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  1. 15th April 2008, 01:59 PM #31
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    Quote Originally Posted by Groggy View Post
    ......... and dropped it in his toolbox in 1952. What I don't understand is how the wood on the plane stayed immaculate for that period and did not sustain damage, darken or even pick up normal residue in the maker's marks. Whatever the finish is, I would be more interested in that than the actual plane!
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  3. 15th April 2008, 07:55 PM #32
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    HI All,

    Laminated planes are a lot older than Krenov.

    A tradesman from around the turn of the century wrote a few books that are high quality. One of them shows this technique.

    His name was Hayward, Charles H.

    I think the name of the book was Making Woodworking tools, or similar

    I'm flat out tonight, if someone wants to google it was available as an on-line download.

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    Doctor Who territory here. A tardis toolbox. Put a tool in it and it goes back to the day it was made. Some are definitely made for aliens too.
    ps Charles Hayward was the editor of Woodworker for many years including the war (wwii). and wrote some great books.
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    Quote Originally Posted by eddie the eagle View Post
    HI All,

    Laminated planes are a lot older than Krenov.

    A tradesman from around the turn of the century wrote a few books that are high quality. One of them shows this technique.

    His name was Hayward, Charles H.

    I think the name of the book was Making Woodworking tools, or similar

    I'm flat out tonight, if someone wants to google it was available as an on-line download.

    CHeers,

    eddie
    It's supposed to be available for download from the Old Tool Shop website, but the link doesn't seem to work (I have brought this to the attention of the website).
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  6. 21st April 2008, 12:23 PM #35
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    It is on Gary Roberts Toolemera site. Looks like a good read.
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  7. 21st April 2008, 12:32 PM #36
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    THanks Jeremy,

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