes remember that poor episode maybe he can bring them.
    But we can only look kind I've like a museum piece[emoji12]

    Cheers Matt

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    Matt,
    I'll bring a few along at some stage and of course people can handle them and use them. They are just tools that cut wood after all. If they are not used they are totally wasted. Konrad was very understanding when the first plane was damaged. Chris Swartz looked at it and said...hmmmm just put some blue tape over it and use the thing. I've been tempted to sand down the bulge and glue the dust in the crack but decided on that these are tools to use as much as I can so there was no point. Tools that and used are just paper weights.

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    Quote Originally Posted by kevjed View Post
    Matt,
    I'll bring a few along at some stage and of course people can handle them and use them. They are just tools that cut wood after all. If they are not used they are totally wasted. Konrad was very understanding when the first plane was damaged. Chris Swartz looked at it and said...hmmmm just put some blue tape over it and use the thing. I've been tempted to sand down the bulge and glue the dust in the crack but decided on that these are tools to use as much as I can so there was no point. Tools that and used are just paper weights.
    Next one is July box hill RSL
    I be looking forward to meeting the planes [emoji12]
    There's an entrance you can wait in while we wipe the trool off them

    Cheers Matt

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