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Thread: Stanley Bailey No 4 - worth salvaging?

  1. #16
    Join Date
    Jan 2006
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    Simi Valley, CA
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    Here are the pics.

    First is the frog receiver.
    frog receiver (792 x 1056) (594 x 792).jpg
    Now for the rest of the pieces.
    plane pieces (600 x 450).jpg
    The real question is: is the lever cap coarse machined? or is it nickel plated?
    That seems to be the deciding factor.
    Jeff

  2. #17
    Follow this chart and it should determine the type.


    http://homepage.mac.com/galoot_9/asc...ing_chart.html


  3. #18
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    Oct 2005
    Location
    Boston, MA
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    I am with EWW and Tyler, I have my Grandfather's plane, traced it back to be from 1906 - 1908 which means it was probably Great Grandfather's before it came on down. I know my Dad used it. I disassembled, lapped the sole and frog and installed a new Hock blade. It really is a great plane for working wood and it feels very good every time I use it thinking about all that rich family history.

    J

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