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[Matt1245]

verse 6

Or is it a 212? Maybe verse 3.

Disston half back saw verse 4?

Plane used by early european settlers verse 5.

Hammer with walnut shaft verse 1.

Old loom verse 2.

Matt.

 

[AHoman]

Rounders! -- verse 6.
-Andy

 

[SlimShavings]

Rounders! -- verse 6.
-Andy

Sounds right
THis set has 7 though pieces that is

 

[MikeW]

Wonderful to see you around again, Slim!

How's it going? Dry this year, I hope!

Good guess...rounders they are not. Try again :wink:

Take care, Mike

 

[SlimShavings]

Wonderful to see you around again, Slim!

How's it going? Dry this year, I hope!

Good guess...rounders they are not. Try again :wink:

Take care, Mike

Been a busy year. 25 states 25 stores Kansas to Va Miami to Boston 80 hour weeks. So i just been lurkin. i sure thought AHoman had it right
The saws are lookin really great. Gonna put that in next years budget I'll be watchin to see who gets it right

By the way I was in Willamsburg last week. Went to the Anthony Hay shop. Talked with Mack Headly for about 30 minutes. it was a slow day and he was very gracious LOL

 

[Paul Chapman]

"Guide its journey across the wood" - Stanley 51/52 plane with metal shooting board :?

Cheers :wink:

Paul

 

[Good Surname or what ?]

3 chair devils, Chairmakers Scrapershave, Pullshave and Scrapershave all 6 from Veritas.

 

[Nick W]

200 year old turning chisels/scrapers with padouk handles?

 

[Adam]

How about a reamers? Possibly even a wooden reamer with a new blade attached?

Adam

 

[Alf]

This saw man, he played seven,
He's got no chance of going to heaven
With a teasing paddy-whack,
I don't call this a clue.
This saw man has got us blue. :wink:

Hmm, what about a set of Napier's Bones? Old ones? In Padauk? Nah, straws, clutching at, I am.

Cheers, Alf

 

[Clinton1]

This old man, he played one
He played knick-knack on my thumb
With a walnut paddywhack,
Throw your dog a bone
This old man came spinning home.

American Black Walnut for saw handles.

This old bear, he played two
He goes inside out for you
With a knick-knack paddywhack,
Give your bear a bone
This old bear came close to home.

Not sure on this. The best I can do is a plane sock.

This new chook, he played three
With some padouk just for me
With a knick-knack paddywhack,
Smooth your ripples now
This new chook came scraping home.

Scraper plane... you are having trouble planing some padauk, and got a new scraper, or is it a padauk handle someone made for your scraper plane??

This young man, he played four
Has a button I adore
With a knick-knack paddywhack,
Supply the other half
This young man came whacking home.

LN 4 1/2 Anniversary edition plane?? More likely some rare Disston saw though.

Antique twice, he played five
Used by those who had arrived
With a knick-knack paddywhack,
Guide its journey across the wood
This antique has found a home.

200+ year old plane from some of your earlier settlers, as mentioned earlier.

This old bird, he played six
He made chunks into rounded sticks
With a knick-knack paddywhack,
Now I need some pizza
This old bird has a replacement blade.

Chair devils and replacement blade - from LV.


Good to see your entire workshop have come together to make your 'net mates confused.... another benefit of technology?? 8)

 

[NeilO]

Boggs spokeshave
small Bronze curved bottom spokeshave
and 4 planemakers floats

wild stab in the dark, but i do, i do , i do , i do hope i`m right :lol:








PS and one of those nice little 25th anniversary buttons [-o<

PPS I know thats technically seven , but it IS Christmas

 

[NeilO]

And now i`ve been stupid enough to check LN`s website (drooling constantly), i really need to win the lottery.....

 

[laurenth]

6 jingle Bells :ho2

"Oh, jingle bells, jingle bells
Jingle all the way
Oh, what fun it is to ride
In a one horse open sleigh
Jingle bells, jingle bells
Jingle all the way
Oh, what fun it is to ride
In a one horse open sleigh"

 

[AHoman]

Geez Mike, this thread is making this a very exciting St-Nick's day... but also very painful, waiting to find out what you got!
A very unique gloat-thread!
I'm going to give up guessing now, but here is a suggestion: perhaps the prize saw should have a _red herring_ engraved on it?
-Andy

 

[MikeW]

Geez Mike, this thread is making this a very exciting St-Nick's day... but also very painful, waiting to find out what you got!
A very unique gloat-thread!
I'm going to give up guessing now, but here is a suggestion: perhaps the prize saw should have a _red herring_ engraved on it?
-Andy

A little insanity injected to my day has felt good--sorry it happens to affect y'all!

There is another set of clues which will be posted at noon my time.

Take care, Mike

 

[MarcW]

First is a hammer or an axe :wink:
Second is a drill, eggbeater or brace.
Third is a padouk scraper plane.
Fourth is a chisel with some defect, lose handle or so or a mallet.
Fifth is an antique panel gauge.
Sixth is a spokeshave.

OMG, that was so easy :^o

Regards,

Marc who knows he's wrong, but...

 

[Adam]

Is it six of the same type of thing? Or six completely different items?

Adam

 

[MikeW]

Is it six of the same type of thing? Or six completely different items?

Adam

Hi Adam,

Depends on what level one can group them into. So for instance, a wrench and a hex socket, while different, fall into a general category of tools, and perhaps mechanic's tools.

PS--they're not mechanic's tools :lol:

Clinton1 got one correct and MarcW got two correct. I'll be posting a picture of those in a little while--got to run for some sandpaper but will take the pics when I get back.

Take care, Mike

 

[AHoman]

A little insanity injected to my day has felt good [...]

Let me know whenever you want some extra insanity --- we have a free supply of it here at work and no one will notice if I send you some!
-Andy
p.s. I know I said I'd stop guessing but -- dowel plate?