The NoS is a workhorse Try Plane (also called a Jointer Plane) made in Germany by fifth-generation toolmaker E.C. Emmerich (ECE). This double iron plane has E.C.E.'s patented wedge adjustment for blade 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/5(4). Mar 29,  · Ece Jointer Plane Review China Richard thanks for the review, I have some old ECE planes which I picked up on www.- ECE was because of its length and the wider blade. I put it aside for quite a few years, going back to my 20″ wedged jointer. But after flattening the ECE sole, getting the blade really straight, (with just a rounded end on L and R to avoid lines. This plane literary glides over the wood and takes no effort to plane. I also have a wooden jointer plane and a low angle jack plane but I rarely use them. This small plane however is much more comfortable to use. For big projects I of course use the jointer and for shooting end grain I use the jackplane.
ECE Jointer Plane S Sole: hornbeam Body: beech Length mm Blade width 60 mm. Code Price. This plane literary glides over the wood and takes no effort to plane. I also have a wooden jointer plane and a low angle jack plane but I rarely use them. This small plane however is much more comfortable to use. For big projects I of course use the jointer and for shooting end grain I use the jackplane. Mar 18,  · I’m having a hard time jointing boards with such a small plane, and wanted to pick up a used jointer plane, but I’m on a tight budget. I also need a rabbet plane for an upcoming project, and someone on Facebook recommended the Infinity Tools brand of hand planes. Giving them a bit of a Ece Jointer Plane Review Guidelines glance, they seem like cheap versions of the ECE brand.

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