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    Little help with plane ID

    Seems to be the trend lately

    I picked up my grandfathers plane from my dad this weekend. It appears to be a #3 Defiance. It doesnt have Defiance on the handle, just on the iron.

    What I was really trying to do was find some info on it, maybe a date ???? Not many markings to go on, there are a few on the castings, but dont know if they would help.

    Does anyone have any resources for me to do a little research? It would be more sentimental than anything, although for me ( REAL new to handtools ) its a good practice weapon !!

    Thanks for listening.

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    Pictures help.

    Especially pictures with the plane disassembled.

    jim

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jim Koepke View Post
    Pictures help.

    Especially pictures with the plane disassembled.

    jim
    I did that last night for the pre-cleaning phase. I will upload them this evening.

    Its more for sentimental reasons than value, I know they are just a handiman version ......

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    ok, here are some pics. If anyone has some idea of how I can track the age of this baby, I'd appreciate it.




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    The bible of all things Stanley Plane related: Patrick's Blood and Gore http://www.supertool.com/StanleyBG/stan0a.html

    I'm sure you will be sucked into his vortex for some time and come out with drool all over your keyboard, a lust for shiney metal and rosewood objects and more than likely some information on your plane.

    Good luck and treat it well.
    Chuck

    When all else fails increase hammer size!
    "You can know what other people know. You can do what other people can do."-Dave Gingery

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    Quote Originally Posted by Charles McKinley View Post
    The bible of all things Stanley Plane related: Patrick's Blood and Gore http://www.supertool.com/StanleyBG/stan0a.html

    I'm sure you will be sucked into his vortex for some time and come out with drool all over your keyboard, a lust for shiney metal and rosewood objects and more than likely some information on your plane.

    Good luck and treat it well.
    I love that site!

    this appears to be the handyman version of stanley's #3, the defiance series, what i cant find is much info on that series.

    i have seen a few pretty close to mine on e-bay, but nothing past the 'vintage' label .... mainly curious to the age of this plane.

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