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Up for sale: Veritas Low Angle Jack Plane, Veritas Micro Adjust Imperial Wheel Marking Gauge, Veritas Low Angle Spokeshave
Veritas Low Angle Jack Plane with 3 A2 blades (25degree, 38degree, 50degreeblade) 15" long, 2 3/4"wide, weighs 5lbs 12oz. Ideal for initial smoothing, working end grain, and shooting miters. Body is fully stress relieved, ductile cast iron. Sides machined square to the sole, a specially shaped lever cap, and a machined thumb recess on either side of the body, it provides both comfort and excellent control when shooting. The plane's adjustable mouth can be closed to a narrow slit for fine shavings with minimal tear out or opened up for heavier cuts. The large bubinga front knob and rear handle provide a comfortable grip. The adjustment mechanism, with its combined feed and lateral adjustment knob, makes blade setting easy and accurate. The set screws on either side of the blade prevent it from shifting in use, but allow it full lateral adjustment. Used but in great shape; small amounts of surface rust in spots on bottom and sides; some black coating came off of Veritas logo; each blade has a couple spots of surface rust. Photo link directly below. $200 shipped; no trades; US only; payment via paypal
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Veritas Micro Adjust Imperial Wheel Marking Gauge The hardened steel wheel cutter scribes perfectly at any point of its circumference. Since it cuts wood fibers rather than tears, it marks cleanly, even on cross grain. The wheel's singlesided bevel also pulls the gauge face against the stock, maintaining accuracy. Its cutting edge is at the extreme end of the rod, useful for transferring dimensions such as tenon shoulder and mortise depth. Never used. Photo link directly below. $35 shipped; no trades; US only; payment via paypal
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Veritas Low Angle Spokeshave with A2 blade Cast iron aluminum body has a powder coating and, with fittings, the tool weighs just over 6oz. The blade is fixed, forming the side of the spokeshave, while the adjustable toe piece controls the depth of the cut. In one orientation, the toe piece is suited to convex and flat work; flipped 180 degrees, it is set for concave work. The blade is fixed by two machine screws that wedge it into position when the knurled knobs on the top of the shave are tightened. Because the blade can be moved forward or backward, the mouth opening is controllable. The A2 tool steel blade holds an edge 5 times longer than high carbon steel. Some light surface rust on blade but otherwise great shape. Photo link directly below. $45 shipped; no trades; US only; payment via paypal.
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Veritas Low Angle Jack Plane with 3 A2 blades (25degree, 38degree, 50degreeblade) 15" long, 2 3/4"wide, weighs 5lbs 12oz. Ideal for initial smoothing, working end grain, and shooting miters. Body is fully stress relieved, ductile cast iron. Sides machined square to the sole, a specially shaped lever cap, and a machined thumb recess on either side of the body, it provides both comfort and excellent control when shooting. The plane's adjustable mouth can be closed to a narrow slit for fine shavings with minimal tear out or opened up for heavier cuts. The large bubinga front knob and rear handle provide a comfortable grip. The adjustment mechanism, with its combined feed and lateral adjustment knob, makes blade setting easy and accurate. The set screws on either side of the blade prevent it from shifting in use, but allow it full lateral adjustment. Used but in great shape; small amounts of surface rust in spots on bottom and sides; some black coating came off of Veritas logo; each blade has a couple spots of surface rust. Photo link directly below. $200 shipped; no trades; US only; payment via paypal
http://s1284.photobucket.com/user/patrickconnor1/library/VeritasLowAngleJackPlane
Veritas Micro Adjust Imperial Wheel Marking Gauge The hardened steel wheel cutter scribes perfectly at any point of its circumference. Since it cuts wood fibers rather than tears, it marks cleanly, even on cross grain. The wheel's singlesided bevel also pulls the gauge face against the stock, maintaining accuracy. Its cutting edge is at the extreme end of the rod, useful for transferring dimensions such as tenon shoulder and mortise depth. Never used. Photo link directly below. $35 shipped; no trades; US only; payment via paypal
http://s1284.photobucket.com/user/patrickconnor1/library/VeritasMarkingGauge
Veritas Low Angle Spokeshave with A2 blade Cast iron aluminum body has a powder coating and, with fittings, the tool weighs just over 6oz. The blade is fixed, forming the side of the spokeshave, while the adjustable toe piece controls the depth of the cut. In one orientation, the toe piece is suited to convex and flat work; flipped 180 degrees, it is set for concave work. The blade is fixed by two machine screws that wedge it into position when the knurled knobs on the top of the shave are tightened. Because the blade can be moved forward or backward, the mouth opening is controllable. The A2 tool steel blade holds an edge 5 times longer than high carbon steel. Some light surface rust on blade but otherwise great shape. Photo link directly below. $45 shipped; no trades; US only; payment via paypal.
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