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Old plane spares UK?
Rumaging in the garage/workshop/store/air-pistol range last night I
found I have two no 4's, one is a modernish "made in england" stanley, the other a century old bailey (ok its a stanley too), the old'un owes me nothing and with the blade/iron from my later no 5 "made in england" stanley is a user. Now what I want is to re-blade it, needs an iron too, any suggestions on suppliers? I have wondered about buying a 10 pound (15 dollar) new cheapie for the parts, but it just don't seem right some how.... Niel. |
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