Name these planes

[Phil S]

And while you are at it sign up for the second Baseline Workshop on August 25 (the first class is full) and learn how to use these

hopefully one of these photos is right side up

Some hints:
1. on loan for the class - says made in West Germany
2. Woodrow Wilson was President
3. best of the bunch
4. much improved with a blade from Fort Bragg, CA
5. not sure why I bought
6. using this caused comment #5
7. kit
8. European
9. Canada's best
10. great for beveling canoe slats
11. mainely a scraper
12. best block plane
13. great in corners
14. good on job sites
15. heavy scraping
16. nice rosewood base
17. not original camber adjustment screw

 

[Graywolf]

Love it, seeing how I think up side down and backwards that made it easier.

 

[Phil S]

Love it, seeing how I think up side down and backwards that made it easier.

On my computer the photo is oriented correctly - I am guessing on yours maybe not. I will add another photo that is flipped on mine and possibly not on yours. Seems we really need an upgrade

 

[Graywolf]

On my computer the photo is oriented correctly - I am guessing on yours maybe not. I will add another photo that is flipped on mine and possibly not on yours. Seems we really need an upgrade

I wasn't complaining, I really do think that way. To many years hanging crown. However yes it is up side down. I'm as confused by it as you are.

 

[KenOfCary]

A really good collection of hand planes regardless of orientation.

 

[BWhitney]

Do we win the lot for correct answers. Love that Emmerich!

 

[Danny Batchelor]

I don’t think I saw your shooting board plane.

 

[Phil S]

I don’t think I saw your shooting board plane.

You are right. I forgot it. Signup for the class and you can play with that also. Actually the 62 and the 4 1/2 also work well for shooting