Old stuff in barn....

[Hughman]

Could you make use of it? I was asked.. http://www.imagestation.com/picture/sraid136/pa8c108910423f02fb4545b84ae707609/f75a517d.jpg

Well, I guess! smile.gif

[ 08-20-2004, 12:31 AM: Message edited by: Hughman ]

[TimH]

how much for the slick?!?!?! :eek: :D

[Dave Fleming]

How much for the #12 or #12 1/2 or is it a #112 and type of iron is in it, scraper or toothing?

[ion barnes]

The cat! I want the cat.

[imported_Steven Bauer]

Score!
:D

Steven

[huisjen]

Thanks, but I already got a cat. ;)

Dan

[ken mcclure]

Can you explain the brace? I have never seen one like that.

[Hughman]

TimH, It's not slick, it's a little rusty....

Dave, #12, scraper. What can you tell me about this one?

Ion, Tac the Sea-cat is yours, if you send a boat to pick her up. ;)

Steven, Hat trick, several times smile.gif

Dan, But you need another! This one has sea time.

Ken, I'm somewhat puzzeled, too.

[Krueg]

Nice!

[Bob Smalser]

It's a corner brace for augering holes tight into corners.

Similar to a 90-degree joist brace only longer and with more power.

[Dave Fleming]

Dave, #12, scraper. What can you tell me about this one?To the best of my meager knowledge, the tool came in 3 variations.
#12 with plain Iron Face
#12 1/2 with a Rosewood Face attached to the Iron one
#112 with Iron Face, a bit longer body and a conventional Plane Tote/Handle

There was an article in FWW some time back about how to tune, sharpen and modify one of them.
You might search it out and for a few bucks D/L a copy of the article.

[Hughman]

What is that group of nomads that must blood their knives whenever they bare the blade?

I ask because, well, I was using a scythe stone to clean up the slick, and....

:eek: