That Craftsman #5 up there with the flawed casting is a Millers Falls No 14 without the tapped hole in the sole casting for the frog adjustment screw.. and I imagine no hole for the adjuster plate screw in the frog, too. That should be a nice user, too.
Hi Don, had never really visited your site. It’s a good one! May I post a link to it on my site? If so, is there a logo to use?
you bet Dan.
Excellent site Don.
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That Craftsman #5 up there with the flawed casting is a Millers Falls No 14 without the tapped hole in the sole casting for the frog adjustment screw.. and I imagine no hole for the adjuster plate screw in the frog, too. That should be a nice user, too.
Any Stanley no 7’s in the queue Don? Preferably pre-neoprene knob
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Where do you guy get parts to restore old hand planes? Are the parts remake or aftermarket and cheap? Thanks for any input and help.
David
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