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    Kakuri Wood Working Japanese Plane, Manual Hand Size Mini Kanna Wood Planer, 1.6 ãƒâ— 5.9 ãƒâ—2.1 In
    Kakuri Wood Working Japanese Plane, Manual Hand Size Mini Kanna Wood Planer, 1.6 ãƒâ— 5.9 ãƒâ—2.1 In
    Kakuri Wood Working Japanese Plane, Manual Hand Size Mini Kanna Wood Planer, 1.6 ãƒâ— 5.9 ãƒâ—2.1 In
    Kakuri Wood Working Japanese Plane, Manual Hand Size Mini Kanna Wood Planer, 1.6 ãƒâ— 5.9 ãƒâ—2.1 In
    Kakuri Wood Working Japanese Plane, Manual Hand Size Mini Kanna Wood Planer, 1.6 ãƒâ— 5.9 ãƒâ—2.1 In
    Kakuri Wood Working Japanese Plane, Manual Hand Size Mini Kanna Wood Planer, 1.6 ãƒâ— 5.9 ãƒâ—2.1 In
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    Kakuri Wood Working Japanese Plane, Manual Hand Size Mini Kanna Wood Planer, 1.6 ãƒâ— 5.9 ãƒâ—2.1 In

    4.1
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    Description

    • Japanese pull plane to finish surface of wood.
    • KAKURI Official English Instraction is included.
    • Size: 2.25.91.6 inches
    • Body: Oak wood / Blade: Japanese high carbon steel
    • Made in Japan.
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    Customer Reviews

