Wooden case: 30.9 × 15.3 × 15 cm. Box made from 1 cm boards with nailed plywood top and bottom, including interior compartments. Lid carries a printed contents list and an exploded diagram with part numbers. Label inside lid: RECORD TOOLS MADE IN ENGLAND. Side label: RECORD MULTI-PLANE with 23 Tungsten Steel Cutters 405. Includes 24-page instruction booklet “How to use”.

Universal fence: 27.6/24.5 cm long, 1.2/3/12.6 cm wide, 2.1/3.7 cm high.

From the sole upwards: a two-piece skate, 253 mm long, 20 mm high, the front end tapered internally by 5 mm. The front of the skate carries an adjustable depth stop and a four-position spur cutter (scoring cutter). Above: a 14 mm wide × 6 mm thick screw securing the sliding section. Above that the depth-adjuster post (16 × 17 mm), with a 9 mm diameter vertical hole for the adjuster rod.

Between the main body and the handle is a cast-iron bracket forming the rear skate support. It is fixed with a 5 mm thick × 17 mm diameter pin and sits 5 mm in front of a second pin, both threaded M6. Below this is a slotted-screw clamp. The rear handle is 10.5 × 10 cm and can tilt; on the underside of the handle is an iron shoe.

The right side has a 20 mm high cast-iron fence post with a 10 mm bore, followed by a slotted clamp screw for the depth stop. This plate is made from 2 mm sheet steel, 58 mm wide, with a 2 mm recess and a vertical threaded hole for a 10 mm clamp bolt (42 mm long). The left and right rods (fence rods) are adjustable. At the centre, the rods angle slightly (approx. 20°) towards a 17 mm bore to receive the fence rods.

One rod mount is a wing-nut block (cast) with sheet-metal plates 21 × 16 mm, screwed onto the plane body. A cylindrical sleeve (43 mm long) is fixed to these clamp plates using a 27 mm long screw and knurled nut. A second rod mount is the main fence holder: a 24 mm long × 8 mm deep U-iron support with an internal recess for the fence rod.

The rear rod holder has three notches for guiding the rods, spaced 5 mm apart. The lowest notch (17 mm wide) forms the guide for the second fence rod. Beneath this sits a sheet-steel foot 30 × 11 mm, angled and locked with a 6.5 mm flat-head screw. This serves as the rear support stop.

As an iron support screw, a mother-and-nut arrangement is used on the handle: a 6 mm wide × 26 mm diameter knurled nut with 5 mm thread on a 110 mm long steel bolt. This bolt passes through both iron skates and clamps the double skate sections together.

The front and rear skates form rounded shoulders that transition into two raised ribs (10 mm wide front; 15 mm wide rear), forming the mounting face for the cutter. The clamping screws (10/12 mm) secure the cutter assembly. The left skate also features a 10 mm pressed-steel socket for the rod guide post.

This socket accepts an additional fence assembly: — Fence plate 124 × 14/6 mm for the narrow fence — Secondary fence with 22 × 2 mm shoulders Both can be fitted with wood auxiliary fences 150 × 31 mm or other variants.

The plane includes two sliding sections for right- or left-hand use. The cast-iron skate connectors have 10 mm threaded holes for attaching cutter stops. The rear connector block carries a fine adjustment wheel (40 × 4.2 cm) on a 10 mm rod.

The adjustable fence (wood) is 24.3 × 1.3 × 2.2 cm and is fixed to the rods with two 5.5 mm locking screws. A second fence is provided for wide-cut configurations. The slitting cutter is height-adjustable from 1 mm, with a 15° skew; the upright cutter is fixed from 1 mm upwards. A wooden guide block (20 cm long) is mounted externally and secured with bronze end caps.

Several additional parts include: — Tongue-and-groove stops — Beading stop — Auxiliary rod holder — Slitting cutter shoe — Depth-stop post — Side-stop assembly

The entire Multi-Plane can be converted for left-hand or right-hand use by repositioning fences, rods, and skates.

Cutters: 1 set of 23 original cutters 1 iron with spur cutter + 1 scoring cutter 1 screwdriver included