Lot 46 Spoke Shave Stanley No.64, No.04, No.52, No.53, 3pcs(No.60), 2pcs(No.51)

Stanley No. 64 Spokeshave:
The Stanley No. 64 Spokeshave is a flat-bottomed spokeshave designed for smoothing and shaping flat or gently curved surfaces. It's commonly used for shaping chair seats, paddles, and other similar projects.

Stanley No. 04 Spokeshave:
The Stanley No. 04 Spokeshave is a round-bottomed spokeshave designed for shaping concave surfaces, such as the inside of chair legs or rounded table edges. Its curved sole allows for smooth and precise shaping of curved surfaces.

Stanley No. 52 Spokeshave:
The Stanley No. 52 Spokeshave is a double-ended spokeshave with both flat and curved soles. It offers versatility in shaping both flat and curved surfaces, making it suitable for a wide range of woodworking tasks.

Stanley No. 53 Spokeshave:
The Stanley No. 53 Spokeshave is similar to the No. 52 but typically features a different blade configuration or adjustment mechanism. It offers similar versatility in shaping both flat and curved surfaces.

Stanley No. 60 Spokeshave:
The Stanley No. 60 Spokeshave is a flat-bottomed spokeshave commonly used for smoothing and shaping flat or gently curved surfaces. It may have specific design variations compared to the No. 64 model.

Stanley No. 51 Spokeshave:
The Stanley No. 51 Spokeshave is a round-bottomed spokeshave designed for shaping concave surfaces, similar to the No. 04 model. It may have specific design variations compared to the No. 04 model.

Each of these Stanley spoke shaves has its own unique design and features, catering to different shaping requirements and preferences in woodworking. Whether you're working on flat or curved surfaces, there's likely a Stanley spokeshave model that suits your needs.

Notes: Vintage, good condition

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