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    Default to berg or not to berg?

    that is the question...

    I was kept in touch by an old woodworker's supplier, he ceased the activity, and he's selling the entire "antiques" of the shop (the old rust)

    he could have again some plane blade, he told me by phone the description "sweden with a fish". After a brief mail exchange, they eventually turned to be some berg plane blades, the same of the thread https://www.woodworkforums.com/f152/w...78/index4.html.

    As they are not laminated, but plain swedish steel, would it be interesting to buy in your opinion?

    thanks in advance
    Cheers,
    Luca

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    hi luca
    go for it ,i have a berg blade in my stanley no5 fantastic
    greg

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    "A Berg in the hand is worth two in the bush"................groan


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    I reckon it would definately be worth it Orsomagno. I've been looking for one for a number four sized stanley if you want to sell one...

    By the way I have a chisel with your name on it here PM Me

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    Quote Originally Posted by Eldanos of KDM View Post
    I reckon it would definately be worth it Orsomagno. I've been looking for one for a number four sized stanley if you want to sell one...
    jsut received a proposal, more than 30 berg blade at about 20 euro each.
    too much for me, both the number and the price
    Cheers,
    Luca

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    Are they in reasonable condition? Might be worthwhile to buy them and put the ones you don't want up for sale here - or fleabay.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Beetle Shirt View Post
    Are they in reasonable condition? Might be worthwhile to buy them and put the ones you don't want up for sale here - or fleabay.
    They are NOS, still in the boxes. I'm still waiting for a reply from the seller... made an indecent proposal
    Cheers,
    Luca

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    I'd buy one

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