See more ideas about wood crafts, crafts, holiday crafts.  Wood Crafts. Collection by Sherron Heidlage • Last updated 2 weeks ago. Woodworking planing tool wood plane plane hand planer carpenter tool set #5. 1 ,73 руб. Бесплатная доставка. 2PIECES woodworking plane edged wood hand planer carpenter woodcraft tool #5. 1 ,83 руб. Бесплатная доставка. Woodworking planing tool wood plane plane hand planer carpenter tool set #3. 1 ,90 руб. Бесплатная доставка. Mini Wood Flat Plane Carpenter Planer Woodworking Hand Shave Tools #2. Type: Woodworking Plane. Material: Wood + Carbon Steel. Features: Durable, Useful, Mini, Woodcraft DIY, Hand Tool. Size: 10cm/"" (Approx.) With steel blade, sharp and durable. › See more product details. Frequently bought together. + + Total price: $ Add all three to Cart Add all three to List. Pros The 3-knife cutter head provides a fine finish each time. It has reversible and disposable knives which provide a longer knife life while making blade changes easier and faster. You can switch the dust woodcraft planer 5g from plamer to right woodcraft planer 5g on the direction you want the shavings to go through. Same Day Shipping Find a Store. You can view, delete and choose not to accept cookies at any time by adjusting your browsers cookies settings. With this, you have everything to tackle any wood planing and flattening project in your workshop.

Hand Tool Coach Rob Cosman has seen first-hand the beneficial effects woodworking can provide to wounded veterans. Read more here to see how he is helping The plane is well built with good quality control in all functionally important respects. The fit and finish isn't up to the level of my other above-referenced planes, but they're all significantly more expensive. The blade took a moderate amount of work to flatten and sharpen.

I've already used the plane a fair amount, and the blade seems to be made of a decent high-carbon steel though it needs to be sharpened more frequently than the powdered-metal blades in my other Jack planes. I think that these are very reasonable tradeoffs given the price and that the Wood River delivers very good value overall.

The largest drawbacks relate to depth adjustment range. For comparison, the 1. I left the primary bevel at 25 deg. I found two issues when I set the plane up as described above: 1. With that much extension the frog had to be set fairly Woodcraft Planer Filter far forward to avoid "levering" the blade on the edge of the sole in front of the frog. I set the frog by painting the edge of the sole with Prussian Blue marking grease, and then tweaked the frog backward until the blade bevel just barely contacted the sole when fully extended as described above.

This combination of frog position and extension turned out to leave a very small mouth, and I had to file out the front of the mouth a bit more than 1 mm to pass mil shavings. While this is to some degree an inherent limitation of the Bed Rock configuration, I think that given the typical uses for a Jack plane it might be better to ship the plane with a slightly larger mouth.

The distance from the leading edge of the chipbreaker to the depth adjustment slot is such that I could not fully retract the blade in that configuration. I resolved this by re-grinding the chip-breaker with a 30 deg bevel, which removed just enough from the leading edge to allow the blade to be fully retracted.

I think this may reflect a design flaw, because even after modification the adjuster still permits a ridiculous amount of blade extension more than would ever be useful. The Hock chip breakers are spec'ed with a slightly smaller distance from depth adjuster to leading edge FWIW.

Again this is a case where my existing planes which all use Norris-type adjusters don't have issues as they have larger depth adjustment ranges. The plane is great, the blade is not.

I found that the plane was almost perfectly flat right out the gate, and only required a good honing on the blade to get started. The blade, however, is easily nicked and I find myself resharpening it often, having to go all the way back to my stone in some cases just to work out the pits. I have been using this plane for a few weeks now and I think it is a great tool.

I use this plane to flatten stock and joint edges for furniture that I make. The sole comes flat and the iron is sharp although I recommend sharpening it to your own specifications. The iron was reasonably flat and only took 2 minutes to flatten. I do not have any complaints about this plane and I think it is a very high quality tool, especially for the price.

I would recommend this plane to anyone looking for a very good plane who doesn't have unlimited funds. This is a nice tool for the price. However don't expect the quality to be anywhere close to LieNielsen or LeeValley planes. Plane worked well out of the box after some honing , however, sides were not flat and badly out of square with the sole!! Had to reflatten the sole and flatten and square up the sides. Had to do some tuning on arrival,including some sole-flattening, iron lapping, etc, but performed very well once all was done.

Now a prized tool Can't beat the price for such a solid plane. Purchased this plane as an alternative size to my Lie-Nielson collection. Out of the box, this plane would be better for oiling wood than planing it, but that is easy to clean up Completely disassembled the plane, removed the excess oil, honed the blade, and set the whole thing up: and it works decent.

I had to almost "overtighten" the frog screws to get it to sit still as it wobbled in use after the first set-up, but then it produced nice shavings in my highly-figured violin wood, leaving a mostly smooth surface.

Cap iron tension lever does not "snap" into place as it has some uneven machining on the underside. The biggest issue I have with the planes in general is the machining tolerences in the hardware There is times the "slop" side to side in the screws and especially the blade adjuster that make me feel a little uneasy using the tool, and question it's lifespan before needing to replace parts.

The brass parts seem a little soft, and not very nicely finished. I do Like: The weight, balance, design, and feel of the tool. Despite the previous issues, I feel the tool is worth the price. The sole is more than flat enough for me, and square to the sides. Finished nicely When tightened down, honed, and set up, the plane functions as expected.

Summary: A great plane for basic use, and at a great price. This should make most users happy. In comparison to my Lie-Nielsen planes, they pale quite a bit to me. This a great tool Highly recommended. I was really impressed by the quality of this plane, especially for the money. The fit and finish out of the box were impressive. All I had to do was sharpen the blade and I was ready to go and was making paper-thin shavings in no time.

My only complaint is that there was no anti-corrosion packaging included as it is with many of the other, better quality planes.

Also, I have to say that dealing with the Woodcraft customer service was a very pleasant experience. I had a billing issue that was dealt with very quickly and effectively. Kudos to Woodcraft! The sole was true and flat out of the box. The release mechanism for the blade was a little sticky when trying to remove and sharpen the blade, but does seem to hold the blade in place solidly.

The quality and thickness of the blade is impressive for the price. Although the blade could have been a little sharper out of the box, it was not difficult to bring it to a true "razor" edge. The plane's overall mass is enough to help you push through denser material without getting bogged down.

Also, there is absolutely NO chatter to the blade. I received this 5 plane as a gift from my wife. I have used it on several projects made of Cherry. It has performed perfectly for genreal stock removal, jointing smaller boards, flatening and smoothing. I highly reccomend this plane. Expected to lap the sole and hone the blade. But, cleaning off the packing grease the thing seemed really set. So I put it to work on some hard maple, red oak and some other scraps.

It worked beautifully. A couple of minutes getting the tuning right and I was shaving consistent, transparent, hair thin shavings. Join the Interior Design Battle!

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