block plane

The best block plane to choose is a low-angle model.

She selected a small block plane from her tote of tools and began to adjust the blade on it.

By comparison, the Stanley Works produces approximately 15,000 block planes a week.

A small bench plane or a block plane is best to use.

Two styles of hand planes are common: the bench plane and the block plane.

Use the block plane to bevel the back edge of top and eliminate any gaps, then nail it in place.

Adjusting a block plane is easier because the tool has neither a cap iron nor a frog.

A block plane is frequently used for paring end grain.

A block plane has many other uses in woodworking.

The block plane is used to smooth the end grain of a board.