Wanted - depth stop for Record 043
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Rod Blimey that was quick just came on to post do not need the depth stop now and you are already here 
Pete Shame I was not quick enough on the keys to let you know first. I now am not in need of a depth stop
Thank you very much for your kind offer to make one for me.
Your generous offer of help most appreciated this is a very good example of what forums should be about.
Cheers
Tony
Pete Shame I was not quick enough on the keys to let you know first. I now am not in need of a depth stop
Thank you very much for your kind offer to make one for me.
Your generous offer of help most appreciated this is a very good example of what forums should be about.
Cheers
Tony
Martin Cash
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Hi Tony,
If you are still looking, then there are spare parts for a Record 043 right at the bottom of this page:
http://www.toolexchange.com.au/OtherPlanes&Parts.htm
Of course these are in Australia, but, being so small the postage should be reasonable.
Regards
MC
If you are still looking, then there are spare parts for a Record 043 right at the bottom of this page:
http://www.toolexchange.com.au/OtherPlanes&Parts.htm
Of course these are in Australia, but, being so small the postage should be reasonable.
Regards
MC
TheTiddles
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On that subject...
Does anyone have spare blades for the aforementioned Record 043?
My dad had an 043 and the marples equivalent (which is marginally better) with a single set of blades. He gave me the 043 but kept all the blades, I'm not patient enough to wait to inherit them and would gladly pay a few quid for a set, but some of the prices people are willing to pay on Ebay are astonishing.
I could make the blades if there was an easy way to get a small piece of tool steel?
Aidan
Does anyone have spare blades for the aforementioned Record 043?
My dad had an 043 and the marples equivalent (which is marginally better) with a single set of blades. He gave me the 043 but kept all the blades, I'm not patient enough to wait to inherit them and would gladly pay a few quid for a set, but some of the prices people are willing to pay on Ebay are astonishing.
I could make the blades if there was an easy way to get a small piece of tool steel?
Aidan
Martin Cash
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TheTiddles":20qscfvh said:
Hi Aidan,
I don't know if the blades for a Stanley 45 will fit or not. If so here is a set going cheap.
Look here:
http://www.hansbrunnertools.gil.com.au/ ... 014/50.htm
Good luck
MC :roll: :roll: :roll:
Racers
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Hi,
They are just a lenght of O1 heat treated, easy to knock up get some O1 from Cromwell Tools etc like http://www.cromwell.co.uk/CTL4130399Z and off you go.
Pete
They are just a lenght of O1 heat treated, easy to knock up get some O1 from Cromwell Tools etc like http://www.cromwell.co.uk/CTL4130399Z and off you go.
Pete
TheTiddles":na0ftzu3 said:
If you feel like buying (£9.00) rather than making you could try Ray Iles:
The Old Tool Store
Cheers
Tony
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