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Comment on Refurbishing Old Hand Planes Part 1: Flattening the Sole. by Wood Talk Online Radio #81 | The Wood Whisperer

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Comment on Refurbishing Old Hand Planes Part 1: Flattening the Sole. by Popular Woodworking's Hand Tool Show - Page 12 - talkFestool

Popular Woodworking's Hand Tool Show - Page 12 - talkFestool — Mon, 05 Oct 2009 22:24:53 +0000

[...] Re: Popular Woodworking’s Hand Tool Show Oh, here we go; Laurie is on a rehab jag and now we’re going to see these things tarted up and fettled to perfection. She’ll probably show off the result by shaving blocks of chocolate (a quick light stroke so it doesn’t melt) And just to get the ball rolling The Ramblings of a Crazy Man. Refurbishing Old Hand Planes Part 1: Flattening the Sole. [...]

Comment on Refurbishing Old Hand Planes Part 1: Flattening the Sole. by n5ebw

n5ebw — Mon, 03 Aug 2009 18:23:19 +0000

Hi Bryan! Thanks for the great comments. Please let me know if you have any difficulties following this process, as I want it to be as easy as possible to follow for all. Feedback is always welcome.

Comment on Refurbishing Old Hand Planes Part 1: Flattening the Sole. by BryanS

BryanS — Mon, 03 Aug 2009 18:16:19 +0000

Excellent timing. I am just getting started on this myself almost the the same Stanley #4 which I bought off of eBay. I found a flow chart to date it and I will try to figure out how old it is. I have been following a similar process. Right now I have the sole flattened. All of the big scratches are gone. I only took it to 320 because that was the finest I had. Keep up the good work. Now I can read part 2. Looking forward to part 3.

Comment on The cause of my check engine light illuminating. by n5ebw

n5ebw — Mon, 11 May 2009 19:52:52 +0000

Yeah, I was gonna replace all four, but in the scheme of things, the vehicle will still be drivable even with the light on…with slightly less gas mileage (I think the V6 only averages 20 MPG highway anyway). I’ll just replace them as they go. I’m having to replace brake rotors on it at 70K, they are in real bad shape. Thanks for visiting!

Comment on The cause of my check engine light illuminating. by smplewoman

smplewoman — Mon, 11 May 2009 19:37:15 +0000

I have the same truck, and had the same exact problem. Thanks for the info. I replaced my pruge valve solenoid, and 4 hoses. The hoses were in awful shape, dry and cracked at both ends.Got my code reset, went to Texas and back. No more engine light.

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Comment on Woodworkers Safety Week: Rewiring a saw…..I should be dead. by Safety Week 2009 In Retrospect | Woodworker's Guide

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Comment on Woodworkers Safety Week: Rewiring a saw…..I should be dead. by Tuesday’s Safety Week Links | The Wood Whisperer Woodworking Video Podcast and Blog

Tue, 05 May 2009 15:55:24 +0000

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