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   banff | Nov 12, 2018 03:52pm | #1

   Nice Job Chris,
   Was that a Disston cross cut saw?
   Cheers,
   Gary Stoddard
   P.S. I miss the hand tool group in Utah!

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   user-734230 | Nov 22, 2018 09:55pm | #2

   Sir, where did you buy your dovetail plane ?

   I have a Stanley #444

   thanks Ralph

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   BenStrano | Nov 26, 2018 10:57am | #3

   Chris uses an Ulmia dovetail plane. They can be found multiple places online.

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   RRCJR | Dec 04, 2018 02:40pm | #4

   Ben--would you have any suggestions on where the Ulima planes are sold online? I am not having any luck locating. I do find the ECE. Greatly enjoyed the video. Thanks to Chris for making it.

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   bdima | Dec 04, 2018 03:53pm | #5

   Hi, Barry here. If you're in Germany, you're in luck. Dictum has the Ulmia dovetail planes in stock: https://www.dictum.com/en/western-wooden-planes-baej/ulmia-dovetail-plane-703800. Dictum ships outside of Germany, but things can get pricey. Sadly, I can't find the plane anywhere else. Hope this helps.

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   RRCJR | Dec 04, 2018 06:35pm | #6

   Hello Barry--Thanks for the information. I should have included in my post I am in PA. Thanks though for providing this information. Much appreciated.
   Rob

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   BenStrano | Dec 05, 2018 11:29am | #7

   I asked Barry to reply because he recently snagged one... I guess ebay is your best bet. That's what he did.

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   RRCJR | Dec 13, 2018 12:22pm | #8

   Hello-Just a final note on the dovetail plane. I contacted Ulmia when I could not fine the plane in their catalog and they told me they no longer made the plane. Thanks

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   RobertEJr | Nov 05, 2020 11:23am | #9

   I would recommend scribing a line for the square shoulder, then use a chisel and the guide to pare to the line. This will give a sharper, squarer shoulder so the shelf housing is cleaner.