What are these? Stanley Scraper blades

[Setch]

I have just rediscovered these in a box in my garage:

Purchased about 12 years ago, from a now defunct tool shop by Archway station, these were labelled 'Scraper blades' and I bought them to chop up into mini plane irons.

Any idea what they were for? Googling the various Stanley scraper planes didn't reveal anything particularly similar. They're sharpened with a circa 45 degree bevel on 2 opposite edges, 1 side flat, the other with a convex radius.

 

[Jacob]

https://www.oldtools.co.uk/products/stanley-cabinet-scraper-no-81
A bit pricey you can usually pick one up for a tenner or so. Very useful tool.

http://www.findmytool.co.uk/stanley-scraper-80-review.php

 

[Orraloon]

A very handy tool to have . You will never want to use a card scraper again after giving one of those a run.
Regards
John

 

[Argus]

Same question.... same answer.

 

[Setch]

Same question.... same answer.

They look to me like spare blades for the Stanley No: 80 Scraper plane.
They will also fit the Record version.
If so, they should be about 70mm (2-7/8") wide.

Thanks Argus, not sure how i managed to pay the same thread twice. The duplicate had been deleted.

 

[Bod]

If you would like to sell one, I'd be interested.

Bod

 

[Argus]

No problem Setch, it looks as if you'll have customers lining up! The Stanley/Record 80 scrapers are a brilliant bit of kit.

Even so, if you don't have one, a couple of spare blades are very useful in their own right.