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   rez | Dec 26, 2008 03:14am | #1

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   94969.19  In the beginning there was Breaktime...

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   MisterT | Dec 26, 2008 03:18am | #2

   I'd rather have Spheres wooden jointer...

   But I'm funny that way...

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   "After the laws of Physics, everything else is opinion"

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   If Pasta and Antipasta meet is it the end of the Universe???

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   Sphere | Dec 26, 2008 03:20am | #3

   Mine was a LOT cheaper..LOL

   Wait, no you can' have my wood.Spheramid Enterprises Architectural Woodworks

   Repairs, Remodeling, Restorations

    

   They kill Prophets, for Profits.

    

    

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   MisterT | Dec 26, 2008 05:21pm | #11

   "no you can'"you are sending me mixed messages there sweet cheeks!!;O).
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   "After the laws of Physics, everything else is opinion" -Neil deGrasse Tyson
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   If Pasta and Antipasta meet is it the end of the Universe???

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   Sphere | Dec 26, 2008 07:52pm | #12

   Yeah, it's this damm laptop, the keys are kerflunked, I just bought a whole page of stuff from McMaster-Carr I think..the keyboard is wonky and it appears I selected "all"..LOLSpheramid Enterprises Architectural Woodworks

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   Henley | Dec 26, 2008 03:25am | #4

   They do look comfy.

   Any chance they are self sharpening?

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   Chucky | Dec 26, 2008 03:27am | #5

   it doesn't matter because i don't think you are actually supposed to use it.

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   Shep | Dec 26, 2008 03:43am | #6

   Lee Valley has a good rep for making nice planes. I heard they were coming out woth a new line of top grade tools.

   But as far as looking good, have you ever seen an infill plane, like a Norris or Spiers? Now those are good lookin' planes!

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   Jer | Dec 26, 2008 05:42am | #10

   You ever work with a Norris or Spier? When tuned, they are really great. Friend of mine has the Norris coffin smoother and it really is a joy to work with.
   The LN 604 1/2 is just as good I think though.

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   Shep | Dec 27, 2008 06:11am | #14

   Nah- all I've done is drool over them.

   I almost bought a Shepherd Tools infill plane kit. I'm glad I didn't, because they ended up going closing shop without delivering everything promised.

   That Lie-Nielson 4-1/2 is another one I'd like to have. I play with one every time I'm at a tool show where they're exhibiting. Some day I'm gonna break down...

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   Jer | Dec 27, 2008 06:39am | #15

   I have a genuine Stanley Bedrock 604 1/2, flat top on the sides. It's tuned and quite nice. Garret Hack said to put a new Clifton blade in along with the split breaker and you will have a smoother that's really second to none. Like you....somedayThe LN 4 1/2 is nice because it's you can get that york pitched frog for crazy woods like burls.
   I only have two, but I love the LN planes.

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   dedhed6b | Dec 26, 2008 05:08am | #7

   Does it vibrate? Because for $189.00 it better do more than shave wood.

   "Shawdow boxing the appoclipse and wandering the land"
   Wier/Barlow

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   Chucky | Dec 26, 2008 05:28am | #9

   ...and $189 is for the ductile iron version.  The nickel alloy version is 299$.  But those are Canadian prices.  For you in the USA, it would be $179 and $279.

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   Junkman001 | Dec 26, 2008 05:25am | #8

   Sexy planes have wings!

    

   Mike

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   dude | Dec 27, 2008 04:43am | #13

   they keep them behind glass in their show room , i heard it was because of the drool