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    1870 restored Pratt & Whitney metal planer

    Restored 1870 Pratt & Whitney metal planer from Dan Gelbart:



    Dan has a great YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/dgelbart/videos

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    Amazing restoration for an 1870 tool that now looks like it was just delivered from the factory. Thank you.

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    Congratulaciones, que exquisitez de máquina, manos maestras del restaurador, felicitaciones por el trabajo.

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    I like it!
    Ran a 40' [yes feet] Gray long time, in a mold shop. If you've wondered how garage door seals and such were made....some are extruded now-a-days but many of the old molds still are run.
    I'd bring in a planer if one turns up, 10' or so. A great, economical, way to produce press brake dies. The single point cutters don't impart so much stress like milling cutters, or needing to be straightened.
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    His videos on short run prototyping are some of the best out there. All worth viewing.



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