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Replacement tote for a Stanley #8

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Replacement tote for a Stanley #8

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Replacement tote for a Stanley #8

Denis Ch�nard, Orl�ans, Ont.

>Got myself a Type 11 #8 today. It's a good user with quite a bit of "experience", but the tote has seen better days...

I know I could make a replacement tote myself, I just don't have the time, so purchasing a replacement is my way to go. But it seems that replacements are becoming difficult to get... LV used to carry some, but they're not available anymore. I checked a couple more places, no luck.

Second question, does anyone know if a LN blade and new chipbreaker fit a Stanley #8? I'd like to give them a try...

TIA,

DC

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Moses Yoder in White Pigeon, MI

>Someone is making and selling totes on ebay, the last time I checked. I think they usually run around $20 for a nice rosewood tote.

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Michael Stadulis, in Gloucester County, NJ

>Check w/ Ralph Lipeles on the Classified board. He ,ay be able to help you.

Mike

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Todd Hughes

>Probably just as easy to get an original off the ebay for about the same price as a repo.....Of course for $20 you can probably get at least one parts plane that has a good tote too. Number 5 planes on up all take the same tote though the shapes were changed some over the years ......Todd

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Michael Stadulis, in Gloucester County, NJ

>Denis,

In additiopn to Ralph, Peter Niederberger is advertising parts in the banner ads. Good luck.

-Mike

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Why right here... *LINK*

Scott Burr in Ben Lomond, CA

>I've heard good things about Mike. I agree with Todd here, their pretty easy to find on der bay.


Mike in Katy, TX

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vlparisian

>May be a little late for this one.

Victor in Balmy Houston (not all that far from Katy :>))

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Out of Business

David Miller from Iowa

>Yep - as Victor points out. Mike doesn't make handles anymore. Too bad - I bought about 20 from him and they were first rate

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Ahhh Man, I'm sorry!

Scott Burr in Ben Lomond, CA

>Didn't mean to lead you down a bun trail comprodaies. Last I heard he was still cranking them out. Again, I'm sorry. Nifty home business to be had eh?

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Re: Ahhh Man, I'm sorry!

paul womack

>Nifty home business to be had eh?

Depending on Mike's reasons for quitin' might not be as nifty as one might think :-(

It is *so* difficult to charge woodworker's "the right price" (a living wage) for working wood.

BugBear

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