How Many?

[rhull]

Hrm. I have about thirty, it seems. I guess I haven't counted them in a while; I wouldn't have said I had that many.

I'll see if I can list 'em...

Stanley #7
Stanley #6
Stanley #5
Millers Falls equivalent of #5 (#14, I'm thinking...)
Stanley #10 (damaged)
Stanley #4 SW
Fulton #3 sized smoother
2 Stanley #60 1/2
1 Buck Bros block plane (my first plane, a Home Depot special)
Stanley #75
Stanley #78
Stanley #48
Stanley #45 (missing some parts and cutters)
Stanley #70
Veritas Med. Shoulder Plane
Lie Nielsen Rabbet Block plane
Veritas Bevel-up Smoother (the heavy smoother)
Stanley #113 (slightly damaged)
Frankenstein scrub plane
Stanley #80
Veritas Scraping plane
Stanley #71 1/2
Stanley #66
Wooden moving fillister plane
Wooden toothed scraping plane
4 various wooden planes
"Mix-up" Stanley #5 I posted in another thread


Edit:
While I have quite a few planes, I don't really think of myself as a "collector". I have very few doubles, and have most of my planes for the purposes of actually using them (though I've never used some of them for a real project *yet*, such as the Stanely #48, #113, or #45).

[sawduster]

So much for the hand planes, what about hand saws? ;D

[rhull]

Dec 16, 2009 9:18:55 GMT -6 sawduster said:

So much for the hand planes, what about hand saws? ;D

I don't have as many as you do, 'duster.

[tw]

I will list only the planes in use. There is plenty more in the spare parts boxes and there is a stack of old wooden planes in the garage attic. Counting them all would lead into some complicated calculations using fractions.



From left to right:

-Stanley cabinet scraper
-Stanley rebate plane
-Stanley compass plane
-Kuntz scraper plane
-Stanley jack rebate plane
-modern Stanley block plane used for carpentry
-Millers Falls block plane
-Stanley block plane

[tw]

From left to right:
-Anchor number 3
-Stanley number 4
-Stanley number 5
-Modern Stanley number 5 for rough carpentry
-Stanley number 6
-Stanley number 7
-Spokesheave by unknown Swedish maker
-Stanley spokesheave


I forgot the Stanley router plane

[tw]

Wooden planes.

That makes a total of 28 planes.....and three more wooden ones are waiting for a much needed restoration.

[rhull]

Ew...I didn't count my spokeshaves.