    Great plane Do not waste your money on hundred dollar japanese block planes, the blades might be made of better steel but this one does the job just fine and a good sharpening last quite a while, and it's a block plane, you should be sharpening blade often anyway. 5Basically a better take on a western block plane For the price and size, this is an excellent plane, but be aware that some care will be necessary to bring it up to snuff, and it will never serve as a proper smoothing plane. The bed is very slightly off on this plane, and so it was necessary to carefully shave a tiny bit off to even it out. I had to take my time on this so as not to make it worse. I also had to take a little time to clean up the edge of the iron. Not a surprise for such a low price.I use this as a block plane, both pulling (like it was intended) and pushing the plane. Because it is a bevel-down iron, one would think that it would not be effective on end grain, but the bed angle is different from a western plane and the iron itself is thicker than a western plane iron (although it is *very* thin compared to a quality Japanese plane iron). The cap iron/chipbreaker is a little flimsy, and so I wonder how long it will hold up; still, after several months of frequent use, I have no complaints. I have trimmed a lot of different hard woods (birch, mulberry, walnut, poplar, including the end grain of all of those) with this plane and it has handled them with ease. It slices easily through soft woods.In comparison to a modern block plane, this is a little better: it is lighter than a metal block plane, the iron is noticeably thicker (so there is no chatter on tough woods), the bed angle is higher (making it easier to push through difficult grain), and the iron holds an edge for a lengthy period without need of additional honing. I don't like the uncomfortable shape of Japanese planes, but since I only use it as a block plane and not a smoother, that isn't a problem. It's *great* for cleaning up dovetails after glueing, since it handles end grain so cleanly. 4... is my first japanese plane and I am VERY happy that I purchased it Well this is my first japanese plane and I am VERY happy that I purchased it.Once set up it takes fantastic shavings and I really learned a lot by having to go thru the setup/tuning process by following a few tutorials online.As a few others have noted as well the blade and chipbreaker on mine was really wedged in tight and very difficult to remove after it arrived. I tried freezing, clamping blade in vice, and other methods of removal to no avail. The traditional method of blade removal for japanese planes is what ended up working for me. The key to this being you have to strike the plane MUCH harder than you would at first think to break the blade free while pressing up/back on blade and chipbreaker. Again many tutorials on internet to assist with this. Note how hard some of them strike their planes to removed a tightly wedged blade. 5I am very experienced wood This great hand plan I enjoy using it cuts very fine ... I am very experienced wood This great hand plan I enjoy using it cuts very fine shaving, will be order more like it, the plan works best on soft woods like pine , drawback is that it doesn't come ready to use you have to tune it up your self.I recommend you watching video on you tube how to tune your japanese plans several good one 4it works like a charm for that price It takes some time to break it in and it is quite difficult to adjust at the beginning because the blade is way hard stuck in the wood. That makes quite difficult adjust the blade by tapping the plane. It requires hard tapping to get it loose and eventually at the beginning use of a pliers to pull it out. Once yo do that several times and the blade seats not so tight, it works like a charm for that price. It is a great tool. 5Pretty good Took about an hour to do basic adjustments. The blade was already sharp. The chip breaker was slightly uneven but 3 minutes on one of the bent corners was all I needed to flatten it. Will need to resharpen the chip breaker blade some other day. When I got it it was stuck pretty well. Took 20 minutes of hammering to get the blade out for adjustment. Overall, worth my $20. Planes nice and thin sheets and they even included a little folded crane in the packaging. Packaging was very well packaged and I had no issues with damage. 4A decent and useful tool The block of wood was well crafted. This is a decent and useful tool to have. The parcel was carefully packaged, and it was arrived sooner than expected. After placing the order, it took about two weeks to receive my shipment from Japan. 5Wood cracked after a couple sessions of use Completely disappointed in this block plane. Did a lot of reading up on Japanese planes, usage and care, etc.. After a couple uses of light planings I went to set the blade depth a bit deeper, didn't strike too hard and the thing developed a deep crack right down the middle of the back of the plane. Now, as you can imagine, the blade is loose and unusable. 1Great tool for the price! Good little plane that required little tinkering to get it ready to use out of the box. Of course, putting a finer edge on the iron via a ceramic water stone improved it's performance, I could make use of it straight away. This is a surprisingly good plane for the price as compared to ones I have spent 3-4 times as much on. I tried two of these less expensive Japanese planes offered by Amazon and was pleased with both. 5New go to softwood edge grain plane? My first Japanese handplane, and I found this one easy to setup and start messing around with. It's good enough to convince me I may need another one to experiment with, but make no mistake it's not replacing my western planes. I somehow lucked into an old Stanley 605 and put a Hock blade in it and I've never seen thinner hardwood shavings than that combination can make, including YouTube videos of Japanese competitions. That said this has definite benefits on softwood and is WELL worth $17!A $17 Japanese plane couldn't possibly be worth its weight right? I mean the whole culture and tradition surrounding Japanese planes involves LOTS of man-hours invested hand tooling every piece... and obviously that costs more than $17... so what on earth is this thing?Well basically it appears to be a machine milled block (dai), and a die cut chunk of steel for a blade. That's really it, and there's nothing magic to it, but there are some small details that make this plane nearly ready to go right out of the package!I snapped some quick photos to illistrate what I'm talking about. The body is all just milled, but it's very flat from the front to the mouth and then ever so slightly relieved behind the mouth just like it should be. The mouth is all just milled, but because the blade is also just a stamped out piece the fit is already very close to what it should be and I expect will be exact after I work on the blade just a bit. I'll come back and finish this review after I hone it up and take some shavings, but so far I'm very pleased. I feel like I paid for a build your own plane kit, and got what looks like a truly functional tool!I have a Stanley 60 1/2 and was considering a new blade for it, but for less than the cost of an aftermarket blade I grabbed this and the Moore and Wright 4003 square I'm using as a straight edge in the pics. If this holds an edge and works endgrain well, it's a 5 star product at twice this price.Update: planed some yellow pine 2x4 without even sharpening it, just filed the blade and chip breaker a smidge to get a fit I liked in the dai and went to town. I knew the technique was backwards from a western plane but I didn't think about how much easier it would make it to line it up planing an edge to get a clean entry onto the board face. Normally with a block plane or Stanley 3 or 4 I might get a little sloppy on the first 1" or so of a board edge, but with this the start was perfect and then the very end got sloppy. Even with a factory sharpened blade it has a very cool burnishing effect on pine that I don't see with any western planes. I'm very satisfied with this purchase even if I only mess around with this on my little pine shop shiznit projects. For the price, size, and weight this thing will probably be with me anytime I do something in softwood. Interested to see how the edge holds up. 5
    Kakuri Wood Working Japanese Plane, Manual Hand Size Mini Kanna Wood Planer, 1.6 ãƒâ— 5.9 ãƒâ—2.1 In

    Kakuri Wood Working Japanese Plane, Manual Hand Size Mini Kanna Wood Planer, 1.6 ãƒâ— 5.9 ãƒâ—2.1 In

    4.1
    You can't add more than 500 quantity.
    €55,00
    €55,00
    €90,00
    Sold out
    Save 39% (€35,00)