The primary bevel for chisels and plane blades is normally 25 degrees (a time-tested angle). If you look at the blade diagram above its perfectly acceptable, from a sharpness perspective, to hone the primary bevel flat and hone the back of the blade flat and where these two meet you can achieve a . Jul 24,  · 35 to 45 degrees is a pretty standard angle for a planer. The smaller the angle the more likely the edge will bend over when surfacing hard wood. I wouldn't go any more than 45 degrees, the bottom edge could rub the wood instead of cutting. H. Sep 01,  · Vary the angle of attack to ensure success on a wide range of woods. It is no surprise that most woodworkers have limited knowledge of handplane blade angles: For most of the 20th century, little attention was paid to the link between the angle that the blade entered the wood and the resulting surface. The rule of thumb was to select a low angle (37º), bevel-up plane for end grain, and a standard pitch (45º), bevel-down plane .
What is the blade angle on the DW 13" Planer Blades? This is a dual angle knife, 45 degree angle with a 40 degree relief angle. The blades are not intended to be sharpened, but flipped over to use the other side and then replaced. Your Doug Abbott site says 54 degrees or so. Nov 27,  · Sharpening angles are one of the many things within this topic that can spark debate. However the majority of people will agree that a 25 degree primary bevel and a 30 degree secondary bevel is the best place to get started. Oct 29,  · He states that normal factory bevel is in the degree range. Or if you change the bevel to 30 deg. which he says is common, also stateing you may want to add a 10 to 20 deg back bevel which is 1/32 to 1/16 www.- Safe, Count to 10 when your done for the day!!

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