Tools for Sale

Here's a weird one. This saw/plane was patented Feb 6, 1866 by Daniel Whitaker. It's essentially a cross between a moving filister plane and a stair saw. It looks like what some people call a "kerfing saw" these days, but that's not its intended use. It was designed to cut rabbets in the same way a filister does, except by sawing, not planing, away the waste. This is a well-made, early example with a beautiful mahogany body. Unfortunately, it's not marked, but the form is unmistakable. $85

This is a high qualtiy plane made by Atkins in Birmingham, England. it's 8in long with a 2 1/8in wide double iron. The blade is original, and nearly full length. The back is especially clean. The mouth is tight. It has minimal wear. An excellent worker to put to use, much better than the vast majority I find. $45

This plane was made for Sickels, Sweet, and Lyon, a NYC hardware dealer operating between 1890-1897. The plane was likely made by Auburn. The plane has light wear but no damage. It has a long, clean blade with plenty of life left. The tote is perfect. It's an excellent example to put to use $50

This is a high quality plane made by Chapin at the Union Factory outside of Hartford, CT. It's in excellent condition with minimal wear. It cuts a complete 180 degree round-over on 1 1/4in stock. It could also be used to make implement handles, or similar $35

This is a good, usable toothing plane . It has light wear from use but no damage. It holds a 2in wide I. Sorby toothing blade with plenty of life left. $50