Sargent 408 Type 5, 1942-50, #3 sized Smoothing Plane.

this is a nice little plane and I thought about keeping it, but I have maybe 5-6 #3 sized planes that I have kept myself, yeah I need to get rid of a bunch of them.
 But if it does not sell, I will not be sad and will just keep it

I have done nothing to this plane, it is how I got it. I bought out a large collection of planes recently and this is part of that bunch. Keep an eye on my listings as I will have about 50 planes that I will be listing over the next few weeks as well as some other items..


Hey Tool Trader: 

Next Friday, we're putting out a short video  on the No 6 hand plane and we're sending people to Tool Trader to buy their first No 6. If you've got a No 6 plane you want to sell, NOW IS THE TIME!!
 
Post that plane and tag it "Good deals on the 6." And we'll make a collection for the homepage. 

I need at least one No 6 to be posted before I can make the tag, so please be patient. If you don't see it, make your listing and I'll tag it for you. 

There's a new video on the Tool Trader homepage that explains everything. 

--Rex

Put up your No 6 hand planes!

Rex Krueger

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Retired Archaeologist now working for city of Lexington Engineering Dept.  Also have done a lot of remodel contract work and built furniture for myself or to give away to family/friends.  Have started to switch from all power to mostly hand tools in the last few years.  I also buy, fix up and resale wood working tools as a hobby to pay for the tool I want to keep myself.    If you do not see what you are looking for, just ask me I may have it, but not gotten around to listing it yet...

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