Antique Stanley Mitre Box Replacement Part MB-78 Brass Saw Guide Stop & Screw

Description: For a complete description and condition grading, please read the full description before purchasing! This part is an original replacement part for antique Stanley cast iron mitre boxes - part No. MB-78 (threaded) Saw Guide Stop & Screw (1 each) as noted in the photos from Stanley's No. 34 catalog. This part is for the following Mitre Box Sizes: No. 240, No. 242, No. 244, No. 246, No. 346, No. 358, No. 360, No. 460, as well as the models which Stanley added the "A" to (beginning in 1963 - i.e. No. 360A). They are used to set a stop for making repeatable cuts to the same depth. There are a few styles of this stop. All styles are the same size, but are different in style and purpose. Earlier versions had a recess for the slotted screw and used a shorter screw. This purchase is for "Type C" below (one stop and one screw). The 5th and 6th photos show this part in use and the last 2 photos are parts diagrams from a Stanley No. 34 catalog. Other types are available in other listings. Up to 4 can be shipped for the same cost to ship a single set, so message me if you are purchasing more than one saw stop.Unboxed Specifications:3/8" x 13/16" x 1/2"; 1/2 ounce *****Below is an description of types (also shown in the 7th photo) - all non-threaded versions are interchangeable, and all threaded versions are interchangeable. Only the styles (not the sizes) changed over time)**** "Type A-1" is the brass non-threaded stop which has a recess for the head of the screw (circa 1904-1920's)"Type A-2" is the brass non-threaded stop which uses a hollow shouldered thumb screw rather than a slotted screw (circa 1912-1935)"Type B" is the brass non-threaded stop with no recess for the screw (circa 1920's to end of production)"Type C" is the brass threaded stop with no recess for the screw (circa 1928 to end of production)"Type D" is the non-threaded stop used during WWII and is not brass (circa 1941-1946)"Type E" is the threaded stop used during WWII and is not brass (circa 1941-1946) The last two photos are from Stanley's 1941 No. 34 catalog showing a diagram of replacement mitre box parts, including this one. Select quantity at checkout. Up to a quantity of 4 can be shipped for the same cost as shipping one (if available). You can add up to 4 in your cart without increasing the shipping cost. Visit my store for more antique and vintage tools and tool parts. My items are carefully packaged and shipped out on the same day payment is received, as long as payment is received by 3 pm Central Time (subject to post office hours, holidays, weekends, etc.) I have a lot of common and some hard-to-find tool parts that are not listed in my store. If you are not able to find what you need, feel free to send me a message and I will get back to you as soon as possible. All of my listed items have been inspected and tested to provide the best possible description. In some cases, parts may be brushed off with a soft-bristled brush, such as a paint brush, to remove surface dust or debris for photos. Unless otherwise noted, parts have not been cleaned beyond this. Although most of my items sell very quickly, metal parts may contain a small layer of oil, WD-40, grease, or similar substance to preserve the item and prevent rusting while it is in inventory. ALL inventory is stored in an environment where climate and humidity are controlled to ensure each item is received in the same condition in which it is presented in the listing. Unless otherwise noted in the listing, photos are of the exact item you will receive. Every single item is listed and packaged by myself and I take pride in carefully packaging all items, regardless of purchase amount. Creating a positive experience for you, the buyer, is my top priority. Positive feedback is left for all buyers as soon as payment is received because by paying for an item you have fulfilled your obligation in the agreement. When applicable, I try to grade the condition of every tool and part objectively using John Walter's grading system from his "Antique & Collectible Stanley Tools" price guide as described below. This is not necessarily an industry standard for grading, and grading vocabulary will vary from collector to collector since there is some subjectivity involved (i.e. "mint" vs. "near mint"). For these reasons, I will also try to list a description of these grades in each listing in order to clarify the grade given to each item. Please refer to the details below and read the "condition" portion of this listing for the condition grading assigned to this item. MINT: 100% of original finish remaining. No signs of wear or rust - probably never used. No problems or issues. EXCELLENT: 95-99% of original finish remaining. Very slight wear with no rust. No problems or issues. GOOD PLUS: 85-95% of original finish remaining. Used but well maintained. Scuffs, light wear, very little rust. GOOD: 65-85% of original finish remaining. Moderate wear and/or rust. Minor deficiencies - owner's initials, nicks, etc. GOOD MINUS: 50-65% of original finish remaining. Has seen hard use, but remains serviceable. Scratches, nicks, dents, cracks, chips, improper replacement parts. FAIR: 25-50% of original finish remaining. Heavy wear and rust. Some parts are broken, missing, or improper - serious flaws. POOR: 0-25% of original finish remaining. Pitted, abused, heavily worn. Serious damage and missing major parts.

Price: 12 USD

Location: Peoria, Illinois

End Time: 2024-11-20T09:00:19.000Z

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