Stanley No. 5 Planes
Stanley no. 9-1/4 Block plane
Here’s an example of a Stanley No. 9-1/4 Block Plane. The Stanley No. 9 1/4 Block Plane is a classic tool renowned for its exceptional design and functionality. Crafted from high-quality cast iron, this block plane features a robust body that provides excellent stability during use. Its compact size makes it easy to maneuver and … Read more
Vintage Rosewood and Brass Marking Gauge
This is a nice example of a vintage rosewood and brass marking gauge. it has two main parts: the beam and the head. In this case, the side of the head is covered by a thick brass plate. There is a brass thumb screw on the top to tighten the head against the beam once … Read more
Stanley no. 151 Spokeshave
Another excellent example of a Stanley No. 151 Spokeshave. This one is made in England
Stanley No. 5 Plane Type 15 Frog
This is the frog assembly and hardware from a Stanley No. 5 Jack Plane, Type 15, made between 1931 and 1932. The frog assembly on a Stanley No. 5 Jack Plane plays a significant role in the planes performance. Made from cast iron, is serves as the mounting base for the plane iron and chip … Read more
Stanley No. 51 Spokeshave
This is a fine example of a Stanley No. 51 Spokeshave. A spokeshave is a hand tool used primarily in woodworking for shaping and smoothing curved and flat surfaces. It consists of a metal body with a sharp blade fixed between two handles, allowing for greater control and precision while working on wood. Spokeshaves are … Read more
Millers Falls 814B Jack Plane
Here’s a fine example of a rare Millers Falls No. 814B Jack Plane in excellent condition. The Millers Falls 814 is very similar to the Stanley No. 5 Jack Plane. The Millers Falls No 814 Jack Plane is a versatile tool known for its durability and precision, making it a favorite among woodworking enthusiasts and … Read more
Stanley no. 65 marking gauge
A fine example of a Stanley No. 65 Boxwood Marking Gauge with Brass Thumbscrew. A view of the head of the marking gauge with the brass thumbscrew to tighten the head against the beam once the distance from the scribe point to the head is set. A view of the graduated markings on the beam … Read more
Shapleigh 10″ Brace X3D99
Shapleigh Nickel Plated Ratchet Brace – Hardwood Trim Knurled chuck, Full steel clad, ball bearing head. Open ring ratchet. Spring alligator pattern, forged steel jaws. Sweep 10 inches.
sliding T Bevel
A sliding T bevel is a useful tools for setting and transferring angles. This is a sample of a pair of rosewood and brass sliding t-bevels. One is seven inches long and the larger one is eleven inches. Both have rosewood handles with solid brass edge treatments. The smaller one uses a turn button to … Read more
Stanley No. 5 Jack Plane Type 8
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
Stanley No. 4 Smooth Plane Type 20 (1962-1967)
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
Stanley Bailey No. 3 Smooth Plane
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
Stanley No. 5 Type 11 Plane Body
Stanley No. 5 Type 11 Plane Characteristics that indicate this is a Type 11 Plane:
Craftsman Combination Plane, Wood Box & 23 Blades
This tool set is very similar to the Stanley 45, but may predate it. Anyone have information regarding the tool set?
Stanley No. 113 Circular or Compass Plane
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
Stanley Cabinet Makers Rabbet Plane
This Stanley Cabinet Makers Rabbet Plane is designed for fine Cabinet or other work where extreme accuracy is required. Both sides of these planes are square with the bottom, and the sides and bottoms are machine ground. The sides and bottom begin square with each other, the plane will lie perfectly flat on either side, … Read more
Stanley No. 46 Skew Cutter Combination Plane
The Stanley No. 46 Skew Cutter Combination Plane looks almost identical to the Stanley 45, except that the cutters are skewed or angled with respect to the bottom of the plane, and no beading or moulding blades were offered with them. Early models of the 46 and 47 had no fence, although the early 46’s … Read more
Stanley Hand Planes
Stanley has been manufacturing the Stanley Hand Plane since 1869 when the first iron bench plane was produced. Stanley planes had a superior design that made it easier to fit a board with a Stanley plane. Construction of Stanley Bench Planes The frog is so fastened to the “heel” and “toe” supports that it is … Read more