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| Adam |  Dunlap PlaneNovember 28th, 2007 10:31 PM November 28, 2007 Dunlap Plane I just received my Sears Dunlap #3 Smoothing Plane from a seller on the e of Bay. It came in its original box. Sears positioned Dunlap Tools as "excellent values", just below their Craftsman tools in value (and expense), but above their entry-level/occasional use Fulton tool line. This particular tool is in very good condition. It has not seen any appreciable use. It has all of its Japanning (black finish). Just a few Redwood shavings. It is Made in the USA. And, is a relative of the Stanley Bench plane. With a little fettling, it should make a very good addition to my selection of hand woodworking tools. |
| Follow Ups: OEM? by Joe 2007-11-29 11:14:10 Arps by Adam 2008-01-06 04:25:59 |
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