Bugbear posts:

Never Enough Money wrote:
Also do a search in rec.woodworking. I found " small sets of hand
planes (lists of 2, 5, and 8 planes)" by Lyn J. Mangiameli

Good thread!

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It's excellent, but let's not forget the date on the thread whenyou start
considering shoulder planes. Veritas's shoulder planes weren't even all the way
on the drawing board, so to speak, at that time, but exist now in several
varieties. And that is not to knock the Lie-Nielsen models that are truly
excellent, just to offer another choice (and to keep adding to the confusion,
of course).

Charlie Self
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