Month: December 2008

Record No. 060½ Block Plane A 12½ degree low angle block plane introduced to the product line in the early 1980’s. Featured an adjustable mouth. While early models had a cam operated lever cap, later models featured a large brass screw to hold the lever…

Record No A65 All Steel Chamfer Spoke Shave as illustrated in Pocket Catalogue No. 16 in 1955 An adjustable chamfer spokeshave which will work chamfers up to 1-1/2 inch wide. This spoke shave has adjustable fences and a flat face. It features a double Iron,…

Record No. 064 Flat Face Spoke Shave as illustrated in Catalogue No. 15, February 1938 The Record No. 064 spoke shave is used for light-duty work. It has a flat face and features a double Iron. The Tungsten steel cutter and cap iron are fastened…

Record No. 063 Round Face Spoke Shave as illustrated in Catalogue No. 15, February 1938 The Record No. 063 spoke shave is used for light-duty work. It has a round face and features a double Iron. The Tungsten steel cutter and cap iron are fastened…

Record No. 055 Hollow Face Spoke Shave as illustrated in Catalogue No. 15, February 1938 This spoke shave has a hollow face and is particularly useful for chair making work, as it allows for easily rounding over stock used for spindles. This spoke shave also…

Record No. 053 Adjustable Mouth, Flat Face Spoke Shave as illustrated in Catalogue No. 15, February 1938 This flat face spoke shave has an adjustable mouth which can be closed or opened for fine or coarse work. The 053 also has raised handles. First introduced…

Record No. 0152 Adjustable Flat Face Spoke Shave as illustrated in Catalogue No. 15, February 1938 This spoke shave has a flat face and features an adjuster for advancing the depth of the cutter. The adjuster, consisting of two knurled nuts, can be adjusted to…

Record No. CS88 Calvert Stevens Plane Created to fill the gap between a Stanley-type plane and those made by Norris of London, the Record CS88 boasted superior workmanship to any other Record plane that was currently in production at the time. Developed by production engineer…

Record No. 076 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. 0100½ Block Plane as illustrated in Catalogue No. 15, February 1938 The Record No. 0100 1/2 model makers’ block plane is non-adjustable in depth of cut. It is suitable for Model Makers, Violin and Pattern Makers, etc. The base is convex both on…

Record No. 077A Bull-Nose Plane as illustrated in Catalogue No. 15, February 1938 This plane is for fine work where extreme accuracy is required. The base and sides are accurately machined and ground. An improved adjustable mouth has been embodied in this plane by fitting…

Record No. 722 Router Plane as illustrated in Catalogue No. 15, February 1938 This plane was primarily used to cut grooves and recesses where a larger router plane would prove to be too cumbersome and unwieldy. A great little plane for very detailed work, featuring…