Help finding old plane parts

patriarch <<patriarch>[email protected]> wrote in message news:<[email protected]>...

> I recall that new replacement parts are available from Stanley. A Google
> on the rec archives should even get you the name & telephone number...

Call Lori in Parts at Stanley Works at 800-262-2161.


Chuck Vance
Just say (tmPL) I'm thinking that should be added to the FAQ.

tom hooper <[email protected]> wrote in
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> Need screw to hold Stanley plane iron to chip iron. Original had large
> knurled head with short screw section. Not an antique, but necessary
> part to use tool. Could use some additional blade,chip iron sets to
> make wooden bodied planes, and have an old 2 1/2" Record joiner plane
> that needs blade/chip iron set also. I know Hock makes good blades, but
> where do I get the chip irons and proper screws?
>
> Thanks,
> Tom
>

Hock also sells chip breakers for Stanley, at least for his irons, as well
as blade & chip breaker sets for building your own 'Krenov-style'
handplanes.

I recall that new replacement parts are available from Stanley. A Google
on the rec archives should even get you the name & telephone number...

For a vintage part, try www.supertool.com...

Patriarch

Try Highland Hardware. I saw they stocked a good line of Stanley plane parts
at one time (may still do).

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"tom hooper" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Need screw to hold Stanley plane iron to chip iron. Original had large
> knurled head with short screw section. Not an antique, but necessary
> part to use tool. Could use some additional blade,chip iron sets to
> make wooden bodied planes, and have an old 2 1/2" Record joiner plane
> that needs blade/chip iron set also. I know Hock makes good blades, but
> where do I get the chip irons and proper screws?
>
> Thanks,
> Tom
>