Well I finally got pics of the first of the New Year planes. I enjoy making these for some reason. They have all been sanded to a polish and have 4 coats of my special oil/wax finish that's really hard and nice. They are all stamped with 1st of the New Year and they are dated signed and numbered. Here is the ebony pocket plane (about 5" long 2.5" wide and 2" high with a 1.5" blade)
formatting link
though the picture does not do it justice. Here is one in ziricote a real hard to find wood anymore
formatting link
is a finish plane that uses a 2" blade and is 7.5" long and 2" high in Bolivian rosewood
formatting link
a nice one in bubinga
formatting link
is a pic of a couple of ebony ones that still need 3 coats of finish and a really nice wood I can't think of the name of. The ebony planes are finish planes and the other one is a 60 degree plane with added weight.
formatting link
will also have a 32" purpleheart jointer with a 2.5" wide iron and a few other planes a coffin in wenge (the first plane I made out of that wood) These planes are regular price plus the extra wood cost.