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Thats a nice plane does it have a makers name on it
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Arc Tourist
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Looks like my early Stanley #113 radius plane in upper left tray.
Edit: Close up photo.
Edit: Close up photo.
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If I recall correctly, the adjustment knob seems to ring a bell as being by the "Sargent" tool company ?
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No, unfortunately not.
You might be right: I've no idea; it doesn't look like most pictures I've seen of Stanleys or Records, although...
It certainly looks a lot like that one. Do you have any photos of the knob?
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The most modern version was designated the # 20, the older version the # 113. On each model the sole can be adjusted for both concave and convex work.
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Would this help in identifying it?
To my untrained eyes, it looks to be a 4a or later as the scale is graduated, and possibly is an 8a (decorative knob).
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Well now i am looking on Ebay for a bendy plane
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yesterday I acquired some wood .
A mate who's on a loft job rang and said you want wood for the log burner, bit to good to chop for fire and some decent bits of 9" x 3" too. What could I make ?
And this afternoon I acquired this
tiltable machine vice , I'm not really sure why it's not that well made and too big for the small table on me drill press .
probably because it was two miles away and £20 ,
and I've already got a small cheap crappy thing more than suitable for what I'll ever do.
A mate who's on a loft job rang and said you want wood for the log burner, bit to good to chop for fire and some decent bits of 9" x 3" too. What could I make ?
And this afternoon I acquired this
tiltable machine vice , I'm not really sure why it's not that well made and too big for the small table on me drill press .
probably because it was two miles away and £20 ,
and I've already got a small cheap crappy thing more than suitable for what I'll ever do.
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Arc Tourist
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Type 4a is the closest match to my plane.
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Only seen em in timber.
Modified a few for jobs in the past
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I'd seen that page and the graduated scale suggests that it is probably an 8a if it's a Stanley. It doesn't have the Stanley writing on the Knob like @Arc Tourist's one; it's more decorative. Having said that, the pictures I've seen of an 8 show a knob decorated all over so I guess it might be a Sargent
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Stanley or Sargent, its a nice contouring tool to have.I'd seen that page and the graduated scale suggests that it is probably an 8a if it's a Stanley. It doesn't have the Stanley writing on the Knob like @Arc Tourist's one; it's more decorative. Having said that, the pictures I've seen of an 8 show a knob decorated all over so I guess it might be a Sargent
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^^^^ i hope its better than mine if the battery low its fine if the battery is near dead forget it
