Hammers And Mallets - Page 2 of 28

Stanley No. 5 Handplane
September 30, 2015

Out of the box, the Stanley’s stamped chipbreaker was easy to tune up, but the blade suffered from a high spot in the center that was hard to remove
Veritas Custom No. 5 Handplane
September 30, 2015

The Veritas Custom No. 5 was well-machined and its Norris-style adjuster was tight and precise
Wood River No. 5 Handplane
September 30, 2015

The thick blade on this plane is a nice feature but its back was high in the center, making it difficult to flatten
Lie-Nielsen No. 62
September 30, 2015

This plane was very well machined, with a flat blade back, a flat sole, and square sides, and it cut very well
Veritas No. 62 1⁄2
September 30, 2015

This plane was machined well, and the Norris-style adjuster was spot-on
Stanley Sweetheart No. 62
September 30, 2015

Once tuned up the plane cut well, but it suffered because of the poor machining and a cast aluminum cap-iron screw that was not easy to grip
Wood River No. 62 Jackplane
September 30, 2015

The sole needed a fair amount of flattening, but the sides came square and the unit planed well after this work
Veritas Shooting Plane
May 27, 2015

Shooting plane and guid track are an awesome pair
4 planes for joinery
February 4, 2015

Get perfect dadoes, grooves, rabbets, and tenons in no time
Veritas Customizable Bench Planes
January 28, 2015

Three knob options and six tote options

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