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Stanley 12-101 Small Trimming Plane

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Features

  • ST TRIM PLANE H101

Description

STANLEY 12-101 ST TRIM PLANE H101 From the Manufacturer Small, lightweight plane comes in handy for modeling, sculpture and other light work. Nickel-plated, black-finish bottom assures durability.


Brand: ‎Stanley


Material: ‎Blend


Color: ‎Silver


Item Dimensions LxWxH: ‎5.9 x 2.8 x 1.2 inches


Item Weight: ‎0.11 Pounds


Style: ‎Modern


Included Components: ‎ST TRIM PLANE H101


Cutting Width: ‎1 Inches


Manufacturer: ‎Stanley


Part Number: ‎12-101


Item Weight: ‎1.8 ounces


Product Dimensions: ‎5.9 x 2.8 x 1.2 inches


Item model number: ‎12-101


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: ‎No


Size: ‎Pack of 1


Item Package Quantity: ‎1


Batteries Included?: ‎No


Batteries Required?: ‎No


Date First Available: February 7, 2006


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It took some time, but once I figured out how to effectively use this guy, it turned out to be quite good. Here's the two biggest tips I have. First, sand down the sole. Mine had a slight concave middle by about the thickness of the paint, which isn't really a problem. The problem is the paint itself. About half way through my first piece, I noticed the paint actually coming off on the wood. It only took about 15 min to remove it with some 150 grit sand paper, so I'd highly recommend anyone buying this to do this. It also won't hurt just to ensure that it's uniform. Second is adjusting it. I almost ruined my first few pieces learning how to do this. Getting it initially set is the biggest issue, and requires A LOT of trial and error since there's no easy way to make fine adjustments. I found just clamping a scrap 2x4 in the vice worked fine for a test piece. What you're trying to do is get the depth just to the point where the shavings you take off are almost wisp-like, or maybe a little bigger, but less than what you'd get from like a hand pencil sharpener. Once that's set, tighten that thing down and DO NOT loosen the screw again. To adjust it, place it toe down so the blade is vertical (sole will be at an angle), and lightly tap the back of the blade ONCE with a hammer. Imagine tapping an egg so it cracks, but doesn't break. Then try it on your piece again, making at least 15-20 passes. If it's not enough, repeat and try again, but tap it lighter since it would have already moved a little from the first time. But to show it can work well, I've attached a photo of the first pieces I did. The far left just off the clams, middle is after making some initial passes, and right is finished. If the photo had a bit higher resolution you could see the bigger nicks I made learning how to adjust it. But overall I'm quite happy with it. ... show more
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