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    Planes

    Image of Product. Front orientation. Planes. Style A.
    Image of Product. Front orientation. Planes. Style B.

    Style A

    Style B

    Image of Product. Front orientation. Planes. Style C.

    Style C

    Smooth surfaces, reduce thickness, and chamfer edges on workpieces. These planes have an adjustable blade, so you can change the depth or length of your cuts.
    Style A—Compact enough to use with just two fingers and fit in your tool belt, these planes make small adjustments. Also known as trimming planes.
    Style B—With a low cutting angle, these planes slice through wood more easily than bench planes. However, they can tear wood along the grain. Also known as block planes.
    Style C—Best for planing along the grain. Also known as bench planes.
    Overall Length—The longer the plane, the better it is for flattening bowed and bumpy workpieces. Shorter planes give you more control over small areas.
    Planes
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    Plane Blades
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    For Plastic and Wood
    A21°1"3 1/2"1 1/8"Chrome-Plated SteelMetalMetalDepth3693A14000000———0
    B13.5°1 3/8"6 1/4"1 3/4"Chrome-Plated SteelMetalMetalDepth, Length3693A5000003693A12000000
    B21°1 5/8"7"2"Chrome-Plated SteelMetalMetalDepth, Length3693A6000003693A1300000
    C45°2"9 3/4"2 1/2"Chrome-Plated SteelMetalPlasticDepth, Length3692A13000003692A2200000
    C45°2"14"2 1/2"Chrome-Plated SteelMetalPlasticDepth, Length3692A150000003692A2200000
     

    Filing Planes

    Image of Product. Front orientation. Filing Planes. Style A.
    Image of Product. Front orientation. Filing Planes. Style B.
    Image of Product. Front orientation. Filing Planes. Style C.

    Style A

    Style B

    Style C

    Shape surfaces by rapidly removing material. Also known as surforms.
    Curved Blade—Change the shape or contour of rounded surfaces.
    Flat Blade—File uneven surfaces to remove bumps and reduce thickness.
    Planes
    Replacement
    Plane Blades
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    For Foam, Metal, Plaster, Plastic, and Wood
    ACurved2 1/2"1 5/8"7 1/4"1 5/8"SteelPlasticPlasticBackward Stroke3758A1500000———0
    BFlat5 1/2"1 5/8"5 5/8"1 5/8"SteelMetalForward Stroke3758A11000003758A1200000
     
    For Foam, Plaster, Plastic, and Wood
    CFlat10"1 5/8"12 1/2"1 5/8"SteelPlasticMetalForward Stroke3696A1000003696A50000
     
    Plane Blades

    Draw Knives

    Image of Product. Front orientation. Draw Knives. Straight Blade.
    Image of Product. Front orientation. Draw Knives. Curved Blade.

    Straight Blade

    Curved Blade

    Also known as planing knives, use these for rough cutting and shaping wood.
    Curved Blade—Curved blade is for contoured surfaces.
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    For Wood
    Straight10"1 3/8"Steel17 1/4"WoodNo7087A11000000
    Curved10"7/8"Steel17"WoodNo7087A1300000
     
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