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A Stanley 55 Router plane
comments (0) February 25th, 2010 in Project Gallery
Captblue715, member
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I sharpen a few of the cutters as I need them for any reproduction I make. With every pass of the router plane I remember the man who has taught me so much about working with wood. This Stanley 55 router plane was a gift from this master cratsman, my friend, my teacher. I will remember you always. Is there any grreater gift in woodworking then having a tool passed to a journeyman from the master?
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Contest Details
Update: Congratulations to our three winners! starryNight took home first with Froe-Zen in Time, Routerbit48 won second with Dad's Little Helper, and third place went to randyhowes with Old Dogs - New Tricks.
*Contest is closed.
Beginning February 1 and running through March 1, Fine Homebuilding readers can submit photos of their most cherished tools for a chance to win one of three Stanley 60-1/2 Low Angle Block Planes.
We're in search of tools with a great story behind them. Maybe it's a framing hammer passed down from generation to generation, or perhaps it's that first tool you ever bought—the one that's stayed with you through thick and thin over the years. Whatever it is, submit photos of your cherished tools, along with their stories, to our gallery contest for a chance to win.
Contest ends March 1, 2010.
Winners will be announced on or about March 5, 2010.
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