Unverified draft - do not rely on this page
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- Confirm the standard cutter set and how many were supplied
- Confirm production span
- Document both the straight and curved fences
Stanley
Stanley No. 66 Hand Beader
A two-handled scratch stock in metal: a shaped cutter dragged along an edge to scratch a bead or flute. Works on curves where a plane cannot.
- 1886–1940
- Specialty Plane
- low confidence
- unverified draft
| Model | No. 66 |
|---|---|
| Production | 1886–1940 |
| Body | cast iron, nickel plated |
| Cutters | boxed set of beading and fluting cutters |
How to identify it
- Two wing handles with a cutter clamped vertically between them, and a small adjustable fence.
Photograph needed: Stanley No. 66 Hand Beader - overall view, plus a close-up of the toe and bed markings
Sources
- reference-site
Patrick Leach's Blood & Gore (Stanley plane model-by-model commentary) — Patrick Leach