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  1. 14th January 2011, 02:06 PM #1
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    Afternoon All, Can anyone recall a site wherein Philip showed with fotos and great descriptions the processes of machining that he uses to make his planes?
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    Not sure but the Holtey blog is very informative...

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    WoW!!!, great site
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    His website is www.marcouplanes.co.nz but he doesn't show that much detail (unless I'm looking in the wrong places).

    The Aussie dollar is quite strong against the Kiwi - you might pick up a bargain ("hi honey, mind if I spend $4000 on a plane for my shed.....?")

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    Talk Festool website has a section for Marcou planes.

    Philip MARCOU himself posts there regularly. He also has a lot of work in progress and advice.

    Excellent stuff.

    link Marcou Planes - talkFestool

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ron Booth View Post
    Afternoon All, Can anyone recall a site wherein Philip showed with fotos and great descriptions the processes of machining that he uses to make his planes?
    Thanks Ron Booth


    Hi Ron

    There are many more images like this in the review I wrote a few years back ..

    http://inthewoodshop.com/ToolReviews...0Smoother.html

    Regards from Perth

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