Just Plane Fun Q&A - Where to find hand planes, what to look for, etc. Stanley Hand Planes & More! 

Just started thanks for sharing your knowledge. Nice to include your youngster. The next generation expert.

How refreshing to hear a new voice. I smell a spin-off ! Very insightful video my friend.

I usually take an 1. a slot-head driver, 2. a square with a flat edge and 3. a "Rust Eraser" with me when looking at planes. They can all fit in your pocket easily. They won't tell you everything, but definitely worth your time to have these.

I live in oklahoma and I just found an old 02 no 8 Stanley bailey

Thanks for the videos, love all the planes

I live in a tool "desert" in western AR but somehow have managed to get #3 through #8. All were rough but cheap and now all are serviceable. I will get with you on my 78. I might be interested in a 4 1/2, 5 1/4, and 5 1/2 in the future if I find them rough, cheap, and restorable. It appears you caught this bug around the same time as I did. I was working on a Bellanca aircraft wood wing making scarf joints on skin repairs. Now I am hooked!

Another good video mj

It’s here in Florida super hard to find anything decent for a reasonable price

I live in Oklahoma, the only reason I’m not offended is because I’m originally from Texas 😎.

I'll buy a plane if it looks to have a good braze or even a weld but I won't pay much for it. I usually can find another item that is flat at the flee to check it.

I think I recognize that Type 20!

Nice videos you have. Good job. I saw a video somewhere on your stuff where you mentioned a guy you knew who does a really good job with tote repairs. I have a 1910-11, type 11 no7. An ya shoot me his info (no. Pun lol).

That type 1/2 franken plane at the 7:00min mark has a *suspiciously* clean looking iron and chip breaker... 🤔🤔🤔🤔

How does one contact you for parts and/or complete planes? Website?

San Diego is a tool desert...or was until I moved here.

ROTFLMAO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!