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  1. 18th March 2007, 09:43 PM #1
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    Default ogee moulding plane.

    Correct me if I'm wrong. I'm still a bit tongue tied with these profile names.
    Looks like an ogee.

    Thanks to Mike and Alf help it looks like it was a #14 hollow thats been modified to cut an ogee of sorts. One sides been curved over, and a fence added.

    Got it from a secret admirer. No....got it at a garage sale. Just gave me 3 planes for nothing. How often do you find people as good as that now days eh ? Bit of a strange bloke though....kept singing that he liked peanut calarda.



    Managed to get it going. The profile of the blade was a mess. Had to regrind etc. But, works nicely on end grain, which is always a good sign.


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    What a win
    Looks great
    Bit of end grain too ... sheoak is it?
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    Wonderful, Jake!

    Great cutting--and on end-grain. It's modified and user-built planes like these that have stories that are never told. Why and for what was this plane altered? Love to sit down with the guy who did it. He did such a nice job. Love to see what he made with it as well.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ramps View Post
    What a win
    Looks great
    Bit of end grain too ... sheoak is it?
    I'm happy with it. How and when I'm going to use it next though is another question.

    Silky oak. Luckily, I've got a heap of it at the moment to play with.

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    It's modified and user-built planes like these that have stories that are never told. Why and for what was this plane altered? Love to sit down with the guy who did it. He did such a nice job. Love to see what he made with it as well.
    I agree entirely. Same sort of thoughts go through my mind. From a different world of tools and techniques.... No grime and rust like they have now. What other planes did it sit beside on his shelf ? Becomes a sad thought for me after a while, when you realise its all gone. The man and the people in his life all gone...uno.

    I'll try and get those other planes I got going as well.
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