Missing Hand Plane Accessory Screw
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Missing Hand Plane Accessory Screw
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Missing Hand Plane Accessory Screw
You’re not alone.
If you’ve got a 100-year-old plane with a missing screw, you’re not crazy — and you’re not the only one.
The truth is simple: Most vintage hand planes reuse the same three screws over and over again.
The Three That Matter
10-28
The most common accessory screw. Used on depth stops, fences, side plates, and clamp points. If something won’t lock down, this is usually it. 78, 66, 78, 98, 99, 79,
1/4-28
A little more beefy. Used for clamping rods and higher torque applications. Common where strength matters. 45, 71, 55, 50,
12-20
The small tote screw. Also used in fixture-style applications — totes, Stanley 67 guides, frog mounts to the body.
Here’s How This Page Works
If you know what you need, grab a single screw above.
If you’re unsure, scroll down and look at the screw pack.
Hand plane Screw Sample Pack
We also offer a sample pack that has the most common screw threads for hand planes. Learn more. Come back and get exactly what you need.
The part hunt is over.
— Anthony
Woodyah
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