Sweeet

[Larry Rose]

Check this out guys, Just opened the box. An insert came with it that says its one of the first 100 made. It works as sweet as it looks.

 

[Rocker]

That is sweeet. It would work as a sculpture...but better as a plane.

 

[nelsone]

Dear Larry, I've heard...those really aren't very good for users and should just be hidden away in a drawer if you ever come into possission of one. Since I am sure you need all of the available space for more productive tools, I am will ing to offer to let you send that to me for proper storage.







Oh yea, YOU SUCK!!!:rolf: Congratulations, I really want to get one of those, saw a nice Stanley 93 a while back, but the price was to high and I could have probably upgraded to one of those for a bit more.

 

[DaveO]

I have been wanting one of those or a English #93 for a while...too rich for my blood. Have to use a disembodied #78 to suffice until I win the lottery :crybaby2:

Dave


Oh, yea......SUCKUS MAXIMUS to you

 

[sapwood]

8-O8-O8-O Oooh! That is so sweet!

Current reading Anthony Guidice's "Seven Essentials of Woodworking". Although he is a bit strident and I don't completely agree with his philosophy, I do like this quote (without permission :eusa_shhh):

" . . . Buy the best planes you can–planes made for serious work. Buy good planes at the outset, so you can spend your time on woodworking and furnituremaking–not tinkering with junky tools. . . ."


You most assuredly SUCK!

Roger

 

[MikeH]

Nice score Larry! Congratulations. :eusa_clap