No. A5 smoothing plane

"A Stanley Tradition since 1843" - Stanley reintroduces their Sweet Heart logo with a new line of premium hand planes. If you're a woodworker, finding an old Stanley tool with their Sweet Heart logo is like finding a treasure, and many consider these hand planes to be the best of the best. These new planes were created with the input of users and engineers combining science and the art of tool making to produce the best possible tool. Each plane features an adjustable mouth , a 1/8'' thick A2 steel...

Small Block Planes, Scrapers. Medium Smoothing Planes. Large Jack Planes. Extra Large Jointer Planes.

Used for final finishing work, this Plane has a perfectly flat sole that will smooth any wood surface. Features include rosewood handles and knobs, full plane iron adjustments, cast iron bases, frog and lever caps, chip breakers and knurled brass adjusting nuts. Ground serrated sole improves sliding action by reducing resistance. Beautifully made with precision fit and finish.

This plane was designed for taking away small amounts of material where tearout is possible or problems occur with changes in grain direction or height. It's also a great general purpose plane for other uses such as planing doors and window sashes. Body measures 9-3/4" long. Cast iron construction for years of dependable use.

Our A-2 Steel blades will hold an edge extremely well, especially when sharpened at an angle of 30 degrees or higher. Some folks however prefer O-1 Tool Steel blades. An O-1 blade will take a slightly finer edge when sharpened at 25 degrees or lower, making them useful for slicing or paring. So in response to customer requests, we are making our most popular blades available in O-1.

Stanley produced three large-format low angle block planes. One of these, the Low Angle Smoothing Plane, was only made from 1926 to 1943*, which may account for the extraordinarily high prices that it commands on the antique market. Our Low Angle Smoother is based on the Stanley — it is essentially a shorter version of the Low Angle Jack. It has an adjustable mouth, and a unique overhead Bailey adjuster for depth of cut. The Smoothing Plane is useful in a wide variety of jobs from rough work to smoothing...

Used for final finishing work, this Plane has a perfectly flat sole that will smooth any wood surface. Features include rosewood handles and knobs, full plane iron adjustments, cast iron bases, frog and lever caps, chip breakers and knurled brass adjusting nuts. Ground serrated sole improves sliding action by reducing resistance. Beautifully made with precision fit and finish.

The 260 is the largest addition to the RALI line, and offers unique advantages along with the longest bed (260mm, or 10") of any RALI plane. If you prefer the feel of a conventional plane together with the unique benefits of RALI design and quality, the 260 is your answer! With its extra length and weight, this smoothing plane eagerly welcomes its tasks, and leaves you with perfect results! Offering a design more similar to common planes, the 260 is also the only RALI to incorporate acceptance of...

A patent pending blade mechanism serves as the lateral adjustment. This adjustment is quick and easy to lock to retain settings. Finely machined solid brass adjustments assure smoother operation. The adjustable mouth offers an additional means of fine tuning settings for top performance.

It incorporates a completely new concept in bench planes, a frog that extends all the way to the sole of the plane. This effective design reduces blade chatter by providing complete blade support and allows a user to quickly adjust the mouth as required. It can be closed to a narrow slit for fine shavings, or opened for heavier cuts. All of this is done without having to remove the lever cap or anything else from the plane; simply loosen a pair of screws and dial the desired opening with a thumb...

Stanley produced three large-format low angle block planes. One of these, the Low Angle Smoothing Plane, was only made from 1926 to 1943*, which may account for the extraordinarily high prices that it commands on the antique market. Our Low Angle Smoother is based on the Stanley — it is essentially a shorter version of the Low Angle Jack. It has an adjustable mouth, and a unique overhead Bailey adjuster for depth of cut. The Smoothing Plane is useful in a wide variety of jobs from rough work to smoothing...

- 7-7/8" sole - parallel sides - steel, brass or bronze sides - dovetail construction - Norris style adjuster - 2" or 2 1/4" Iron - 47-1/2˚ bed angle - Honduran Rosewood or Brazilian Kingwood infill Prices start at $2650.00 CDN Plane shown is African Blackwood infill with bronze sides