24" Try Plane, also called a Jointer Plane. Primus adjustment allows easy, solid, no-slop blade control. Hornbeam wood sole; Beech wood body. Vanadium-Chromium steel blade 2 3/8" (60mm) bedded at 45º angle.  The No is a workhorse Try Plane (also called a Jointer Plane) made in Germany by fifth-generation toolmaker E.C. Emmerich (ECE), and featuring their unique Primus blade adjustment—eliminating slop when adjusting blade cutting depth. The body is hard Ece Primus Jointer Plane Key Beech wood and the sole is hard durable Hornbeam wood; they are bonded together using ECE's patented glue joint. The plane is much lighter than iron jointer planes—under 7 3/4 lbs.—making it easier to control and use. Keith, I am curious about the ECE jointing plane you show in the video on the 5 top hand planes. I myself am planning on buying an ECE joint plane, as I already have a block plane from them which I love dearly, as well as a toothing plane. I was wondering if you could tell me which model you have? I know they make a ″ model and two 24″ models. It would appear you have the 24″ Primus with the lignum vitae sole, but I have been mistaken in the past.  Keith’s Note: My plane is indeed a 24″ ECE Primus Jointer Plane with the lignum vitae sole. It is a great plane and a “keeper” for me. I don’t use it all the time, but when I need it, I really need it. There is nothing like a long plane like this one achieve the final flattening of a board. The ECE Primus smoothing plane is certainly the best possible manufactured smoothing plane available today. For fine work, the ECE Primus plane will easily outperform Bailey type smoothing planes like the Lie-Nielsen. Only the best antique (or reproduction) British infill planes can match or sometines outperform these ECE Primus planes, and then only on the most difficult woods. The lignum vitae sole of the ECE Primus planes allows them to glide over the work in a way that a metal plane never could.  This try plane (jointer) features a beechwood body with lignum vitae sole. Its 24" length makes it ideal for jointing even the longest edges, such as the boards of a dinner table. $

Emmerich of Germany. The ECE Primus smoothing plane is ece primus jointer plane mode the nointer possible manufactured smoothing plane available today. Only the best antique or reproduction British infill planes can match or sometines outperform these ECE Primus planes, and then only on the most difficult woods.

The lignum vitae sole of the ECE Primus planes allows them to glide over modf work in a way that a metal Ece Primus Jointer Plane Query plane never could. The German tool steel used for the blades of these ECE planes has excellent edge retention properties. At the bare minimum, a ECE Primus plane is a must for every serious cabinetmaker. We hope that you too will find these planes indespensible. All new bench plane blades that are sold today, whether they be from Ron Hock, or with a new plane, will come ground straight across.

This is not because a plane iron should be ground straight across. It is because that is how the machines used by the manufacturers grind blades. In reality, the way that a bench plane iron ece primus jointer plane mode ground depends on the type of plane that it is being used in, such as a smoothing plane, jack plane, or jointer.

We have created the following graphic to show customers how plane Ece Primus Jointer Plane 30 blades should be joinfer. Click here to see Plane Blade Grinding Guidlines. It pane a cherry body with lignum vitae sole. The throat opening is adjustable by means of a sliding section of the front sole, which is secured by a screw head on top of the plane body. Adjustable to take the finest of cuts, this is the creme de la creme of modern planes.

Click to enlarge. This makes a big difference as these planes are very awkward to hold with you hands ece primus jointer plane mode from normal. A jack plane is the first plane that you reach for when planing a piece of rough stock, before going on to finer planes. Note: The picture shows this plane with different wood. Its 24" length makes it ideal for jointing even the longest edges, ece primus jointer plane mode as the boards of a dinner table.

Plane has adjustable fence, depth stop, and a knicker to slice cross-grain fibers. Spur is in line with and in front of the blade. Use for rabbeting with or against grain. Hornbeam sole. Use after jack or try to ece primus jointer plane mode groundwork for veneering or covering with plastic laminate. Blade has ridges or serrations that striate the surface to provide tooth or grip for glue. Plane with the grain. The blade is set at a high angle to minimize tear outs.

Therefore, the plane may also be used to flatten or reduce the surface of burled or bird's-eye figured hardwood grain. Follow with scraper plane.

The plane is equipped with the Primus adjustment system which is designed to not allow any freewheeling of the screw and no back sliding of the iron; a system which has been unique to ECE. The blade depth is adjusted with the use of the black knob at the rear of the plane. Nov 12,  · Am in the market for a jointer or try-plane. I have the E.C.E. Primus at the top of the list. I used it briefly and it had a nice feel. I was thinking #7, but the 23 5/8″ being a little lighter seemed about the same as the #7 with force required to move it through stock. The No is a workhorse Try Plane (also called a Jointer Plane) made in Germany by fifth-generation toolmaker E.C. Emmerich (ECE), and featuring their unique Primus Ece Primus Jointer Plane 40 blade adjustment—eliminating slop when adjusting blade cutting depth. The body is hard Beech wood and the sole is hard durable Hornbeam wood; they are bonded together using ECE's patented glue joint.

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