The #5 Jack Plane Facts
I’d like to highlight Lie-No. Nielsen’s 5 Jack Plane. As regular readers of this Blog are likely aware, the “bench” planes begin with the No. … Read more
I’d like to highlight Lie-No. Nielsen’s 5 Jack Plane. As regular readers of this Blog are likely aware, the “bench” planes begin with the No. … Read more
There are Eleven (11) Main Types of Hand Planes, and they are: Block Planes. Smoothing Planes, Fore Planes, Jack Planes, Jointer Planes. Shoulder Planes, Bull … Read more
An specialized tool for woodworking, a hand plane is intended to hold a sharpened blade in order to complete a particular woodworking job. It is … Read more
The question that’s often asked is “How many hand planes do you need”, and we’d like to suggest three planes that will handle most woodworking … Read more
Low-angle block and shoulder planes are excellent initial planes for a novice woodworker or DIYer because they clear up markings left by motorized tools, and … Read more
When comparing Electric vs Manual Hand Planes, the Electric Planer overshadows the Hand Planer when it comes to features and accessories, faster operation, and depth … Read more
Overall there are 6 Steps to learn how to Sharpen the Bench Plane, and they are: The Setup Flatten Your Glass Stone Flatten the Back … Read more
The primary distinction between Bevel-Up and Bevel-Down hand planes is, as the name suggests, the orientation of the blade’s bevel in relation to the wood … Read more
The best angle for sharpening a bench plane is a 45 degree Frog angle, with a 25 degree angle to sharpen, then a 45 degree … Read more
In short, Bench Plane numbers are numbered from 1 to 8, with halves and quarters, and these correspond to the type of plane you have, … Read more