Stanley #130 Double End Block Plane

A Pair of Stanley #12-101 Finger Planes Additional Stanley Block Plane Examples (My #12-101-012324-1)

Stanley #100 Squirrel tail Block Plane Stanley Block Plane Examples (My #100-032223-2)

Stanley #100 Squirrel tail Block Plane Stanley Block Plane Examples (My #100-032223-3)

Stanley #101 (newer model #12-101) Additional Stanley Block Plane Examples

Stanley #101 Thumb Plane Stanley Block Plane Examples (My #100-032223-4)

Stanley #102 Block Plane Additional Stanley Block Plane Examples (My #102-110918-1)

offered 1876 - 1962 5 1/2" long with a 1 3/8" cutter Small enough for a nail bag or a coat pocket. No adjuster of any kind and that's not always a bad thing. If you keep the blade razor sharp the plane works just fine but if you can't live without...

Stanley #103 Block Plane These are sometimes referred to as an apron plane, since they will fit in a pocket offered 1876 – 1950 5 1/2″ long with a 1 3/8″ cutter. 1 (1 1/4″ in early models) Same as the 102 with a lever type adjuster for the...

Stanley #103 Block Plane .. These are sometimes called an apron plane since they are small enough to fit in an apron pocket https://www.timetestedtools.net/2019/05/22/the-simple-block-plane/ (My 103-022423-1)

Read this if you're on the fence about a #110 style block plane Stanley #110 Block Plane \n Additional Stanley Block Plane Examples (My #110-082920-3)

Stanley #110 Block Plane With Original Box Additional Stanley Block Plane Examples (My #110-082420-1)

Stanley #110 Block Plane With Original Box Additional Stanley Block Plane Examples (My #110-010923-2)

Stanley #110 Block Plane Additional Stanley Block Plane Examples (My #BN-021118-F)

STANLEY Two Tone #110 (?) BLOCK PLANE.   Stanley Block Plane Examples

Stanley #118 Steel Block Plane (No. 118P) The pressed steel construction supposedly makes this plane unbreakable. It was originally intended for use  in schools. The low angle cutter makes this plane a decent user for most jobs. ...

Stanley #120 Block Plane Additional Stanley Block Plane Examples (My# 120-011123-3)

Stanley #130 Double End Block Plane Note the bull nose end guard has was broke off. Japanning is original and about 65-75% Stanley Block Plane Examples

Stanley #140 Rabbet and block plane, 7"L, 1 3/4"W (1 5/8", 1936 on), 1 1/8lbs, 1896-1944. Quote from Supertool.com "This is a very useful plane, and is one of Stanley's better products (it would have been even better if they didn't supply it with the...

The #15 is the same as a #9 1/2 except it is 7" long instead of 6". These are a bit harder to find. This block plane has been tuned and sharpened and is ready to go to work. ____ ...

STANLEY #15 BLOCK Plane The #15 is like the Stanley #9  1/2 except it is 7" long instead of 6. It's also harder to find.

Stanley #18 1/4 Knuckle Block Plane This came with the red paint. I did not try to remove it. Stanley Block Plane Examples (My #18.1-4-090920-6)

Stanley #18 Knuckle Block Plane

Stanley #18 Knuckle Block Plane This is a decent Stanley user block plane. Some of the japanning is gone. I've sharpened the replacement blade which has a extra sharp bevel. I decided not to waste the metal to grind it out, It can be sharpened out...

Stanley #18 Knuckle Block Plane lightly cleaned, tuned sharpened oiled and tested. Blade is a newer vintage but in good shape. It's ready for another lifetime of woodworking. What you see on the sole is staining, not pitting. ...

Stanley #18 Knuckle Block Plane - Type 2 - 1889-1893 So, what's this knuckle joint lever cap anyway? It, in my opinion, is one of the coolest contraptions ever to leave New Britain. The second design of the lever cap, that is. The knuckle joint...

Stanley #18 Knuckle Block Plane Type 2 Additional Stanley Block Plane Examples (My #18-011023-1)

Stanley #18 type 3 Knuckle Block Plane Additional Stanley Block Plane Examples (My #18-011123-1)

Stanley #18 Type 6 Block Plane Lightly cleaned and sharpened.

