Lever Cap Screw

Tools for Woodworking in New York City. Their website is their name
with a .com at the end.

Gary in California

Or this guy in Katy, Texas.

http://pages.sbcglobal.net/mike_in_katy/PlaneWood/Default.htm

"djs" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
>I bought a Stanley 9 1/2 block plane on ebay. What a mistake. The
> Lever Cap screw is to short and only catches by about a half turn of
> the threads and even then, I can't move the lever into the set
> position. I think what I need is a slightly longer screw to get over
> this problem. Does anyone know where a person can find a lever cap
> screw that is a little longer?
>
> Thanks in Advance,
> djs
>
First make sure the iron and adjuster are seated properly, then afterall,
its only a screw, get a longer one.

Dave



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Thanks for all the info. I called earlier today after I read Joe
Gorman's post and she is sending me a new screw. Very Nice.
djs

> Stanley Parts 1-800-262-2161 Lori
> I think they're Central Standard time there, but I could be wrong.
> Joe


Her extension # is (or has been maybe) 54107, so you don't run into
"that guy from Poland" ... lol, you don't want that at all.

--
Alex - "newbie_neander" woodworker
cravdraa_at-yahoo_dot-com
not my site: http://www.e-sword.net/

> Oops, I had that, but forgot to include it.
> Excuse me while I go beat my head against the wall.
> Joe


Stop when it hurts, however long it takes bro... Lori was really cool to
me one time, she sent me a new box of hand plane parts for free. that
was alright.

--
Alex - "newbie_neander" woodworker
cravdraa_at-yahoo_dot-com
not my site: http://www.e-sword.net/

djs wrote:
> I bought a Stanley 9 1/2 block plane on ebay. What a mistake. The
> Lever Cap screw is to short and only catches by about a half turn of
> the threads and even then, I can't move the lever into the set
> position. I think what I need is a slightly longer screw to get over
> this problem. Does anyone know where a person can find a lever cap
> screw that is a little longer?
>
> Thanks in Advance,
> djs
>
Stanley Parts 1-800-262-2161 Lori
I think they're Central Standard time there, but I could be wrong.
Joe

AAvK wrote:
>>Stanley Parts 1-800-262-2161 Lori
>>I think they're Central Standard time there, but I could be wrong.
>>Joe
>
>
>
> Her extension # is (or has been maybe) 54107, so you don't run into
> "that guy from Poland" ... lol, you don't want that at all.
>
Oops, I had that, but forgot to include it.
Excuse me while I go beat my head against the wall.
Joe