Month: August 2008

Record No. 50 Improved Combination Plane as illustrated in Catalogue No. 15, February 1938 The No. 050 Combination plane is a combined tool which will perform most planing operations generally required in cabinet making and joinery, namely: 1. Ploughing. 2. Dadoing. 3. Beading. 4. Centre…

Record No. 051R Round Face Spoke Shave as illustrated in Catalogue No. 15, February 1938 This spoke shave has a round face and features a double Iron, insofar as the Tungsten steel cutter and cap iron are fastened by a thumbscrew, and adjustment can be…

Record No. 051 Flat Face Spoke Shave as illustrated in Catalogue No. 15, February 1938 This spoke shave has a flat face and features a double Iron, insofar as the Tungsten steel cutter and cap iron are fastened by a thumbscrew, and adjustment can be…

Record No. 040 Plough Plane as illustrated in Catalogue No. 15, February 1938 This plane is suitable for grooving for plywood panels etc. It is fitted with adjustable depth gauge and single arm fence, and will cut grooves 1/2″ deep up to 3″ from the…

Record No. 1366 Bull-Nose Rabbet Plane as illustrated in Catalogue No. 15, February 1938 The base and sides of these planes are accurately machined and ground. They are fitted with tungsten steel cutters and are non-adjustable in regards to setting the cutter depth via a…

Record No. 071½ Router Plane as illustrated in Catalogue No. 15, February 1938 Closed throat, with improved adjustable fence. These planes are for cutting grooves, etc., parallel to the surface of the work. The improved fence enables grooves to be cut parallel to the edge…

Record No. 0102 Block Plane as illustrated in Catalogue No. 15, February 1938 The Record No. 0102 block plane is non-adjustable in either depth of cut or mouth width. The cutter is tightened in position by a nickel-plated knurled wheel and screw. The base and…

Record No. 778 Duplex Rabbet & Filletster Plane The Record No. 778 was introduced into the Record line in 1959 as a result of C & J Hampton’s acquisition of Woden Tools (The Steel Nut & Joseph Hampton Ltd.), and is a direct descendant of…

Record No. 0110 Block Plane as illustrated in Catalogue No. 15, February 1938 The Record No. 0110 block plane is non-adjustable in either depth of cut or mouth width. The cutter is tightened in position by a nickel-plated knurled wheel and screw. First introduced in…

Record No. 712 Skew Rabbet Plane Plane as illustrated in Catalogue No. 15, February 1938 The skew cutter in this plane, together with the perfect balance, ensures smooth cutting with very little effort. It will lie perfectly flat on either side, and is fitted with…

Record No. 713 Skew Rabbet Plane Plane as illustrated in Catalogue No. 15, February 1938 The skew cutter in this plane, together with the perfect balance, ensures smooth cutting with very little effort. It will lie perfectly flat on either side, and is fitted with…

Record No. 714 Skew Rabbet Plane Plane as illustrated in Catalogue No. 15, February 1938 The skew cutter in this plane, together with the perfect balance, ensures smooth cutting with very little effort. It will lie perfectly flat on either side, and is fitted with…

Record No. 0220 Block Plane as illustrated in Catalogue No. 15, February 1938 The Record No. 0120 block plane has a screw adjustment on the cutter for regulating the depth of cut. The cutter is tightened in position by a nickel-plated lever and cam. First…