Planes - Shoulder - Page 3 of 5

The 3/4-in.-wide version of H.N.T. Gordon’s shoulder plane is available in four sizes ranging in width from 1/2 in. to 1-1/4 in.

Handplanes represent an important group of tools, not only for woodworkers pursuing traditional techniques but also for woodshops that rely mostly on machines. Planes do everything from remove milling marks…

This all-metal shoulder plane is based on the Record 073 and is the largest of three offered by Lie-Nielsen.

This steel shoulder plane from Shepherd Tool Co. is patterned after an 1860s-era Spiers No. 8 shoulder plane. It is no longer available since the company went bankrupt in 2005.

The 1-in.-wide version of H.N.T. Gordon’s shoulder plane is available in four sizes ranging in width from 1/2 in. to 1-1/4 in.

This 1/2-in. bronze shoulder plane from Lie-Nielsen is the smallest of three offered by the plane maker.

The 1/2-in.-wide version of H.N.T. Gordon’s shoulder plane is available in four sizes ranging in width from 1/2 in. to 1-1/4 in.

The Clifton 420 is the larger version of the plane makers standard shoulder plane.

Clifton’s 410 plane is the smaller version of its standard shoulder plane.

This plane from E.C. Emmerich has an all-wood, hornbeam body and is toothed to a rock-hard lignum vitae sole.