Planes
Manufactured between 1899-1902 Characteristics that define a Stanley Type 8 Jack Plane Other Type 8 Features on This Plane Pictures of the Stanley No. 5 Jack Plane Type 8 Reconditioning Process The following work was done to recondition this plane. BODY – All Japanned areas have been cleaned with a brush and light solvent. The … Read more
This is a Stanley No. 4 Smooth Plane Type 20 in production during the years 1962 to 1967. Indicators of a Type 20 Plane Other No. Plane Characteristics The plane body measures 9 inches long and the cutter is 2 inches wide. The body of this plane is painted blue, not the black jappaning of … Read more
Made in England This is a Stanley “Bailey” No. 3 Plane probably a Type 17. I believe this included a composition handle and tall front knob with steel nuts at the top, not brass. It does not have a patent date on the body but it does include “Bailey” behind the front knob and “Made … Read more
The Stanley No. 113 Circular Plane was used for planing convex or concave surfaces. It was one of three models Stanley had for circular planes. The other popular models were the ones known as the Victor design first produced by the Leonard Bailey company: The No. 20 Victor Circular Plane and the 20 1/2 Victor … Read more
