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Resiste Blades - Red Sawman - 10-12-2015
I did a search for "Resiste" planes and found nothing ... I got these at an auction Saturday ... there are 10 of them ... all identical.
Any idea where they came from?
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Re: Resiste Blades - Derek Cohen - 10-13-2015
That's what I would do if I were designing a plane with an adjustable double iron. That is, the screw moves the chipbreaker back-and-forth.
Regards from Perth
Derek
Re: Resiste Blades - Baumholder - 10-13-2015
Over 90% sure they are European, probably French, but I don't speak the language. I think I've seen something like them over here in Germany at the Floh Markt near France.
Michael
Re: Resiste Blades - Greg Wease - 10-13-2015
Search for Goldenberg planes.
Re: Resiste Blades - Pat Zabrocki - 10-13-2015
if I were at that auction, I would not be able to "resiste" them either
pat
Re: Resiste Blades - Red Sawman - 10-13-2015
Pat Zabrocki said:
if I were at that auction, I would not be able to "resiste" them either
pat
.... actually ... they were at the bottom of a large lot of Stanley parts ... I didn't even know they were there until I started going through the box at home ...
They are stamped "40" and are 40 mm wide (1-5/8") ...
Red