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my neighbor gave me some old tools after her husband passed away,  so I’ve been restoring them in my spare time.

this is a Woden #4 Plane made in England early 1960's


it was in really rough shape but I got it looking pretty sharp! and sharp enough to shave with

 

Posted

Very nice work; it doesn't look over 50 years old.

On the down side, now you've raised the bar and I'll probably start working on my old planes.

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But you've completely destroyed its value as a collectible!:o  Just kidding!  It looks great. Having restored a few to "not pretty but fully functional" condition, l have a good idea how much work you put into it. That is some major rust removal. Did you replate the cap iron or just clean and polish it? Either way, nice job. Now go make some shavings!

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Great job!  I saw many of those growing up.  My father was a cabinet maker and there were all sizes of those in his shop.  By the way, I have an old rusted hand saw and I been planning in "restoring" it for a while.

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My dad had one that was similar, possibly the same thing, and you could plane wood so thin, you could almost see through it. I still remember the smell of him planing some cedar boards that he was using for something or another.

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