hand plane

Looks great, hows it work?

-- Jim from Heirloom Woodshop Southern Oregon

this plane works great i just hate that u have to adjust it with a mallet/plane hammer but when u get it just right and i do mean just right and the blade is sharp u can the whispy shaveings your suposed to get as long as your not planeing reverse grain like on figured maple or a burl.

-- Ike, Big Daddies Woodshop,www.icombadaniels@yahoo.com

Your picture looks like a cake with those super thin shavings lightly sprinkled on top! MMMMMMMmmmmmm yummy! Nice job! I love it!

-- Do we do this for purpose or passion?

Nice plane. Who makes the kit? Does the hock blade and chipbreaker come with the kit?

-- Mike, American in Norway

Turned out great, Nice job.

-- John @ Myrtle Beach

i’m confused, how does it work? I don’t see a crosspin, what holds the blade in place? where does the cap screw sit, I don’t see a slot.

-- Junior -Quality is never an accident-it is the reward for the effort involved.

Looks like the blade is tightened with a bolt from the bottom and the chipbreaker is the nut.

-- Tony

I suspect that the screw tightens to the back of the blade. There is probably a recess in the wood behind the blade to accommodate the screw head. Fun to guess at it anyway.

-- Mike, American in Norway