more tools. we found out that I stink at pricing Stanley planes. or you folks don’t want them. or you already have them. Here are some # 78 rabbet planes. I tested each of these three, and all cut rabbets without even trying. A sharpening will make them really go.
JA 01 – SOLD Stanley rabbet #78 made in England.
Stanley #78 made in England
$65 -SOLD
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JA 02 – SOLD Stanley # 78 rabbet plane, made in USA.
Stanley # 78 made in USA
$65 – SOLD
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JA 03 Stanley #78 rabbet, made in USA. Older than previous example.
Stanley # 78 older
$65-
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Here’s two of the Stanleys from last week. I usually don’t knock down the prices, I’d rather keep the tools in most cases. But I guess when I looked on the web, I saw prices that were unrealistic. If these don’t go this time, I’ll save them for my kids.
Stanley # 3 – SOLD
in great shape. Used, dusty, but excellent otherwise. My feeble attempts at understanding the typology of Stanley planes tells me this is type 9. Has the Mar & Aug ’02 patent dates cast in behind the frog. “Bailey” and “No 3″ near the front tote.
I had it down for $120. Do I hear $70 for it? SOLD
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Stanley # 4 – similar condition to the # 3. The handles look they have led two different lives, but both are tight & functional. You’re not here looking for something other than a plane to use anyway…
I had it for $ 75. Let’s see about $50. Otherwise, it’s for Rose & Daniel.
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October 12, 2012 at 12:25 pm
Hi Peter,
I’ll try to help out…..I’ll take the JA02 rabbet and the #3 for my boy. He’s not quite 2 yet, so I guess this will go under the category of “hold for when Ian is older!”.
If you want, you can put them in the same box as the jointer, if you still have it…whenever you get a chance. Same story, there’s not an immediate rush.
Thanks!
Derek
October 12, 2012 at 12:26 pm
Just to be clear, that’s the Bailey #3 smoothing plane!
October 13, 2012 at 7:50 am
Hi Peter,
I will take the JA 01 rabbit – thanks, Nate