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Style: No. 3
Features
- Ideal for cabinet work and general joinery
- Cast iron body
- Precision milled base and faces
- 1 3/4 inch (45mm) wide high carbon steel blade
- Brass adjusting screw
Description
No. 3 Smoothing Plane. Ideal for cabinet work and general joinery. Cast iron body. Precision milled base and faces. 1 3/4 inch (45mm) wide high carbon steel blade. Brass adjusting screw.
Brand: Spear & Jackson
Material: Wood
Color: Black
Product Dimensions: 8.66"L x 2.17"W x 5.31"H
Item Weight: 1.56 Kilograms
Brand: Spear & Jackson
Material: Wood
Color: Black
Product Dimensions: 8.66"L x 2.17"W x 5.31"H
Item Weight: 1.56 Kilograms
Style: No. 3
Power Source: Hand Powered
Base Material: Cast Iron
Cutting Depth: 45 Millimeters
Included Components: 1 x Spear & Jackson CSP3 No. 3 Smoothing Plane
Manufacturer: Spear & Jackson
Global Trade Identification Number: 11, 80
Part Number: CSP3
Item Weight: 3.43 pounds
Item model number: CSP3
Item Package Quantity: 1
Measurement System: Inch
Batteries Included?: No
Batteries Required?: No
Date First Available: March 18, 2019
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Top Amazon Reviews
Style: No. 3
This is an excellent tool considering the price. (I paid a bit less than $25.) The casting is good, handles are nice, and the blade, chip breaker and cap seem to be pretty well made. Straight out of the box, it was ready to take nice shavings from a piece of red cedar I had laying around. However, the plane needed quite a bit of work to get it to perform like a proper smoothing plane. I disassembled the plane and examined the components. The casting appeared to be well made with no gross defects. The sole of the plane was more-or-less flat, but it did require about 45 minutes to flatten properly. (Working from 80 grit sandpaper to 220.) The sides were perpendicular to the sole. The casting was nicely painted, although there was a bit of paint on the seating for the frog, which I scraped off with a razor blade. As is usual for new planes, the back of the blade needed to be flattened before sharpening. That took about 15 minutes, and sharpening the blade took about 5 more. I put the plane together, adjusted the frog, and made test cuts. Some debris was accumulating between the blade and the chip breaker, indicating a poor fit between the two. I flattened the end of the chip breaker on a stone so that it fit the blade correctly. That took about 10 minutes. Total time required to properly set this up as a smoothing plane was about 1 hr 15 minutes. After setting up the plane, it did indeed perform like a proper smoothing plane. On figured maple, the plane removed very fine shavings and left a glass-like surface. At this point, I am very happy with the plane and consider it to be a bargain despite the work needed for tune up. Thus my 5 star rating. My only real only real complaint is the excessive backlash on the wheel that adjusts the blade depth, but I expect that with an inexpensive plane and can live with it.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 14, 2025 by C. Badger
Style: No. 3
Good plane. After some honing of blade works well. Rare size, not many manufacturers produce No 3. For this price it is steal.
Reviewed in the United States on January 15, 2026 by Amazon Customer
Style: No. 4
If you are a beginner, and have the need for #4 then this plane is for you. Know this, I have a Stanley #62 low angle plane and a Wood River #5 1/2. Any new hand plane takes some prep. This plane is no exception. The one major thing that **ANY** plane must have is an absolute flat sole. My Stanley and Wood River planes were perfectly flat. That is the one area this plane fails at. Fortunately it's not so far out that it's not correctable. It will take an hour or so smoothing on a flat surface to get it close enough were it's good enough. The Good: 1. Price, Keep in mind that you get what you pay for. 2. The lever cap prep took about 25 minutes 3. The Chip breaker took only about 5 minutes of prep time and was pretty much flat. 4. The blade was straight and flat. It took about 20 minutes to have it very sharp. The Bad: 1. The sole is going to take some time to get prepped. 2. The blade is very thin, too thin really. If their blade was .030 thicker I would buy a dozen of these. 3. The frog I is not machined as good as it could be. I did flatten it as best I could. 4. I'm not a fan of this style lever cap. But it's functional. All said it's a really good value. I was able to get it taking .001 shavings within an hour. A thicker blade and a more traditional lever cap along with a better sole surface grind at the factory would make this plane a strong competitor to some planes that are literally 10X the price. If you are a beginner, I can not stress enough the prep stage of **ANY** plane. Do a YouTube search for a video called 32 seconds to sharp. I won't mention his name here, but the person teaching this is giving you a master class in hand planes and how and why they operate. Know this, a properly sharpened and prepared hand plane makes your wood prep so smooth there isn't a grade of sandpaper that can make it smoother. I make cutting boards and picture frames out of hardwood. I don't use sandpaper. That is the kind of precision a properly tuned hand plane can get you. Once the prep is done all you ever have to do after is sharpen your blade. The rest is a 1 time thing. You do need a few other tools to achieve this. I have a diamond plate with 400 and 1000 grit, this is used to prep your sharpening stones and to do some blade prep. I have a 1000/6000 whet stone and a 12,000 grit stone. You also need a small thin 6" pocket rule. Watch the video and learn their use.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 14, 2023 by Jimmy D
Style: No. 4
Impressed by the quality with this price! This is right out of the box result. If you tweak it would be even better.
Reviewed in the United States on January 20, 2026 by M M
Style: No. 3
Out of the box it is almost useless. I spent a significant amount of time getting it ready to use. It appears to be well made until you try to adjust it. The frog adjustment screw would not turn. You can see in the picture that I needed to grind a clearance groove in the frog. When it was originally assembled, tightened down the frog actually bent the adjusting screw. I was able to straighten it and it works okay now with proper clearance. The chip breaker had such a curve in it that it actually was bending the blade causing it not to sit flat on the frog. The paint on the base is so thick in places that it prevents some parts from working correctly. Again, this caused an issue with the depth screw, preventing it from going in far enough to retract the iron fully. I was able to take care of all these problems. I understand that this is an inexpensive plane but, these are manufacturing flaws that can be easily corrected. With these issues taken care of, it is now a good working tool. A beginner would struggle to use this.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 18, 2025 by Dano Dano
Style: No. 3
I’m so angry!! This just fell off my work bench. This hand plane is amazing. I wish I could afford to replace it. It’s amazing quality. Just don’t drop it. 😫
Reviewed in the United States on January 4, 2026 by Ex-amazonemployeeandstillcustomer Ex-amazonemployeeandstillcustomer