Stanley plane parts

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ttalma

ttalma

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I am looking for a couple of those knicker things from Stanley planes. The little thing that has 3 cutters ahead of the blade that you rotate. I have one on my 45, and 78. But I believe they are on other planes as well.

Does anyone know where I can find some, and the correct name for them?
 
Google "St James Bay Tools". They carry an extensive line of Stanley replacement parts.
Strangely, St. James Bay Tools is located in Mesa Arizona and not Canada.

Howard Steier
 
I Googled Stanley Plane parts, then went to the rabbet plane. Here are your "spurs" at $1.10 google is your friend!
Direct from Stanley.

http://www.stanleytoolparts.com/planes-rabbetplanes-12-078duplexrabbet.html

Mike
 
St. James Bay has a really good rep though I have never bought from them personally. If it's the 3 prong like on a 78 I think they list it as a "slitter" but I believe Stanley officially calls it a "spur".
 
Thanks, I think  my problem was I was googling for "knicker", not spur. I ordered 5 of them should last me a life time, If I remember where I put them the next time I need one.
 
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