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Handplane ID Help

I recently received these handplanes from my grandfather. I need help in ID'ing what kind of planes they are. There are no marking on any of them that I can tell. Any help would be appreciated.

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Handplane ID Help

I recently received these handplanes from my grandfather. I need help in ID'ing what kind of planes they are. There are no marking on any of them that I can tell. Any help would be appreciated.

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Smoothing plane Plane Scrub plane Jack plane Shoulder plane


Smoothing plane Plane Scrub plane Rebate plane Jack plane


Wood Motor vehicle Automotive exterior Bumper Automotive tire


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Take a peek at the top of the irons they should have logos on them. The bottom plane looks like an early type Stanley with the lever adjustment for blade depth. Id say a 102 or a 103.

You've got a decent little start into the world of hand planes. Welcome to the gang Cody
 

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Handplane ID Help

I recently received these handplanes from my grandfather. I need help in ID'ing what kind of planes they are. There are no marking on any of them that I can tell. Any help would be appreciated.

Saw Wood Table Tool Gas


Smoothing plane Plane Scrub plane Jack plane Shoulder plane


Smoothing plane Plane Scrub plane Rebate plane Jack plane


Wood Motor vehicle Automotive exterior Bumper Automotive tire


Automotive tire Bumper Automotive exterior Motor vehicle Gas
The first one is a transitional. Probably a #22 or 23. match it up with the correct size here, http://www.supertool.com/StanleyBG/stan4.htm

The second is a late #220 or #220 knock off.

I think the third is a #110 i think.

The last is a very early #103. (very nice plane to own from a collector and user standpoint)
 

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Handplane ID Help

I recently received these handplanes from my grandfather. I need help in ID'ing what kind of planes they are. There are no marking on any of them that I can tell. Any help would be appreciated.

Saw Wood Table Tool Gas


Smoothing plane Plane Scrub plane Jack plane Shoulder plane


Smoothing plane Plane Scrub plane Rebate plane Jack plane


Wood Motor vehicle Automotive exterior Bumper Automotive tire


Automotive tire Bumper Automotive exterior Motor vehicle Gas
Agree with Don on plane identification. The block planes would all be usable with a bit of clean-up and sharpening. The Transitional plane is probably something to be cleaned up and put on display. Hard to tell with out looking at the mouth to see how much wear there is on the sole of the plane.
 

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Handplane ID Help

I recently received these handplanes from my grandfather. I need help in ID'ing what kind of planes they are. There are no marking on any of them that I can tell. Any help would be appreciated.

Saw Wood Table Tool Gas


Smoothing plane Plane Scrub plane Jack plane Shoulder plane


Smoothing plane Plane Scrub plane Rebate plane Jack plane


Wood Motor vehicle Automotive exterior Bumper Automotive tire


Automotive tire Bumper Automotive exterior Motor vehicle Gas
Thanks for the help. I know the transitional's sole is not in the best of shape so I probably won't be using that one. Next step is cleaning them up and learning how to sharpen the irons and start learning how to use them. Just by browsing the sight I know there is a wealth of knowledge and always somebody that is willing to help.
 

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