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  1. 27th February 2006, 08:10 AM #1
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    Question My Stanley 45

    I am having problems with the blade chattering on my Stanley 45, I think that I am using it correctly: I start at the end and end at the start, I have the skates lined up correctly but the blade still chatters. Should I take a light cut in short passes or a heaver cut in longer passed or what.

    Some advice would be appreciated.

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    Hi Phil, i have the Record 405, i found that very firm, consisten pressure in long, shallow cuts gave the best results for me. Hope that helps! Do you have any pics of yer plane? On my wish list is a mint Stanley 55. Gotta love the old "hand powered routers"!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Canadian Beaver
    Hi Phil, i have the Record 405, i found that very firm, consisten pressure in long, shallow cuts gave the best results for me. Hope that helps! Do you have any pics of yer plane? On my wish list is a mint Stanley 55. Gotta love the old "hand powered routers"!
    Thanks Beaver

    When the batteries have charged up I will post some pictures on this thread what I have are:
    No 45, No 78. a Rapier No 3 looking for some more blades for this one, a Matherson plow, Stanley Sholder, Stanley No 4 and 5 and a Munjinfang.

    Its relay nice to make shavings.

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