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Has a practical dual-blade configuration, coupled with an ingenious pivoting handle that permits right- or left-hand use to accommodate grain direction. |
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The thin sole functions much like a skate, allowing use in slots as narrow as 3/16" and to a depth of 1/2". |
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Toe is removable for use in stopped dadoes and has a fixing screw that is trapped to prevent loss. |
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Depth stop helps orient and stabilize the plane during use and is both height adjustable and reversible. |
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Sculpted to fit the hand comfortably, the handle has a spring-loaded pivot for sure positioning—it won't move accidentally in use. |
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The accurately machined, 4-1/2" long ductile cast iron plane body and the two O1 tool steel blades (Rc58-60) are lapped. |
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Pressure on the blade cap from a wave washer keeps the blades steady during set-up. |
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Weighs 1 lb. |
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Made in Canada. |
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Patent pending. |