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Stanley #45s and #55s are collectibles today as well as being excellent user planes for all those who hate the sound and mess of routers. But current and prospective owners frequently face the problem of the lack of an instruction booklet. Without a booklet, you can't tell whether or not a plane is complete or what a part is called if you know one is missing.
This book contains reprints of original owners' booklets for #45s, #50s and #55s with complete instructions for use and detailed parts lists with exploded diagrams.
Softcover, saddle stitched, 5 1/2" × 8 1/2", 48 pages. Originally published in 1940; reprinted in 2001 as part of our Classic Reprint Series.
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Stanley Combination Planes — The 45, the 50 & the 55
Stanley #45s and #55s are collectibles today as well as being excellent user planes for all those who hate the sound and mess of routers. But current and prospective owners frequently face the problem of the lack of an instruction booklet. Without a booklet, you can't tell whether or not a plane is complete or what a part is called if you know one is missing.
This book contains reprints of original owners' booklets for #45s, #50s and #55s with complete instructions for use and detailed parts lists with exploded diagrams.
Softcover, saddle stitched, 5 1/2" × 8 1/2", 48 pages. Originally published in 1940; reprinted in 2001 as part of our Classic Reprint Series.
