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    Posted 5 years ago

    Irishcolle…
    (137 items)

    My latest two finds from a local antique shop. I have a few of these multi-tools with the bits stored in the handle but this one had all of the bits which include 2 screwdrivers, gouge, chisel, awl, countersink, reamer, tack lifter, drill, and saw. It is 6.5 inches long.
    The small plane is just under 3.5 inches long. Used for small work such as model making.

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    Comments

    1. Karl-Fodor, 5 years ago
      Not only is a small planer good for modeling, but whatever you plan is big, it's to be edged.
    2. Irishcollector. Irishcollector., 5 years ago
      Thank you for commenting Karl. I have a few of these small planes which I often use just as you say, for beveling edges.

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