Free Hand Plane - Raffle at Next Saw Meeting

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Dennis Mills

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Jul 12, 2026, 2:33:22 PM (10 days ago) Jul 12
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Hi Folks,

At yesterday's COW carving meeting Pat Welch gave me this plane from Scot Quartucy, who just moved to Idaho.
I don't need this plane (I got rid of a Stanley No. 6 not too long ago). In good conscience I can't sell this, so what I will do is to hold a free raffle at the next SAW meeting.

It is a Record (made in England) number 06 try plane. 18" long with a 2 3/8" wide iron. I've cleaned it up, flattened and sharpened the iron. Many years in our dry climate has shrunk the wood of the handles, so they are loose no matter how much I tighten them. I will grind the studs down until I can fully tighten the handles.

Check out the picture. Record made good planes. This one already takes shavings. I'll probably tune it some more before the meeting. You have to be present to win (raffle tickets given at the meeting). I just saw one on eBay for $150.

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Dennis
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Scot D

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Jul 12, 2026, 3:01:36 PM (10 days ago) Jul 12
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I knew your magic touch would do that plane good.  I have had that for at least 30 years 

Scot 
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Dennis Mills

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Jul 13, 2026, 6:36:10 PM (8 days ago) Jul 13
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Hi Folks,

I've tuned the plane the same as if I were keeping it, so it is ready to go. Since this is for roughing out and flattening wood, I did not make the cap iron (chip breader) distance to the iron edge too small. If you win the raffle, there won't be anything you have to do to the plane except use it.

Dennis

Dennis Mills

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Jul 13, 2026, 6:37:13 PM (8 days ago) Jul 13
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I should have added that I shortened the handle studs, so now the handles are tight and don't move when planing.
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