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Wayne Anderson is artisan plane maker. His beautiful infill planes have been pictured in Fine Woodworking magazine as well as all over the web. Now you can have him make one for you! Go to Anderson Planes.

Posted by Roger Nixon on Tuesday, March 29, 2005 (15:37:13) (1262 reads)

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Re: Anderson Planes Website (Score: 1 )
by JohnScull on Wednesday, March 29, 2006 (12:57:03)
Living in Minnesota means that I will sometime visit Wayne Anderson. I think his prices are 1-200.00/ inch. On the front of Popular Woodworking-Hand Tools In A Modern Shop, you can see one of his saws. Beautiful work.
John

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