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HANDPLANES FOR SALE: -Stanley Bailey nº 4 (USED, perfect condition) -Stanley Bailey nº 5 - new -Stanley Bailey nº 6 - new -Stanley Bailey nº 7 - new -Stanley 9 1/2 block plane (USED, perfect condition) -Stanley 60 1/2 low angle block plane (USED, perfect condition) I have pictures of all of them, here you have just a few: http://s313.photobucket.com/albums/ll387/c...os/stanley%204/ http://s313.photobucket.com/albums/ll387/c...os/stanley%205/ http://s313.photobucket.com/albums/ll387/c...os/stanley%206/ http://s313.photobucket.com/albums/ll387/c...os/stanley%207/ http://s313.photobucket.com/albums/ll387/c...block%20planes/ I currently live in Barcelona (Spain) so I'll ship anywhere but it could be easier (and cheaper) if you live in Europe. Make me an offer for any of them and I'll tell you about shipping costs. Thanks a lot. Ed My e-mail address is torrebruno@yahoo.com

What did your friend use? I didnt' know it at the time of writing my first post, but I asked him and he told me he found some rubber bands that came from a totally different machine (definitely not a bandsaw), so he cut them to length and used epoxy (?!) over the wheels to fix the bands... It works but it's not very accurate (not even very safe) and it will never be replaceable again so please don't do like him and try to find a suitable replacement if your bandsaw deserves it!

Hello everyone, I'm looking for a suitable table saw (not very large as my so-called workshop is just a room in my appartment) as I'm tired of using Stewmac's hand saw. I already have all the templates I need and yesterday I found an excellent tutorial on this page about this set-up. My only question is if a small bench top table saw like this one Jet JTS-8 http://www.axminster.co.uk/product-Jet-JTS...-Saw-366096.htm is good enough as it has one major problem with the sliding carriage I plan to build: mine will only have ONE runner as this table saw has just one slot instead of the usual two. Has any of you tried this? I don't know if the whole carriage will be strong and rigid enough to keep the fingerboard and template perpendicular to the blade. I'm looking forward to hearing your opinions as I'll probably have to buy a larger model or keep using that tedious hand-saw method.

Hello, a friend of mine had the same problem and he had to make those parts himself as he could not find a suitable replacement (they seem to work!) I live in Spain and we also have a hard time when we need some items like this. I know Woodcraft has many options but they don't ship internationally (outside the US). Good luck anyway!