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  1. 15th June 2005, 01:04 PM #1
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    Default Record 040 plane

    Whilst hunting around in my dad's garage came across a record 040 plane. Kinda looks like a tiny rebate plane, with a depth stop and side fence, but it's only about 6" long. I have tried searching the web for info on this plane, but can't find anything. Do you chaps know anything about this plane?

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    Quote Originally Posted by matt1245 View Post
    Whilst hunting around in my dad's garage came across a record 040 plane. Kinda looks like a tiny rebate plane, with a depth stop and side fence, but it's only about 6" long. I have tried searching the web for info on this plane, but can't find anything. Do you chaps know anything about this plane?

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    If you go to www.recordhandplanes.com you will find the info you need on the Record No 040
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  4. 7th March 2009, 01:01 PM #3
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    Also look at Cornish workshop on history of, and how to use, this little groover
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    Default Record Hand Planes/tools

    Quote Originally Posted by jmk89 View Post
    Also look at Cornish workshop on history of, and how to use, this little groover
    Yes It is a great site Cornish workshop I have been looking at this site for some time now, what I trying to do on my site is more the Production Periods and History of Record (C & J. Hampton) Catalogues etc, etc, The only photo I am missing is The Record Plough Plane No 044C which I hope to get soon, If you know of one could you please let me know or if I could get a photo
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    Hi Record collector , are the depth stops on the 40 the same as the 43 and if so ....has any one got a spare one that they'd care to sell me for my 43? (also blades, I've only got one... its in the shed....can't remember what size it is)
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ian Wells View Post
    Hi Record collector , are the depth stops on the 40 the same as the 43 and if so ....has any one got a spare one that they'd care to sell me for my 43? (also blades, I've only got one... its in the shed....can't remember what size it is)
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    Yes the depth stop is the same on No 040 and No 043, The No 043 came with 3 cutters 1/8" 3/16" and 1/4" you could also get 4, 6, 9, and 12mm cutters for the No 043, I have seen cutters on ebay for the No 043, The first pattern of the No 043 had a single arm fence and changed to double arm fence and The No 040 came in to take its place with a single arm. Hope this is of some help
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    poor old Matt 1245 had to wait 4 years for a reply ?
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    poor old Matt 1245 had to wait 4 years for a reply ?
    All good things come to those who wait I just hope there are more Record Hand Planes/Tool collectors out there as I would like to hear from them
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