Stanley #18 with a Shop Made Tail Handle that I made Additional Stanley Block Plane Examples My #18-021718-1)

Stanley #19 Knuckle Block plane, 7"L, 1 5/8"W, 1 5/8lbs, 1888-1949. The #19 is just like the #18 but 1" longer. n

Stanley #19 Knuckle Block Plane Type 4 - circa 1898 This plane is in pretty nice shape. As with many many examples, a previous owner decided the eccentric lever was more bother than it was worth and left it in his tool box, never to be seen again....

Stanley #220 Block Planes An Additional Stanley #220 Block Plane https://www.timetestedtools.net/2019/05/22/the-simple-block-plane/ Additional Stanley Block Plane Examples (My...

Stanley #60 1/2 Block Plane    Stanley #60 1/2 Block Plane  Stanley Block Plane Examples

Stanley #60 1/2 Block Plane Additional Stanley Block Plane Examples (My #60.5-082120-2)

Stanley #65 1/2 Block plane #65 1/2 Block plane, 7"L, 1 5/8"W, 1 3/8lbs, 1902-1950. (ref supertool.com). It is Identical to the #60 1/2, except that its iron is wider, and a little harder to find. According to supertool.com, the cap and front knob...

Stanley #65 Block Plane Additional Stanley Block Plane Examples (My #65-070417-1)

Stanley #9 1/2 Block Plane - A Great UserAll I've done to this plane was clean it with wd-40 and a tooth brushOil it with Fluid FileSharpen itTested it on some hard maple. Take it out of the package and use it!! ...

I believe this is a Stanley #9 1/2 Type 4 but I believe the cap is a little later (or??) This can be a user or collector or both. Plenty of life left in the blade. I have only done a quick sharpening  (it needs more to use it) I slid a washer under...

Stanley #9 1/2 type 8a Block Plane I believe this is a type 8a A very usable block plane with a bit of a cool factor. Old enough to be really vintage. It's got some faults, but nothing from keeping it from being a go to block plane. ...

STANLEY #9 1/4 BLOCK  Additional Stanley Block Plane Examples

Stanley #9 1/4 Block Plane This plane has been cleaned up, the base was repainted and everything is in working order. virginiatoolworks says the No. 9-1/4 is 6 inches long and standard angle, this plane was identical to the no. 9-1/2 in every...

#9 1/4 Block plane, 6"L, 1 5/8"W, 1 1/4lbs, 1947-1982. This is a general purpose block plane. It has its iron bedded at 20 degrees. The iron is adjustable both for depth and lateral positions. The mouth is non-adjustable, which is the distinguishing...

Stanley No. A 18 Aluminum Block PlaneManufactured: 1925 to 1935Length: 6 inchesBlade Width: 1-5/8 inchesConstruction: AluminumFinish: NoneFeatures: Adjustable mouth. A non-rusting, lighter version planeUses: General purpose block plane ...

Stanley #S18 Block Plane Additional Stanley Block Plane Examples (My #S18-100122-1)

Stanley 60 1/2 Block Plane. Blade is marked No. 60 1/2P (13-060A) Although this is a newer model, this is still arguably one of the best user block planes Stanley made. I know a lot of woodworkers who swear by the 60 1/2. This one came to me in pretty...

Stanley 60 1/2 Block Plane 6"L, 1 1/2"W, 1 1/4lbs, 1902-1982. The standard low angle block plane most of us recognize. This plane is very popular due to its size - it fits nearly completely in an average-sized hand - and its weight makes it ideal for...

Stanley 9 1/2 Block Plane Additional Stanley Block Plane Examples

Stanley 9 1/2 Block Plane Additional Stanley Block Plane Examples (My #9.5-011123-2)

As found a pretty cool piece. The pictures tell the story. I believe it's a type 5 with a bronze cast tail.  (1880-1885)   (My # 95-082620-1)

#102 Block plane, 5 1/2"L, 1 1/4"W (1 3/8", 1914 on (1 5/16, 1962), 7/8lb, 1877-1962. Completely restored, stripped, repainted sharpened and ready for work. // Additional Stanley Block Plane Examples