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1. 
   lwilliams | Sep 19, 2010 09:56pm | #1

   http://tinyurl.com/29ygyu3

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   roc | Sep 21, 2010 01:20am | #2

   Maybe go to an air port

   >Rev-O-Noc< 

   Sounds like something in need of higher octane fuel.

   don't mind me

   just being a butt

    

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   RalphBarker | Sep 21, 2010 08:37pm | #3

   octane

   I had the same thought. So, I guess that makes us butts-of-a-feather, or similarly un-hinged.  ;-)

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   nazard | Sep 22, 2010 02:16pm | #4

   Conover airport.....

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   BruceS | Feb 04, 2011 08:00pm | #11

   Just a stiff drink

   Maybe Spock needs a bit of the forbidden Romulin ale,  that has to be smuggled in across the neutral zone ;-)

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   james3one | Oct 24, 2010 12:52pm | #5

   Revonoc

   Have another look.  Rev - o - noc is most likely just the name of the blade.  I have found that parts from #4's can be interchangeable.  Lever caps are very easy to change out. If you can find another old #4, that cap should fit.  I've picked up 5 bench planes from several makers including stanley and all of the lever caps fit the other. (all for $10 or less.)

   revonoc comes from the guy in charge of that division of HSB, who's name was Conover.  He reversed his name and put it on the blade. 

   James

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   roc | Oct 26, 2010 02:21pm | #7

   Aaaaahhh ! Conover

   As Mr. Spock on Star Trek says: Fascinating ! That was what Nazard was trying to squeeze into my pea brain.

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   james3one | Oct 26, 2010 01:06pm | #6

   spock

   Tall guy, pointy ears?  Thought that was Dr. Kirk.

   J

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   roc | Oct 26, 2010 02:27pm | #8

   Oh no . . .

   You are describing Nurse Chappel who used to be the captain. It's complicated.

   PS: and I just noticed I left out the "a" in the previous post and spelled Fscinating. That's Spock after a bit too much scrumpy down at the pub while on shore leave.

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   james3one | Oct 26, 2010 10:08pm | #9

   'a'

   Assumed it was an inadvertent omission caused by too much texting/abbreviating.  Besides, while in a drunken stupor Spock might lapse into song, i'm quite sure that he wouldn't misspell anything. 

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   luckyjohn | Feb 04, 2011 04:36pm | #10

   John revonoc was supplied by stanley.

   
   
   The HSB is Hibbard, Spencer and > Barlett (a large Chicago based hardware firm).  Their planes in the
   
   
   Revonoc  line were manufactured by Stanley and Sargent . Hope this helps. I hsve a #3.