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SUIZAN Kanna Japanese Wood Planer 2.4" Double Blade - Hand Block Plane

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Size: 2.4 inch (60mm) 2-Blade


Features

  • HIGH QUALITY JAPANESE PLANE: Experience flat and smooth wood like never before. After using this plane, there wont be need for sanding the wood!
  • FEEL THE JAPANESE CULTURE: To use this plane, you will be pulling it towards you - a technique that originated in Japan. Experience the culture and try something a little different.
  • MADE IN JAPAN: The products design, all the way to assembly, is made in a town known for its craft-making tradition.
  • Blade Width: 2.4 inch (60mm) / Body Size: 10.2 inch x 2.9 inch x 2.8 inch / Weight: 2 lb

Description

SUIZAN is a Japanese brand that produces the highest quality Japanese tools. We manufacture and sell high quality saws with traditional craftsmanship and modern equipment. We want them to be used by as many people as possible all over the world. All of our products are made in Japan. Our products are highly appreciated by many woodworkers around the world. SUIZAN is a Japanese brand that makes high-quality hand tools. With over 500K woodworking tools sold, we are highly regarded by craftsmen worldwide. SUIZAN products are made with care by master craftsmen in one of Japan’s towns known for its craft-making tradition with a history of over a century. Combining modern technology with traditional craftsmanship, we produce high-quality plane. We bring these artisanal products from Japan to the world. "SUIZAN stays sharp, delivering pro results for all. Easy to use and offers a finish masters would be proud of." - Miyamoto, Katsuyama Construction Centuries-old Japanese planing preserves wooden buildings’ longevity and beauty without paint. Japanese planes pull toward you, not push, shaving thin effortlessly for a smooth, clean finish. Planing keeps wood smooth—water beads off; sanded spots have micro scratches that let moisture in. Each pass of the plane lifts a sheen from the grain, delivering smooth, elegant finish that lasts. See our video guide: master setup, tune the tool to your style, and reveal wood's natural beauty. Hand Plane 2.4" 2-Blade Hand Plane 1.7" 1-Blade Hand Plane 1.7" 2-Blade Hand Plane 2" 2-Blade Wood Chisel 15/16" Ryoba Saw 9.5" Flush Cut Saw 6"

