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  1. 2nd April 2022, 05:10 PM #1
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    Default Stanley Knuckle Joint Plane Parts

    Hi
    I’m looking for a knob and adjuster for the above plane.As per the pic.
    I've tried Hans Bruner with no luck, and am awaiting a reply from Tool Exchange.
    Found some in the States but the postage is stupidly expensive.

    I’m in postcode 2250
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    Looks like an 18 or 65?

    The same knob and adjuster is used on the rather common 9-1/2 and the 60-1/2 if you want the plane to be a user; the only difference is that they aren’t nickel plated.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Chief Tiff View Post
    Looks like an 18 or 65?

    The same knob and adjuster is used on the rather common 9-1/2 and the 60-1/2 if you want the plane to be a user; the only difference is that they aren’t nickel plated.
    Thanks for that I wasn't sure. It has US Patent dates of 2 - 18 - 13 on it. I plan to give it to my son as a user so don't mind what it looks like. I thought the threads and the adjuster were common for all of them.

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