Antique Stanley No. 24 transitional hand plane, an early style of Stanley woodworking plane that combines traditional wooden plane construction with Stanley’s adjustable metal plane components.

Transitional planes represent an important period in the development of American woodworking tools, bridging the traditional wooden plane with the later all-metal bench plane. The No. 24 is an interesting model for collectors of early Stanley planes and traditional woodworking tools.

Overall in fair condition with expected wear on the wooden sole and mouth. The stud came out with the depth adjustment knob so that may need attention. Because if that (I think) the depth adjustment isn’t properly working because it won’t engage the chip breaker. With some tweaking it’d be a decent user.

- 2lbs 9oz

- 9” long

- 2 5/8” wide

- 2 1/8” mouth

- 2” iron

Tool Details

* Maker: Stanley

* Model: No. 24

* Type: Transitional hand plane

* Construction: Wooden body with metal frog and adjustment components

* Application: General woodworking and surface preparation

* Classic American woodworking tool

What It’s Used For

Transitional bench planes were used for flattening, straightening, smoothing, and preparing wooden surfaces. They were versatile shop tools used by carpenters and woodworkers for a wide range of general woodworking tasks.

Ideal For

* Stanley plane collectors

* Transitional plane collectors

* Antique woodworking tool collections

* Traditional woodworking enthusiasts

* Tool restoration and research

* Vintage workshop displays

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**Most items have been disassembled, cleaned and often-times de-rusted by me. I will not sharpen or tune edges on the tools up for auction.

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