Coronet planer identification?

[Fagan123]

Hello, first post on the forum though been a member for some time.
Can anyone help to identify this Coronet planer. Searched the internet but cannot find this particular model anywhere. The main difference between this and others I have looked at is the belt guard. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you.
P.S. sorry photo isn’t right way up. My computer skills are stuck in the 1970s.

 

[Robbo3]

2 sources of information where you might enquire.
Derek Pyatt
- http://www.coronetwoodworking.co.uk/
Boleyn Workshop
- http://www.boleynworkshop.com

 

[Deckerwoodworking]

Since your direct contact I have been able to assist you with the machine’s identification Derek

 

[wallace]

For any coronet fans out their, I picked up some old film of woodworking machines and there was a one from coronet. The quality is pretty poor until I find a away of digitising them cheaply.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p42JYOA ... prk0h00410

 

[Fagan123]

Now sorted. Thanks Derek.

 

[toolsntat]

For any coronet fans out their, I picked up some old film of woodworking machines and there was a one from coronet. The quality is pretty poor until I find a away of digitising them cheaply.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p42JYOA ... prk0h00410

Amazing film, first surface planer I owned was one of these mounted on a table until the centrifugal changeover switch disintegrated :roll: Swapped it and a lot of other tat for my first NORRIS smoother I'd seen on a dealer's carboot stall. A good while later about 20ft from his stall I found an unused NORRIS iron for 20p that was missing in the original purchase which was a perfect fit =D> Them were the days 8) 8)
Cheers Andy