From my collection of several different style rabbet planes, this is the largest, a Record No. 010 Carriage Maker’s Rabbet Plane. Full specs at the link. I used this for many years in a custom millwork shop, but it remains in very good condition. Post WW2 manufacture, so the wood handles are beech, not rosewood.
To enter, you must have been a member prior to 2021, and have an email address in your profile. The SIGforum Oracle (Karmanator) will pick a winner early Saturday morning (2021-01-09).
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Posts: 10887 | Location: South Congress AZ | Registered: May 27, 2006
That is absolutely beautiful. It would definitely get used, and cared for. Consider me lucky number one.
Thank you for the opportunity. What a cool karma.
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I am wanting to add some specialty hand planes to my shop to try doing some of the things that I currently use my power tools for. Please add me for consideration in this karma and thank you very much!
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Posts: 5671 | Location: Upstate NY | Registered: February 28, 2002
Please count me in. I have a small Stanley Rabbet Plane, but could use a larger, more stable one like that.
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Posts: 13039 | Location: Central Florida | Registered: November 02, 2008
I used to run a custom millwork shop, and now have a small working collection of vintage tools. This plane would be a welcome addition. Please include me for a chance, and thank you for the opportunity!
Count me in as well please. But for disclosure it would go to my brother. He is a veteran as well and loves to do his woodworking and forging with older tools.
Posts: 1794 | Location: Central Florida | Registered: August 08, 2008
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