Stanley No. S4 and S5 Steel Planes

[@brianmiller9365]

This is great. Thanks for taking the time to point out the differences. Did not know that. Subbed a few days ago and have been binge watching. Really digging this channel.

[@Vincent-S]

I'd like an S5, the riveted soles look sick. Plus I do all of my wood butchery in the backyard on a brick surface. I'm really careful with where I put the planes I'm using, like the table next to my bench, but the thought of one falling off still comes to mind.

[@paulwaasdorp1811]

Nice job and video. according to the pile of planes you have, we can expect a lot more video's. look forward to them.

[@luciusirving5926]

Off-topic, but I think that a properly heat treated S5 steel axe or chisel could cut through 1/8 inch mild steel better than conventional alloys.

[@doct0rnic]

there must have not been a certain standard when they made these, I saw a S4 on ebay and it has the rivets like the s5.

[@bigscreenbird8198]

Do you have a no 3 or 4 smoother not refinished?

[@MrBAchompBAchomp]

I have a s5 that is welded, no vivets

[@jamesdunne8748]

Hi, I know I am dreaming but if I don't try I will get nowhere. I have a fairly nice using collection of 3 date, corrugated bottom planes-3,4,4 1/2, 5,5 1/2,6,7, 8 and 605 roundside. I have a limited area to choose from and was wondering if you could steer me in the direction of finding a #2 corrugated to somewhat complete my set. I don't want a finished product. I would like to restore it myself. I am a 73 year old guy who is semi retired and I enjoy playing around in my small shop. If you have any info for me, I would appreciate it. Thanks, Jim D.

[@maine420247]

Just scored another S5 for Ebay...