Stanley No. 4 Hand Plane Restoration for Value
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- Stanley No 4 Hand Plane Restoration
This video is about a Stanley Bailey No. 4 Smoothing Bench Plane restored to preserve it's value. It is a Type 14 made between 1929 and 1930. The plane was disassembled, thoroughly cleaned, lightly greased where steel moves over steel and then waxed prior to reassembled. It has an excellent body with no breaks, cracks or pitting; 85% of the original japanning and an perfect throat. The frog is very good with all easy moving adjusters. Threads on all screws are near perfect. The iron is sharp with no chips and features a Type "AA" logo "SW" Sweetheart. The rosewood tote has no repairs and a beautiful grain. However, the Stanley logo decal is worn off. The knob is perfect with the beautiful rosewood grain. This is my fourth restoration of a plane and I'm just now gaining a little understanding of what is required to do the job correctly.
Note: 1 patent date behind frog. MADE IN U.S.A. cast at toe, raised ring for knob, is probably a type 14. The type 14 was the only type with the “No” on the left side of the knob and the “4” on the right side ash.
All video was captured and edited using an iPhone 8 Plus, an iMac with iMovie and Photoshop.
Timecodes
0:00 - Intro
1:04 - Stanley Bailey N. 4 Hand Plane Disassembly
8:24 - Flatlay of smoothing bench plane parts
8:47 - Into the Evapo-Rust tube tank
10:42 - Cleaning & rust removal of the parts
19:50 - Polishing parts on the wire wheel
20:49 - Cleaning the tote and knob
22:10 - Reassembly of the Stanley Bailey No. 4
29:12 - Polishing the hand plane with Axe Wax
29:37 - Closeup video of newly restored hand plane
30:59 - Making shaving with the restored hand plane
31:37 - Closeup and parting shots of newly restored hand plane
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Beautiful done.
Thank you my friend!
Very nice my friend!
I'm the "CACATOOLS".
It's always such a good feeling seeing a tool someone could have just as easily tossed in the trash now restored for another lifetime hopefully.
Hey Michael! Thanks for the kind words.
Another great tool brought back to life - well done Wray 👏👏👩🔧
Appreciate the kind works from down under!
Preservation is best some times. When it is possible. If it was more far gone the sure get after it. Good choice and well done.
Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for the kind words my friend.
That hand plane was in ROUGH SHAPE! Great job bringing it back to life. Not only does it look good, but will work great for a long time to come.😀👍
Thanks 👍 Much appreciation from north Alabama.
What a great plane. I like your original restoration. Thanks form sharing.
Thanks so much John. Guess I’m just a “patina boy.”
Well done. That turned out really nice! 😃👌🏼
Thanks David.
Huge props on using a correct sized screw driver. too many restoration vids on here with those poor brass screws getting chewed up :c
Thank you my friend.
Nice job!
Thanks Magdad!
Great job on a classic No. 4! I also wanted to compliment you on your camera work: very nice close/tight shots. Well done in all respects!
Thanks so much Russ. Your compliment is one of the best I’ve ever received on my TH-cam work.
Great Job... my favorite part is the little click of the plane touching down to the wood and the sound of the shaving...nice... all these planes you been working on.. I see why your an Auburn fan. 😊 good stuff!
This is a great plane for a mindful rebuild. Excellent work. Very sweet plane. Thanks!
BTW Is that a hubcap from about a 1949-50 Pontiac? Haven't seen one of those in a while. 😎
I’m not sure on the Pontiac hubcap date. I just found that relic in a shed 2 weeks ago. It was out of the weather but in the bottom of an old bucket filled with old metal junk. My dad was a Pontiac man. Thanks for the very kind compliment.
Jerry, see a better pic of the hubcap on my Instagram at...
instagram.com/p/COGGzVWjGEZ/?
Is that a laminated blade
Not laminated, just steel.