DICTUM® Low Plane One Hand Smoother
Product no.:
760115
Brand:
DICTUM
€119.00 €100.00
per piece(s)
In stock, delivery time approx. 2-3 working days
- Blade thickness 4.8 mm
- Blade width 38 mm
- Overall length 165 mm
- Plane body Pearwood
- Plane sole Hornbeam
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Description
Compact smoothing plane for small surfaces and curved components, as well as for working edges. The plane body has recesses at the sides of the blade allowing easy adjustment. We recommend a combined plane hammer for adjusting the blade - brass for the plane blade/wood for wedging and loosening the blade at the end of the plane body (e.g. No. 760119). Cutting angle 40°.
Pear wood plane body with hard-wearing hornbeam sole. Oiled surface. Delivery includes Hock plane blade with micro bevel and polished back as well as plane sock made of a jute-cotton blend with drawstring.
Low Plane Smoothers
Particularly during smoothing, the final workstep, it is important to guide the tool as close as possible to the workpiece and to optimally follow the grain. The Low Plane allows a quick change of hand position and pressure shift thanks to its low design without any handles getting in the way. Its light weight makes it easy to guide and reposition on the material, allowing it to be pushed or pulled depending on the situation. A 4.8 mm thick plane blade with additional chip breaker reduces vibration when working and ensures an exceptionally smooth cut.
After the Roman planes with lateral openings (cross handles) in the plane body, smoothing planes without handles were already being used to the north of the Alps as early as in the Middle Ages. It was not until the 17th and 18th centuries that most planes were equipped with two handles. In 1975, English cabinetmaker James Krenov favoured a type of wooden plane without handles and described it in detail in one of his books. Thus, this form of hand plane is associated with his name to this day.
After the Roman planes with lateral openings (cross handles) in the plane body, smoothing planes without handles were already being used to the north of the Alps as early as in the Middle Ages. It was not until the 17th and 18th centuries that most planes were equipped with two handles. In 1975, English cabinetmaker James Krenov favoured a type of wooden plane without handles and described it in detail in one of his books. Thus, this form of hand plane is associated with his name to this day.
Properties
| Blade thickness: | 4.8 mm |
|---|---|
| Blade width: | 38 mm |
| Overall length: | 165 mm |
| Plane body: | Pearwood |
| Plane sole: | Hornbeam |
| Purpose: | Smoothing (fine finishing) |
| Typ: | Block planes |
| Weight: | 360 g |
Properties
| Blade thickness: | 4.8 mm |
|---|---|
| Blade width: | 38 mm |
| Overall length: | 165 mm |
| Plane body: | Pearwood |
| Plane sole: | Hornbeam |
| Purpose: | Smoothing (fine finishing) |
| Typ: | Block planes |
| Weight: | 360 g |
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Manufacturer
DICTUM
DICTUM is dedicated to creating products which have a long service life and are free from substances that are harmful to the environment or health.
For more than 170 years, our corporate philosophy has embodied:
- The highest functional aesthetics
- A commitment to ergonomics
- The best materials
- Long-standing business relationships with manufacturers and suppliers
- Long-lasting products thanks to comprehensive services such as our
Sharpening service
Handle mounting service
Spare parts availability
| Name: | DICTUM |
|---|---|
| Mailing address: | Gottlieb-Daimler-Str. 3 94447 Plattling Deutschland |
| Homepage: | https://www.dictum.com |
| Email address: | [email protected] |
| Phone: | +49 (0)9931 4058-100 |
