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- From: gph@hpindda.cup.hp.com (Paul Houtz)
- Date: Fri, 13 Nov 1992 18:47:28 GMT
- Subject: Re: Hand tool sources?
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- clarke@acheron.uucp (Ed Clarke/10240000) writes:
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- >We have lots of information in the faq(s) about power tools, but little on
- >hand tool sources. Where can I pick up a good jointer plane? I've borrowed
- >an old Bailey #7, but have to give it back sometime.
- >
- >What are the good names in current metal planes? Stanley was always so-so,
- >and I don't know of any other current brands except Record from Garrett-Wade.
- >Although GW is quite expensive, they usually have good stuff. How much work
- >will I have to do to get a new Record plane into operating condition? (i.e.
- >is the sole flat?)
- >----------
-
- You can probably pick up a Bailey #7 at a local flea market. I have
- seen several of them here in the Bay area at EVERY fleam market I
- have been to. $25.00 is the usual price for a #6 or #7 in reasonable
- condition.
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