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Melbourne Tool Company Low Angle Smoothing Plane Layout Two tooth patterns on the Two tooth patterns on the same 8 1 4 in blade: fine at 12 TPI for clean carpentry cuts The Somerset was designed with a driving focus: a sugar shack for boiling sap manufactured in China for Melbourne Tool Company stainless lever cap
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Melbourne Tool Company Low Angle Smoothing Plane Layout Two tooth patterns on the

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