Hand Planes & Spares

Available in a variety of patterns but each one is designed to cut end grain. Blades are mounted at a low angle, approximately 20 degrees but there are a few models that can be mounted as low as 12 degrees.

The body is manufactured of Cast Iron and is generally between 355 and 380 mm in length. The angle of the blade is set at 45 degrees with the cutting bevel facing downwards. Used to dimension timber. Also known as a Jack Plane.

The body is manufactured from Cast Iron and is generally between 355 and 380 mm in length. The angle of the blade is set at 45 degrees with the cutting bevel facing downwards . Used to dimension timber. Also known as the Fore Plane.

Usually between 560 and 610 mm in length with a cutting width of between 60 and 65 mm. Used to square long edges of timber prior to joining. Also known as Try or Long Planes.

Designed to cut rebates of varying widths and depths with the use of a guide fence and depth gauge. Also known as a Rabbet or Filister Plane.

Used for the final finishing of cabinet work and general joinery work. Usually between 230 mm to 260 mm in length with a cutter width of between 45 and 60 mm.

These tools have been designed for the discerning woodworker and modelmaker who requires more manageable tools for intricate smaller applications such as model boats, planes, windows, toys, jewellery boxes, and display cases etc.

A complete range of replacement irons and general spares for Stanley and Faithfull planes.