Stanley plane

Got to use this bad boy today pretty cool stanely num .05 on some cedar 😉 

You must’ve had some energy to burn

I can feel the carpal tunnel syndrome creeping in ?

haha try and get those kinds of shavings with small hard maple…..

Conductor562 wrote:

46 minutes ago, Conductor562 said:

You must’ve had some energy to burn

 

I can feel the carpal tunnel syndrome creeping in ?

Lol yes 🙂 

comp56 wrote:

40 minutes ago, comp56 said:

haha try and get those kinds of shavings with small hard maple…..

Lol no thanks be there all day 

comp56 wrote:

1 hour ago, comp56 said:

haha try and get those kinds of shavings with small hard maple…..

The Japanese can probably shave diamonds with their planes. Freaking sorcerers those guys…

Hugh Jass wrote:

1 hour ago, Hugh Jass said:

 

The Japanese can probably shave diamonds with their planes. Freaking sorcerers those guys…

Lol holy shit ski 

Hugh Jass wrote:

 

The Japanese can probably shave diamonds with their planes. Freaking sorcerers those guys…

Well yea where do you think all the fine bits come from for diamond rim blades [emoji23]

But seriously @catepillar they have competitions for the thinnest wood shavings in Japan and is measured in microns, ya that thin

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JimboS1ice wrote:

36 minutes ago, JimboS1ice said:

Well yea where do you think all the fine bits come from for diamond rim blades emoji23.png

But seriously @catepillar they have competitions for the thinnest wood shavings in Japan and is measured in microns, ya that thin

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Lol yes that would be a tuff competitionn ??

I love the old the Stanley planes my favorite is my 5 1/2 jack I use it all the time. Still a perfectly usable tool in the modern world.

StrippedScrew wrote:

6 minutes ago, StrippedScrew said:

I love the old the Stanley planes my favorite is my 5 1/2 jack I use it all the time. Still a perfectly usable tool in the modern world.

Agreed love all there old tools