Stanley No. 7 Jointer Plane Clean up and Tune

I clean up a nice old No. 7 Jointer plane. The plane is 22" long, 2" shorter than a No 8. It is 2-3/8" wide where the No 8 is 2-5/8" wide. Makes a nice little bit lighter and easier jointer to use than the huge No 8.
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[@NotanExpert-Woodworking]

Looks great. I just got a #7 and look forward to fixing it up.

[@makingthings1463]

Thank you for the comment. Hope you get years of use out of it. Thanks for watching.

[@andresnunez4099]

Buen trabajo amigo. Pero veo que al final, utilizó otro para enderezar esa madera...😂

[@makingthings1463]

Thanks for the comment. Oops! you're right. Too many planes and too many videos.

[@makingthings1463]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/oJSvg4SLj7aqq68 here is a link to what should have been at the end of that video. Jointing with the No. 7. Thanks again. Good eye.

[@pdg944]

Nice to see you giving these old planes such care. If you have a rack or other way of storing your plane collection, would you feature it in a future video?

[@makingthings1463]

Thank you for the comment. Yes I'm working on a video now showing my tool closet. For the planes I just have a series of narrow shelves. Stay tuned. Thanks for watching.