I need help identifying a stanley plane I own. It has the SW logo overlapping the bottom of the STANLEY logo, but only says Made in USA under it. nothing else. seems to be a mix of a few logo styles, but I have not seen this exact one anywhere else. I have a solid brass adjuster wheel with no recess or writing. the wood knob measures 1.25″ wide x 1.3/16″ tall. the bed is smooth and measures 5.25″ long by 1.50″ wide. There are no markings, dates, #’s etc… anywhere else on plane besides the logo. There is only a raised post under wood knob for stud, no raised ring in casting. There is no lateral lever on frog, and held down with round head screws. Is this a mix of parts? what years and type is it?
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Pictures are worth a thousand words
Take some pictures and post them, it makes it far easier to help identify what you have. Also you can go to supertool.com where Patrick has detailed all of the Stanley plane variables and match up his material to what you have.]
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