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    Posted 12 years ago

    lundy
    (265 items)

    hi got this block plane today, ive had a few others, this one seems much older , would anyone know how old and maybe a maker , thank you all ,

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    1. jboncape, 12 years ago
      The pattern on the lever cap if original says its a Sargent. There should be markings on the cutter or lateral adjuster. It's a transitional fore plane. See the first image with other info at the link below.
      http://www.sargent-planes.com/sargent-3420-wood-bottom-fore-plane/
    2. lundy lundy, 12 years ago
      thank you so much ill measure it and take it apart to see numbers
    3. lundy lundy, 12 years ago
      added another picture ty
    4. lundy lundy, 12 years ago
      got the blade out , Stanley sw made in usa
    5. jboncape, 12 years ago
      The cutters on a few different plane manufacturers were the same size and could be interchanged. The Stanley cutter (blade) was a replacement.

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