Edward Preston Bullnose Plane 1363

The Edward Preston bullnose plane number 1363 is 3 3/4 inches in length with either a black japanned finish or a Nickel-plated finish. The black japanned versions were available in 5/8 inch and 1 1/8 inch widths, the Nickel-plated version was only available with a width of 1 1/8 inch.

This plane has a tightening screw underneath the lever to give a smooth hold for the palm of the users hand.

The lever cap has the EP, two cherries, Edward Preston symbol to indicate who the plane was made by. The original plane blade was marked with the Edward Preston logo.

This plane was later succeeded by the very similar Record 076 bullnose plane.

Plane Use

The Preston 1363 bullnose plane is used for final trimming and adjustment of joints.

Manufactured Dates

1900's - 1934

Further Info

Further information on this tool can be found in trade catalogues and retailer brochures of the period. These tool books usually contained a drawing and a sentence or two for each tool.

Where Can I Buy This Tool Secondhand?

This model of tool can be purchased from the following woodworking tool retailers, subject to availability.

Price: £30 - £60

Shops which sell similar planes

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