Record No. 05½C Jack Plane
as illustrated in Catalogue No. 15, February 1938
NOTE: The 05½C Jack Plane was exactly the same as the 05½ except that the sole was corrugated. The box label also had “C” after the model number. Because of the work needed to produce the corrugated base, the plane was sold at a higher price than the 05½.
This plane features end and side adjustment of the cutter. Handles and knobs are of selected rosewood (post-war models are made of beech.)
Lever caps and small screws were nickel plated on early models. The Record No. 05½C Smooth Plane had stopped being offered in catalogues by 1971. All other corrugated models were discontinued by 1993.
First introduced in Catalogue No. 10, published in January 1931.
Specifications:
| Manufactured: | From 1931 to 1996 |
| Length: | 15 inches |
| Weight: | 6 pounds |
| Cutter Width: | 2-1/4 inches (2-3/8 inches from mid 1940’s onwards) |
| Construction: | Cast iron body, rosewood or stained beech handle & knob. Tungsten steel cutter with brass adjuster |
| Finish: | Blue Enamel |
| Features: | Corrugated base. Extra wide |
| Uses: | General purpose bench plane |
| Average Dealer Price: | $50 to $100 |
| Average eBay Price: | $45 to $100 |
| Prices Updated: | December 2008 |
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Please note that the average prices for Record planes have been determined by keeping track of planes sold on eBay, internet auctions, actual real-world auctions, through dealers and various dealer websites. They should only be used as a guide and it should be noted that all prices are dependent on the age, condition, completeness and rarity of a particular plane, as well as the presence, if any, of packaging and associated items, such as brochures, advertising or instructions.
