Unverified draft - do not rely on this page
The research on this page is not finished. It is left visible so the gap is not hidden from you, but treat everything below as unconfirmed until it has been checked against a catalogue.
- 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.
Sources
- reference-site
Patrick Leach's Blood & Gore (Stanley plane model-by-model commentary) — Patrick Leach