Brand: SUIZAN


Material: Japanese Steel, Oak Wood


Color: Brown


Product Dimensions: 10.2"L x 2.9"W x 2.8"H


Item Weight: 0.88 kg


Brand Name: SUIZAN


Model Number: SK-003


Included Components: Instruction Manual


Number of Items: 1


Manufacturer: SUIZAN


Unit Count: 1 Count


Item Type Name: Japanese Hand Plane


Manufacturer Part Number: SK-003


Power Source: Hand Powered


Cutting width: 6 centimeters


Material Type: Japanese Steel, Oak Wood


Base Material: Oak Wood


Color: Brown


Style Name: Japanese Hand Plane


Item Dimensions L x W x H: 10.2"L x 2.9"W x 2.8"H


Item Weight: 0.88 kg


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    • Kanna good enough for beginner and pro alike!
Size: 2 inch (50mm) 2-Blade
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Great hand plane! It comes sharp out of the box, which not even all premium ones will. It took about 30 minutes to tune up. This is standard for even more expensive Japanese planes. The size was as advertised, though I wasn't expecting it to be nearly as heavy as it was. I was able to use it one handed and still took red oak shavings as well as pine from Home Depot. It took paper thin shavings down to thick heavy curls. Use the hammer to tune the depth of the blade and you'll have your desired shavings! Overall/TLDR: EASY TO USE, SET UP, and excellent value! It is easy to adjust, and will last a long time! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 29, 2025 by Jud S
    • Well worth the money
Size: 1.7 inch (42mm) 1-Blade
Wonderful little plane. A little touch up on the edge and set the exposure to .004" and it works far better than the price would suggest.
Reviewed in the United States on July 14, 2026 by Jerome Scharf
    • I had to laugh...
Size: 1.7 inch (42mm) 1-Blade
..at how I have been planing wood for decades and just now got a Japanese plane. I'd heard about them, seen them, wrote them off as an oddity and passed them by. This popped up on my suggestions list and since I was ordering some other tools, and this one is $20, it seemed cheap enough that there was nothing to Japanese planes, I wouldn't lose much. I took it to my bench and tried to figure it out. I couldn't decide how to get the iron out. It was stuck. No instructions in the plastic bag. I came back in to find a video and watched several. Back to the bench. None of the video solutions worked. I don't have the right kind of hammer, I thought. It looked fairly delicate and didn't want to do any permanent damage, so I finally, after half an hour, turned the thing sideways and pinched the iron into my drill press vise and gently, sort of, tapped the body (dai) off the iron with my smallest wooden mallet. It let go, slowly, and when I pulled the iron out to look, there was a stream of glue on the face (backside) of it. Apparently so the iron would not fall out during shipping halfway around the world. I scraped it off. I decided to not fool with it any further and just re-set the iron and see what it would do, no set-up, no tuning, no honing the iron. I was shocked. Really. I fiddled with that kanna (plane) for another hour with different kinds of wood. That is the best $20 I think I have ever spent on a finishing tool. I have high-dollar planes that are far more complicated, finicky, adjustable and put no better finish on softwoods than this kanna, out of the box, well, plastic bag. I have to believe it will do as well on hardwoods after I get a more serious edge on the iron, though I have to say, the factory edge is respectable . I put 2 tiny slices in my hand fooling with the iron in the beginning. I was treating it like the junk I suspected it to be. This tool is a small finishing plane. It is not a jack plane or jointer plane and will not do those jobs well I think, but for end and edge smoothing, I'd grab it as quickly as my $100 Stanly 9 1/2. And it isn't nearly as demanding or heavy. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 2, 2022 by qajaqr
    • incredible value
Size: 1.7 inch (42mm) 1-Blade
Came packaged simply, little waste. Had a brand sticker on it, which i suppose is better than something permanent etched or embossed into the wood block. Little rubbing alcohol to get the residue off. It's really beautiful how simple it is in concept and execution. The block itself is very hard, very dense, very well worked. The blade came installed and fairly sharp and regular. Blade fits very snugly in the designated slot. Grasping the blade with pliers and tapping the back of the black with a wood hammer is a slow but effective way to adjust and remove the blade. Tapping the blade back in again with a wood hammer is also a slow and gentle process but allows you to fix the blade in place with only friction. I'm not sure if all of them come this tightly fit but it certainly suits me. I see that other reviews have had trouble with removing and adjusting the blade, which is unfortunate. With about 20 minutes of tinkering i was planing thin little ribbons off of fairly rough sawn surfaces and leaving very smooth flat finishes. Blade fits nicely in a sharpening jig. So far so good. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 3, 2023 by T
    • Phenomenal!!!!
Size: 2.4 inch (60mm) 2-Blade
I recently bought a bunch of Suizan saws that I was really impressed with after using them. I saw this plane and figured I would give it a try since it costs a bunch less than some of the "contractor - grade" iron planes (which are generally junk unless you spend hours squaring, flattening, and sharpening them). My little amazon box showed up and I felt something fairly heavy inside. Upon opening the box, I found a beautiful chunk of white oak with a big hunk of steel sticking out of it. The iron and chip breaker were pretty snug in the Dai (that's what the block is called). Instructions were not provided so I searched around for instructions on how to set up a kana plane. Yep, it's going to need a little work to get it functioning but it goes pretty quick. The iron felt pretty sharp so I left it alone. I had to square up the chip breaker feet to fit it properly to the iron but it was very minimal - like 20 seconds on the stone to get it perfect. Next came fitting the iron and chip breaker to the Dai. Mine had a noticeable hump on the rear mating surface as though they had intentionally left extra material there for hand fitting the iron. So, I worked the hump down with a chisel and then worked on the rails and the chip breader slot. I probably spent 20 minutes total on fitting the iron, testing/chiseling/repeat ad nauseum. Finally, the iron cleared the face of the Dai and I could feel the edge ready to go. I grabbed a piece of poplar and immediate started ripping off beautiful paper thin curls of material. I am incredibly happy with this plane and look forward to using it on harder material. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 1, 2019 by JR
    • Almost amazing
Size: 1.7 inch (42mm) 1-Blade
This plane has a pretty good blade, but it is a bit dull and should be sharpened before using. The plane body is fairly well made but isnt perfect. That said, it originally only cost $20 and now is $11. This plane can be used out of the box, but has one major issue: it came pre-assembled. Because of this, I wasn't able to tune up the planes shortcomings. Since it came pre assembled I decided to just use it as is and after using it for a few hours I noticed that bafflingly the blade of the plane was coming out more and more as I was using it. After a while the entire bevel was protruding and the plane was unusable as is since it would catch constantly and cause tears. At this point I was forced to drive the blade all the way through the body which is a pretty big no no since you run a high risk of damaging the body of the plane. Although I managed to not mangle either the blade or the body, I still took a splinter from the foot and top of the body. All of this could've been avoided if this wasn't pre assembled. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 3, 2017 by Elaine G.
    • Great pull plane for the price.
Size: 1.7 inch (42mm) 1-Blade
This thing is awesome. I have always used powered planers or push planers. The pull plane is far more controllable. There is a slight learning curve (I read books and such on how use the Japanese style). I like the fact that there are no screws and your depth and angle are adjusted by tapping the block with a hammer. Despite this I feel as though I have as much or more control over setting the cut depth. The planing iron in this is great. I used and abused it, cutting pine and just plowing through knots. It took a chip out on the blade about the size of a pen tip, that’s it. It sharpened out on hand stones in a few minutes and polished to mirror finish on my steps through the grit. Very nice steel. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 17, 2022 by Alexander Lichter
    • Excellent Value and Easy to setup and use.
Size: 1.7 inch (42mm) 1-Blade
There is beauty in Japanese efficiency, quality, and simplicity and this little block plane is a good example of that. Real sharp out of the box and very simple to setup and use. I was making wood shavings a couple of minutes after removing it from its packaging. The adjustment is straightforward though completely unlike western planes and it works well. Look forward to getting other wood planes and comparing them. It is very satisfying work and much better finish than sanding. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 13, 2023 by EHz

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