Chamfer Plane for Woodworking, KMENY Block Planer Hand Tool for Edge Trimming Corner Shaping Smoothing with Adjustable Blade & Bubble Level - Black

Chamfer Plane for Woodworking, KMENY Block Planer Hand Tool for Edge Trimming Corner Shaping Smoothing with Adjustable Blade & Bubble Level - Black

Name: Chamfer Plane for Woodworking, KMENY Block Planer Hand Tool for Edge Trimming Corner Shaping Smoothing with Adjustable Blade & Bubble Level - Black
Brand: KMENY
SKU: 592843
Price: 14.39 USD
Rating: 8 (17 reviews)

$ 14.39

Score By Feature

Based on 17 ratings

Value for money

7.84

Giftable

7.76

Packaging

7.91

Customer service

7.90

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Upgraded Chamfer Planer: 2021 new version, this block planer features horizontal and vertical bubbles for easy observation and leveling, as well as an adjustable knob for adjusting the cutting depth to meet the needs of the job.

Premium Materials: The blade is made of a thickened aluminum alloy with good compressive strength and a high carbon steel blade for sharp and smooth cutting. The smoothing planer is long-lasting and can be used to chamfer and trim any type of wood.

The handheld corner planer is approximately 6*1 inches in size and weight. 9*0. 7in in diameter, comfortable to hold, simple to operate and store, and small enough to fit in your pocket!

Wide Application: Easy to use for beginners in woodworking; useful for smoothing edges and splinters, as well as rounding angles and corners.

Warranty and Customer Service: We offer a 12-month warranty and 24-hour customer service, so please contact us first if you have any questions about the product.

Selected User Reviews For Chamfer Plane for Woodworking, KMENY Block Planer Hand Tool for Edge Trimming Corner Shaping Smoothing with Adjustable Blade & Bubble Level - Black

There is no way to control the blade depth

3/5

This appeared to be an extremely useful tool for chamfering the edges of my woodworking projects. Well, I was mistaken! The blade cannot be locked at a specific depth. I tried manually holding the wheel, but it immediately turned and changed the depth setting. I'm going to have to stop buying those cool-looking Chinese tools. br>It's possible that this is the most useless tool I've ever purchased. It was a complete waste of money.