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I love this plane. Picked this up online not long ago and I have had the chance to test it out. Works really well and is very well taken care of for being over 100 years old. I think it dates to around 1895 if I’m not mistaken. The box that it came in is made of chestnut and is still in pretty good shape too.
The plane came with a couple of extra hollow/round attachments for the bottom along with the cutters. Haven’t tried them out yet though.
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swirt
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#1 posted 1102 days ago
Excellent combination plane!
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a1Jim
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#2 posted 1102 days ago
I like mine too.
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rwyoung
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#3 posted 1101 days ago
Stanley 45 Type Flowchart
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Chris Pond
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#4 posted 1101 days ago
Thank you, for the Flowchart great info.
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canadianchips
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#5 posted 1100 days ago
I like all of mine too. I have not had the chance to try all of the cutters yet. They do take a bit of time to set up. BUT WHAT A FEELING when you pass it through a piece of material.
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