Stranahan blind nailing plane, John then 9Booger got it. I am going to have to get more obscure and wash the pictures of Meta Data…
11 thoughts on “I think I got one to stump ya’ll… we’ll see.”
I cheated and looked it up googley eyes. I knew it was some kind of plane, but not its exact name or purpose, which I will not reveal because I cheated.
Blind nailing plane
A hand plane for an unequally curved surface?
Looks like a wood planer that my dad owned.
It’s a Spanish Geelgut from the 1700’s. They’re used to for giving Sea Horses their unique “S” shape. You insert the Sea Horse and push down on the lever.
Dids I win?
Scallop plane?
Stranahan blind nailing plane. because that’s what the name is in the image URL
You cheated! You don’t get nothing!
Really isn’t cheating, more of a friendly way of telling you that using the name of it makes it easy, hopefully closing a loophole of sorts
It was used to raise a piece of wood about 3/8 wide, but still attached at one end……., then a nail was driven and the piece of wood glued back down
Hence the name ‘blind nailing’ because if done carefully, the nail head would be under the surface and invisible.
I cheated and looked it up googley eyes. I knew it was some kind of plane, but not its exact name or purpose, which I will not reveal because I cheated.
Blind nailing plane
A hand plane for an unequally curved surface?
Looks like a wood planer that my dad owned.
It’s a Spanish Geelgut from the 1700’s. They’re used to for giving Sea Horses their unique “S” shape. You insert the Sea Horse and push down on the lever.
Dids I win?
Scallop plane?
Stranahan blind nailing plane. because that’s what the name is in the image URL
You cheated! You don’t get nothing!
Really isn’t cheating, more of a friendly way of telling you that using the name of it makes it easy, hopefully closing a loophole of sorts
It was used to raise a piece of wood about 3/8 wide, but still attached at one end……., then a nail was driven and the piece of wood glued back down
Hence the name ‘blind nailing’ because if done carefully, the nail head would be under the surface and invisible.
Aw, hell–I knowed that…uh-huh…