Eutuxia Woodworking Japanese Curved Block Handle Plane 5.75” Manual Planer, Traditional Hand Planer, Specialty Woodwork Handheld Planer Carpenting Tool Planer Hand Block for Smooth Wood Surface Finish

Eutuxia Woodworking Japanese Curved Block Handle Plane 5.75” Manual Planer, Traditional Hand Planer, Specialty Woodwork Handheld Planer Carpenting Tool Planer Hand Block for Smooth Wood Surface Finish

$ 21.99

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Based on 12 ratings

Value for money

6.26

Easy to use

3.12

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JAPANESE WOODWORK PLANER: A hand planer for woodworking that is used to finish the surface of the wood. By polishing the wood with this hand tool, you can create smooth chamfers. It is easy to apply force evenly because it is pulled rather than pushed, allowing for straight carpentry work. For both professional and home DIY woodworkers, this is a fantastic tool.

EASY TO GRIP: This plane block's features are designed to support a firm grip at all angles. The bottom is made to sharpen most angles and can be used with any amount of force.

TOP QUALITY: This block is made of high-quality, durable wood. It is a tool that you can rely on to create success on the field because it is very heavy duty.

BLADES CAN BE ADJUSTED: Blades can be adjusted by gently hammering from the top to the bottom until the desired length is achieved. The ideal thickness is 3mm.

SPECIFICATIONS: WEIGHT: WEIGHT: WEIGHT: WEIGHT: WEIGHT: WEIGHT: WEIGHT Length: 5.56 lbs., Weight: 56 lbs. 75 inches long, 2 inches wide Height: 1.25 in, Width: 25 in 25 in

Selected User Reviews For Eutuxia Woodworking Japanese Curved Block Handle Plane 5.75” Manual Planer, Traditional Hand Planer, Specialty Woodwork Handheld Planer Carpenting Tool Planer Hand Block for Smooth Wood Surface Finish

A section of the wooden structure has cracked

3/5

When it arrived, it was broken. The iron, too, was in bad shape. I'm just going to build a new body for myself and keep it, but the quality is terrible.

Dalary Andrews

| Jan 09, 2021

I had a feeling it was going to be a problem

3/5

So, based on the other reviews, I knew it wouldn't be of the highest quality, and I was ready for it. I cleaned up the mess, sharpened the blade, reassembled the weapon, and put it through its paces. br>br>On some pine, the blade deformed, and that was the end of it. The bedding angle, as well as the soft pine, are both problematic. In my opinion, it is far too aggressive.

Ridge Burton

| Apr 05, 2021

Two blades that are both small and crooked

3/5

Two blades that are both small and crooked. It is impossible to adjust the blade so that it does not slant in the groove. I tried to use it on curved back slats for a cherry wood dining chair, but it tore it up no matter how I adjusted the blade. For the hands, it is too small. When working with curved items, it is impossible to maintain a proper grip. Make sure you don't throw your money away.

Jair Beasley

| Dec 20, 2020

You get what you pay for when you buy something cheap

3/5

Sharpen the blade if it doesn't come with one. The steel isn't the best, but it keeps an edge long enough to do what I needed it to do: carve mouldings into old, crooked walls and ceilings. Plane with a niche.