Beschreibung
Lie Nielsen’s Low Angle Jack Plane is based on the Stanley 62. With its 14″ long cast ductile iron body and heavy 2″ wide by 3/16″ thick iron bedded (bevel up) at just 12°; this plane’s low cutting angle (~37°) lets it slice wood fibers without effort, especially on end grain. An adjustable sole plate allows fine-tuning the throat opening to nearly eliminate tear out when planing surface grain. Bronze cap iron & cherry handles complete the package.
There are three types of irons available (one standard iron comes with the plane), the standard iron with a 25° bevel, toothing iron and the scraping iron. You can also grind a steeper angle (33° to 38°) on another standard blade to have a cutting action more like a smoothing plane.
Blade Width is 2″. Overall Length of sole is 14″. Width of sole is 2-1/2″. Weighs 4.55 lb. Made in the U.S.A.
Additional Information
Lee Laird from Lie Nielsen Tools Works produces an instructional series on hand plane use and care and has much more to say about Lie-Nielsen’s Low Angle Jack Plane. Read Lee’s article about the Lie-Nielsen Low Angle Jack Plane No. 62 on the Highland Woodworking Blog.
