KH

"Kentucky Highlander"

29/05/2004 1:32 PM

Flea market Planes I found today

spent $61 on planes I found at the flea market today. Gave $15 for a Bailey
#7, $20 for a Stanley SW #6, 20 for a #5 that only had MADE IN USA on the
body and $6 for a Stanley #102 block plane. I posted pics in the binary
group a.b.p.w. if you want to see and tell me if I got a deal or got screwed
on them.

KY


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"conehead"

in reply to "Kentucky Highlander" on 29/05/2004 1:32 PM

31/05/2004 6:01 PM

An elderly friend gave me a102, unused and still in its box, a couple of
years ago. He said he bought it about fifteen years before that.

Hardly a day goes by that I don't use it.

--
Conehead

"Kentucky Highlander" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> LOL
>
> The opening in the sole of the planes were not damaged in the least.
Mostly
> just dirt and surface rust. The little 102 had a nick in the body on top
of
> the side walls, looked like it got against a grinder. I'm not a collector
I
> just bought them to clean up and use. I don't have a jointer yet, been
about
> to pull the trigger on buying one, but other stuff keeps coming up.
>
> KY
> "charlie b" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
> > Kentucky Highlander wrote:
> > >
> > > spent $61 on planes I found at the flea market today. Gave $15 for a
> Bailey
> > > #7, $20 for a Stanley SW #6, 20 for a #5 that only had MADE IN USA on
> the
> > > body and $6 for a Stanley #102 block plane. I posted pics in the
binary
> > > group a.b.p.w. if you want to see and tell me if I got a deal or got
> screwed
> > > on them.
> > >
> > > KY
> >
> > Assuming the throats are ok, not two rusted and all the parts are
> > there
> > you made out pretty well - even if you only got the #6 & #7
> >
> > YOU SUCK! (sorry, it's required per the FAQ)
> >
> > charlie b
>
>

cb

charlie b

in reply to "Kentucky Highlander" on 29/05/2004 1:32 PM

29/05/2004 11:08 AM

Kentucky Highlander wrote:
>
> spent $61 on planes I found at the flea market today. Gave $15 for a Bailey
> #7, $20 for a Stanley SW #6, 20 for a #5 that only had MADE IN USA on the
> body and $6 for a Stanley #102 block plane. I posted pics in the binary
> group a.b.p.w. if you want to see and tell me if I got a deal or got screwed
> on them.
>
> KY

Assuming the throats are ok, not two rusted and all the parts are
there
you made out pretty well - even if you only got the #6 & #7

YOU SUCK! (sorry, it's required per the FAQ)

charlie b

dD

[email protected] (Dick Durbin)

in reply to "Kentucky Highlander" on 29/05/2004 1:32 PM

01/06/2004 12:27 PM

"Kentucky Highlander" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:<[email protected]>...
> spent $61 on planes I found at the flea market today. Gave $15 for a Bailey
> #7, $20 for a Stanley SW #6, 20 for a #5 that only had MADE IN USA on the
> body and $6 for a Stanley #102 block plane. I posted pics in the binary
> group a.b.p.w. if you want to see and tell me if I got a deal or got screwed
> on them.


Rust hunting musty be pretty fair in Kentucky these days. We were in
Louisville last month and a friend who is a big bargain hunter
presented me with a #7 and a #5 that he had found. Wouldn't take
anything for them either. Great friend, that Terry.

Dick Durbin
Tallahassee

KH

"Kentucky Highlander"

in reply to "Kentucky Highlander" on 29/05/2004 1:32 PM

29/05/2004 6:29 PM

LOL

The opening in the sole of the planes were not damaged in the least. Mostly
just dirt and surface rust. The little 102 had a nick in the body on top of
the side walls, looked like it got against a grinder. I'm not a collector I
just bought them to clean up and use. I don't have a jointer yet, been about
to pull the trigger on buying one, but other stuff keeps coming up.

KY
"charlie b" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Kentucky Highlander wrote:
> >
> > spent $61 on planes I found at the flea market today. Gave $15 for a
Bailey
> > #7, $20 for a Stanley SW #6, 20 for a #5 that only had MADE IN USA on
the
> > body and $6 for a Stanley #102 block plane. I posted pics in the binary
> > group a.b.p.w. if you want to see and tell me if I got a deal or got
screwed
> > on them.
> >
> > KY
>
> Assuming the throats are ok, not two rusted and all the parts are
> there
> you made out pretty well - even if you only got the #6 & #7
>
> YOU SUCK! (sorry, it's required per the FAQ)
>
> charlie b

KH

"Kentucky Highlander"

in reply to "Kentucky Highlander" on 29/05/2004 1:32 PM

29/05/2004 6:30 PM

I bought a Fulton #5 a month or so ago for $12, haven't gotten around to
cleaning it up yet. If they are in good shape I'll usually go $20 on one.


"John" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Boy, you make me feel really good about the #5 I got for $11 yesterday!
>
>

FM

"Frank McVey"

in reply to "Kentucky Highlander" on 29/05/2004 1:32 PM

30/05/2004 1:55 AM


"Kentucky Highlander" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
I don't have a jointer yet, been about
> to pull the trigger on buying one, but other stuff keeps coming up.
>

Yes you have. The #7 is certainly a jointer, at least in Neander terms.

Oh, and, BTW, you suck, bigstyle! Enjoy..

Cheers,

Frank


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"John"

in reply to "Kentucky Highlander" on 29/05/2004 1:32 PM

29/05/2004 7:56 PM

Boy, you make me feel really good about the #5 I got for $11 yesterday!

KH

"Kentucky Highlander"

in reply to "Kentucky Highlander" on 29/05/2004 1:32 PM

31/05/2004 7:51 PM

Took the 102 apart to clean and found that the threaded end on the wheel had
broken off into the curved handle, so I'll have to work on it a bit to make
it functional. I have an old blue and orange Stanley block plane that I
really like but it is about double the size of the 102. The 102 I have has a
blade marked Jordan Germany. Just a little more info that I didn't have
before.

KY
"conehead" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> An elderly friend gave me a102, unused and still in its box, a couple of
> years ago. He said he bought it about fifteen years before that.
>
> Hardly a day goes by that I don't use it.
>
> --
> Conehead
>
> "Kentucky Highlander" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
> > LOL
> >
> > The opening in the sole of the planes were not damaged in the least.
> Mostly
> > just dirt and surface rust. The little 102 had a nick in the body on top
> of
> > the side walls, looked like it got against a grinder. I'm not a
collector
> I
> > just bought them to clean up and use. I don't have a jointer yet, been
> about
> > to pull the trigger on buying one, but other stuff keeps coming up.
> >
> > KY
> > "charlie b" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> > news:[email protected]...
> > > Kentucky Highlander wrote:
> > > >
> > > > spent $61 on planes I found at the flea market today. Gave $15 for a
> > Bailey
> > > > #7, $20 for a Stanley SW #6, 20 for a #5 that only had MADE IN USA
on
> > the
> > > > body and $6 for a Stanley #102 block plane. I posted pics in the
> binary
> > > > group a.b.p.w. if you want to see and tell me if I got a deal or got
> > screwed
> > > > on them.
> > > >
> > > > KY
> > >
> > > Assuming the throats are ok, not two rusted and all the parts are
> > > there
> > > you made out pretty well - even if you only got the #6 & #7
> > >
> > > YOU SUCK! (sorry, it's required per the FAQ)
> > >
> > > charlie b
> >
> >
>
>


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