Being old but not that old, I will probably have to sell all my tools to buy gas before I go. :~) But certainly something to think about.
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Favorite "classic" tool?
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OOPS! LN.
charlie b
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I could. I use a marking knife most often. Sometimes the pencil.
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Better you see what's coming for your and sell it or give it to someone of your choice. When they sell your stuff, they'll be happy to take a buck and half apiece for your Lie-Nielsen planes They just don't know. Or care.
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Tough call. My own favorite "classic" is my DJ-20 jointer.
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Don't worry about the sewing machines. Those electronic jobs don't last that long and, when they break, it's often impossible to get parts. I'll stick with my 1947 and 1960 Singers.
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10K for two sewing machines? Dang. I hope they can sew together some kool woodworking projects for that kinda loot. I am happy with my $150 Singer walking foot industrial machine circa 1952.
Wayne
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Yabbut, your son is too smart to fall for either of those pursuits ... it's a good bet that at some point in the future he will probably own a Fortune
500 company, and you don't get there quilting or building cabinets. :)