Record Block Plane - No. 0100

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Record 0100 Plane Review By: I.Ball

Manufacturer: Record

Plane Type: Block

Model No: 0100


           

The Record block plane number 0100 is a miniature plane with a flat sole and a curved metal handle at the rear of the plane; this handle is likened to an animal's tail so this type of plane is often called a tailed plane or more specifically a squirrel plane.

The plane has no fine blade adjustment mechanism so is labelled as non-adjustable. The blade is manually placed in position and then held in place using a small lever cap which is locked in place with a knurled screw.

This plane is also often referred to as a model makers plane, violin makers plane or a pattern makers plane as these were the core trades which used this type of plane.



The Record 0100 only had a short production period in the late 1930's to early 1940's. Although the plane is advertised in tool catalogues from 1938-1943, the main actual production of these planes probably only took place for a few years before World War II restrictions on materials began and social effects began. The Record 0100 and the other Record model makers plane, the 0100 1/2, had one of the shortest production periods of all the Record plane ranges.



Plane Construction

Width: 32mm (1 1/4 inch)

Length Of Sole: 88mm (3 1/2 inches)

Mouth Width: 27mm

Weight: 3/8 lb

Body: high grade cast iron

Lever Cap: high grade cast iron

Plane Finish: blue


Record 0100 Plane Blade / Cutter

Blade: tungsten steel

Width: 25mm (1 inch)

Blade Thickness: 2mm

Number of Grooves: N/A

Slot Width: N/A

Top Of Blade Shape: Squared



Manufactured Dates

1938 - 1943


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