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Philip Marcou Chamfering Plane based on the Japanese Model

Description

Precise chamfers can be easily created using this plane. Thanks to the movable blocks, which form a 45° contact surface, the bevel width can be gradually adjusted. The centre section is able to move freely, so that the blade can be moved left and right, thereby allowing the full width of the blade to be used before having to be resharpened. The plane base is made of wear-resistant brass. High-quality, 59-60 HRC hardened 01 steel is used for the blade, which gives it excellent cutting ability. A solid brass cap iron functions as both a chipbreaker as well as an attachment point for the blades. Afzelia body, stainless steel/brass adjusting screws.
Philip Marcou is known for his custom-made planes well beyond the borders of his native country New Zealand. Created lovingly by hand, he produces first-class precision tools made of high-quality materials.

Properties

Blade thickness: 3 mm
Blade width: 18.5 mm
Overall length: 110 mm
Plane body: Afzelia
Purpose: For chamfers, radii
Type: Specialist planes
Weight: 175 g

Properties

Blade thickness: 3 mm
Blade width: 18.5 mm
Overall length: 110 mm
Plane body: Afzelia
Purpose: For chamfers, radii
Type: Specialist planes
Weight: 175 g

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