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  1. 9th August 2014, 10:11 AM #1
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    Default Any online Stanley Plane Reference Sites?

    I recently acquired a small block plane made in England. I think it's a G12-220, but am not sure. Are there any online sites I could use to find out for sure?
    I'll include a few pictures in case you are curious

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    Hi Dave .... This isn't a bad site to have a read through.

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    +1 for Patrick's site. Very informative and a bit of humour (allbeit a bit dark)
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  5. 9th August 2014, 11:21 PM #4
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    A modern version of the Stanley 220 block plane.
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    I think that one looks like the Stanley 60-1/2 ... or somewhere around that number ???

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    The #60, #60 1/2, and #61 block planes had a very low bed angle of 12 degrees'.

    #220 had a bed angle of 20 degree's. The bed angle on the G12-220 shown in the post looks closer to 20 degree's, than 12 degree's.
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    Depth adjustment only (no lateral adjustment), and no mouth adjustment. In my opinion that's a modern 220.

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