Stanley Hand Planes - a look at the various trademarks / logos used by Stanley thru the years

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Here’s a look at the various logos / trademarks used thru the years by Stanley. First it was the Stanley Rule & Level Company, which later merged with Stanley Works to become one large company. Let me know what you think! Which logo is your favorite?
#handplane; #stanley; #vintagetools; #vlogo; #tlogo; #qlogo; #woodworking; #bailey; #handtools; #stanleyruleandlevel; #stanleySW

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27 сен 2021

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@justplanefun Год назад

just-plane-fun.myshopify.com/products/stanley-chip-breaker-screw Chip breaker screws available here ^

@fredpierce6097 11 месяцев назад

Nice to see a Family Rated show on a subject that otherwise might seem dull to the uninitiated observer! That youngin’ has a promising future for sure! 😊

@justplanefun 10 месяцев назад

Let’s hope so. She’s come a long way since we made that video. Look for her in some future projects!

@hermancompany6879 2 года назад

You have forced me to buy books. I hate books!! Except the ones you recommend in your videos. I have gained years of experience in days. Everyone should own at least one of them. Thanks MJ

@Membee 2 года назад

Another great video MJ. Good to see your training your daughter to enjoy Stanley planes too...lol

@Hansenomics 2 года назад

Thanks for the video! Glad you incorporate your kids into your vids and hobby.

@dennismeko 2 года назад

Great work. I just bought the Roger Smith blue book. Nothing better than seeing the logos on the plane.

@justplanefun 2 года назад

Agreed. PTAMPIA is a worthwhile investment for sure

@rain104 2 года назад

Great video MJ. I need to do an inventory of my plane irons.

@christophercastor6666 2 года назад

I have a spokeshave with a J logo that I bought on eBay with a small lot of saws and “Handyman” items. I love it. Hard as a coffin nail.

@justplanefun 2 года назад

That sounds like an oldie but a goodie. Better hold on to that one!

@christophercastor6666 2 года назад

What is your Logo/Trademark? The Father/Daughter Plane Show is awesome!! I am about 8 weeks away from becoming a Dad, and I can’t wait to dive into shared hobbies and create experiences with them! Cheers MJ and Company! As always Thank You, -CY Castor

@CalebShelburne 2 года назад

Really helpful info. Thanks for putting this together.

@HomesteadingNorthernMichigan 2 года назад

Great video... very informative

@randygust3423 8 месяцев назад

I haven’t seen much information available regarding the length of blades. I wish there was more out there so we had something to refer to when curious as to how close to full length a blade is. I’ve seen some up to about 7-3/8” but if anyone has info on factory lengths that would great to have, thanks!

@What_Other_Hobbies 2 года назад

AA logo FTW

@justplanefun 2 года назад

V logo all the way!

@scott8351 Год назад

What's the best as far as sharpening and using? The logos are cool, I also like the V logo. I have 3 type 11s, 2 have the V logo 1 has the prior iron. My #3 V logo had the original bevel on it, was never used. I use though, it planes amazingly, it smooths so well. I set it and go, its so reliable.

@justplanefun Год назад

Some people swear by the SW era but I haven’t personally noticed a huge difference between the different eras. If someone is enough of a power user that they’re wanting to maximize the quality & performance of their irons, then a Hock iron may be in order. Or a Veritas. Then you get into the discussion of O2 vs. A2 steel…

@danielwilson6401 5 месяцев назад

At the four minute point, is there a correlation between the logo type font size and the width of the iron/chip breaker? My thinking is narrower iron/breaker, smaller type font...

@justplanefun 5 месяцев назад

That hasn’t been my experience with them. I think Stanley used various sizes of stamps, maybe over the course of months or even years as there’s variance even within the X and Y logos - on the same size irons, which were only used for a short period of time

@RonMack07 2 года назад

Do have a link to your store?

@brhino1017 2 года назад

Could you do a full Stanley Block Plane breakdown, blade and bases, what years?

@justplanefun 2 года назад

Block planes are on the list for sure. I won’t be able to cover them all cause that would be a 5 hour video. But I can try to cover some highlights

@ohcrapwhatsnext 8 месяцев назад

Hi could you help? I have a jack that has #5 on front, iron says special above it i can make out an arrow line and last letters are ie?

@justplanefun 8 месяцев назад

Shoot me some pics via email to jplanefun@gmail.com

@ohcrapwhatsnext 8 месяцев назад

@@justplanefun ok tomorrow

@HomesteadingNorthernMichigan 2 года назад

I didn't know transitional had a different type study for the irons

@justplanefun 2 года назад

Yep. It’s in PTAMPIA Vol. 1

@robinalexander5772 2 года назад

Hi side note if I may, I have a type 9 no.5, I purchased it some time ago, two thing that stand out is the tote has the hour glass brass knob and solid brass on knob, and a V logo on the blade. It has much pitting on blade but clean, no rust, blade is well worn. which means it was most likely a trades mans tool . just a comment. cheers from Tasmania.

@justplanefun 2 года назад

Definitely sounds like a plane that has put in the hours. I like it!

@South3rnWoodworking 2 года назад

My iron says Stanley with the words two tone under it STANLEY TWO-TONE it's my first and only bench plane I think it's a franken-plane but not 100% sure

@justplanefun 2 года назад

Stanley made a line of planes called “two tone”. They were “department store” level quality on par with a Wards Master or a newer era Defiance. They came in at least two color schemes - maroon and yellow or a kind of pale white and some other color (I can’t remember off the top of my head). You’ve either got a Bench plane with a Two-tone iron or your whole plane could be a two-tone. If you’re on FB, Reddit, or Instagram, you can shoot me some pics and I’ll help you figure out what you’ve got.