Sargent No. 62 Router Plane
as illustrated in the Sargent catalog of 1911.
Sargent Adjustable Iron Planes.
Router Planes.
Especially adapted for pattern work.
Router Planes are used for planing off depressed surfaces and are especially adapted for pattern work. The Cutters may be reversed when desired. The open throat of the No. 62 is preferable in some work as it allows the shavings to clear rapidly and gives the user a better view of his work.
Open Throat, Nickel Plated, Wood Handles.
Attachment packed with No. 62
No. 62, With two Cutters, ¼ and ½ Inch, also extra attachment for closing the throat . . . . . . . . . . . . . . each, net $3 40
Extra Cutters for the above Router Planes.
Extra Cutters, ¼ and ½ Inch . . . . . . . each, net $0 50
Note: The above information has been reproduced from an original catalog listing.
Specifications:
| Plane Type: | Router Plane |
| Features: | Adjustable, with open throat and throat closing attachment |
| Manufactured: | From 1907 to 1941 From 1907 to 1910 (Type 1) From 1911 to 1941 (Type 2) |
| Length: | 7 inches |
| Cutter Width: | ¼ and ½ inches |
| Construction: | Cast Iron, Hardwood Knobs |
| Finish: | Nickel Plated |
| Type 1 | 1907 to 1910. See “Additional Notes” below |
| Type 2 | 1911 to 1941. See “Additional Notes” below |
| Uses: | General purpose routing |
Please check the Value Guide For Sargent Planes page for relative prices.
Additional Notes:
Whereas the first version of the No. 62 Router Plane (Type 1) did not have an adjusting screw on the post to regulate the depth of cut, the second version (Type 2) did.
