The Stanley #45 combination plane was manufactured from 1884 to 1962 and is still in widespread use. The main reason for its enduring popularity is that it works with a variety of interchangeable blades, allowing it to be used for grooving, rabbeting, dadoing, and tongue and groove work, as well as for moldings, nosing, reeding and fluting. While the #45 remains a versatile workhorse in countless workshops, far fewer of the original boxes have survived. We produced this case to hold the plane and a full set of blades and accessories, keeping everything organized, accessible and portable.