Brilliant!
Many thanks Vincent - even if there's not much about these exact ones, there's lots of good stuff there - I specially liked this lot:
http://outils-anciens.xooit.fr/t17-La-passion-des-bouvets.htm?start=150 with designs of plough planes I've never seen before.
Btw, if you install the Google toolbar, you can get an automatic translation. It's gibberish, but just about intelligible enough. Sample output:
Hello to you rabotmaniaques band,
I join you in launching a large Pavet in the pool!
they make us bend all these tools! but hell, I feel the saliva flowing much more than sweat ...
reassured me and said to me he does not parade her on a shelf!
okay I'm jealous because I'm not beautiful pieces like that and it enrages me if they eat more chips.
But tell me, how do you find these pieces of museum ... and the doc?
are there any books that detail the steps and methods of manufacture of millwork in different eras (ancient, medieval, Renaissance, XVII, XVIII)
good I leave you, and I do not know if I have enough patience to come often to tap the light box.
but I hope to maintain some conversations
go! I push back my Bouvets! ...
Merry Christmas and see you soon
I think we can all say Oui to that!
Many thanks Vincent - even if there's not much about these exact ones, there's lots of good stuff there - I specially liked this lot:
http://outils-anciens.xooit.fr/t17-La-passion-des-bouvets.htm?start=150 with designs of plough planes I've never seen before.
Btw, if you install the Google toolbar, you can get an automatic translation. It's gibberish, but just about intelligible enough. Sample output:
Hello to you rabotmaniaques band,
I join you in launching a large Pavet in the pool!
they make us bend all these tools! but hell, I feel the saliva flowing much more than sweat ...
reassured me and said to me he does not parade her on a shelf!
okay I'm jealous because I'm not beautiful pieces like that and it enrages me if they eat more chips.
But tell me, how do you find these pieces of museum ... and the doc?
are there any books that detail the steps and methods of manufacture of millwork in different eras (ancient, medieval, Renaissance, XVII, XVIII)
good I leave you, and I do not know if I have enough patience to come often to tap the light box.
but I hope to maintain some conversations
go! I push back my Bouvets! ...
Merry Christmas and see you soon
I think we can all say Oui to that!