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  1. 15th February 2019, 11:24 PM #1
    WA ANDY
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    Default ID for plane blade?

    Hi anyone seen this symbol and know the maker looks english i think?
    Any help would be appreciated cheers.
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    I recall that symbol from a thread several years ago (maybe 10 years) and possibly on the UK forum. Of course I've completely forgotten just whose symbol it is/was (sorry ).

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    Hello Andy,
    I think the chimney logo may be EMIR and I think I can see Sheffield.
    Perhaps try the candle soot trick below to get a clearer image.

    https://sites.google.com/site/handto...les/candlesoot

    Cheers,
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    I have a wooden Emir plane with that logo on the blade. Been a while since they planes however. Now they make wood mallets and even work benches.
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