Stanley 130 Clone Block Plane Restoration
I bought a Stanley 130 Duplex block plane for restoration on eBay but it turned out not to be a Stanley just a clone of one - so rather than send it back I got a discount and decided to restore it anyway, it turned out really nice and is actually a very well made item, I have no idea what make it actually is though. The duplex feature means it can be used in 2 configurations by swapping the blade around 180 degrees, Standard or bullnose. Searching for items on eBay is now much quicker and easier using https://shopoftheworld.com a website I have been working on for a few months - you can help support the channel by visiting and using for your eBay searches, thanks. There are a few of these on eBay but quite rare as as don't think they were a popular style. Try this search if you want one http://ebay.us/vm0yrk Music licensed at Wintergatan.net please checkout his amazing marble machine. YouTube channel here / @wintergatan 00:00 Stanley 130 Duplex Clone Restoration 00:12 Intro 02:20 Unboxing 05:30 Taking it apart 06:30 Clean up and painting 10:00 Re-assembly 13:40 Testing in both standard and bullnose configuration 16:00 Summary

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