my first LN

[cheekyboy]

Just got my first LN plane a block plane no 102
But not my last

 

[MikeG.]

No you haven't! You know the rules..............or at least you ought to..........no photos= it didn't happen. If your photos do happen to show evidence of a new plane, you will, of course, be accused of gloating.

Mike

 

[Philly]

A great plane, one you'll never forget.
Enjoy,
Philly

 

[Mr Ed]

I vividly remember opening the box of my first Lie-Nielsen (a No. 5 that I have since sold) and being awe struck by the finish and level of perfection of it. Obviously tools are made to be used, but there is still pleasure to be had from that first experience of holding something special.

Enjoy.

Ed

 

[Ironballs]

Tis true, whilst they may be equals on the performance front, opening the box on a new LN is much more of an event

 

[cheekyboy]

I love to post a picture just not sure how to on this forum

 

[Kalimna]

Just out of interest, on the whole 'gloating' front, is it acceptable to gloat about planes (and chisels) that one has acquired over the past couple of years? Or does it only apply to new purchases???

Adam

 

[Ironballs]

Adam, as a noob it hink it's allowed - never stopped me anyway...

Cheekyboy - I post my pictures on a photobucket account and then copy the IMG link from the picture (it's either the bottom or next to bottom option on the picture) and paste into my message. As easy as that and I'm no techie

 

[Kalimna]

In that case, I shall go forth and photograph some HNT Gordon planes and some Blue Spruce chisels. Yummy.

Cheers,
Adam

 

[Ironballs]

That's not a gloat that's just showing off :wink:

 

[Max Power]

Great choice, Ive had mine for a couple of years and can highly recommend them.

 

[matthewwh]

The LN 102 was my first decent plane too, and it's one I will never part with.

Watch out though, you're on the black run now and picking up speeeeeeeed!!!!

 

[jimi43]

I vividly remember opening the box of my first Lie-Nielsen (a No. 5 that I have since sold) and being awe struck by the finish and level of perfection of it. Obviously tools are made to be used, but there is still pleasure to be had from that first experience of holding something special.

Enjoy.

Ed

Just intrigued why you sold it Ed?

It being so lurverly and all!

Jim

 

[ali27]

No you haven't! You know the rules..............or at least you ought to..........no photos= it didn't happen. If your photos do happen to show evidence of a new plane, you will, of course, be accused of gloating.

Mike

Hilarious!!

 

[woodbloke]

Gloat - 'to regard one's own good fortune of the misfortune of others with smug or malicious pleasure (probably Scandinavian)'...Collins English Dictionary

The gloatmaster extraordinaire (in my view) has to be Waka and if you had a look at the inside of this tool cabinet, you'd know why :wink:
However, the most deviant variety of the species is the 'drive-by'... an intentional side line gloat in the midst of a cursory discussion on some other topic. Waka's quite good at those as well :wink: :lol: - Rob

 

[lurker]

I think Waka is in a league of his own.
His gloats are always very subtle and never match your dictionary definition.
I cocur that he is a drive by specialist.

With his collection how can you not be envious :duno:

 

[TrimTheKing]

However, the most deviant variety of the species is the 'drive-by'... an intentional side line gloat in the midst of a cursory discussion on some other topic. :wink: :lol: - Rob

I love a good drive-by. Always try and sneak one into any WIP pics I post, just for sh!ts and giggles

 

[wizer]

Perhaps we should refer to waka as a tool ****ographer?

 

[Max Power]

What,the Ron Jeremy of UkWorkshop Wizer :shock:

 

[cheekyboy]

After chirstmas i will post pics of my new toys if i can work it out
As i am hoping santa will bring me for my good behaviour :ho2