Stanley 100 Plane Review By: I.Ball
Category: Old Block Planes
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Manufacturer: Stanley
Plane Type: Block
Model No: 100
The Stanley block plane number 100 is a miniature flat bottom squirrel
tailed plane made in USA by Stanley.
The plane has 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.
This type of 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.
A number of these planes had a blade marked 'Stanley, SW (Sweetheart),
made in USA'.
Width:
31mm
Length Of Sole:
87mm
Mouth Width:
mm
Plane finish:
black
1898 - 1958
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