How would you describe this plane??
#11
Not a woodie and not a transitional...what kind of plane is it? (besides being kind of cool)

Bob Page
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#12
Coffin plane with an owner made repair?
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#13
Interesting take on eliminating a couple major weak points in the design. I'd scoop it for the right price.
Blackhat

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#14
Firewood?
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#15
Purty, and purty neat!
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#16
I like it a lot and like how the person did the change.

Arlin
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#17
Would that qualify as an outfill?
Blackhat

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#18
Actually, this is not a user-made plane. According to the seller, it is patented.
Bob Page
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In da U.P. of Michigan
www.loonlaketoolworks.com
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#19
The "infill" looks like it is bakelite or fiberglass - is ther any info on the infill?
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#20
enjuneer said:


Actually, this is not a user-made plane. According to the seller, it is patented.




". . . The marriage of wood and metal in early plane manufacture resulted in a tool that has today been referred to as transitional. . . ."


"Unusual Kimberley Patent Planes" by D. S. Orr
http://www.leevalley.com/newsletters/Woo...atents.htm
Bob

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