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Taytools 469584 Jointer Bench Hand Plane #7, 22 Inch Sole, Ductile Cast Body, Lapped Sides and Bottom, Blade RHC 55-60, Sapele Handle and Tote

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Features

  • Body and frog made from nearly indestructible ductile cast iron
  • Tote and knob are made from premium grade oiled and hand-rubbed Sapele
  • Iron is 0.120 thick and 2-3/8 wide and made from tool steel hardened and tempered to 55-60
  • Sole precision ground to within the British Standard of 0.006 over the entire length
  • Overall length 22 and 2-7/8" wide, overall weight 8.30 pounds

Description

This 7 jointer plane is the perfect tool to true, shoot and flatten larger boards and will achieve an accurate and smooth finish. This jointer plane is ideal for the cabinet maker and discerning woodworker. The body and frog are made from ductile cast iron. The sole and sides are precision machined to within 0.006” over the entire length of the sole. The knob and tote are carefully shaped, sanded, oiled and hand rubbed Sapele. The 0.120 inch thick and 2-3/8 inch wide tool steel iron is hardened and tempered to 55-60 Rockwell C. This plane has appropriate mass and weighs in at 8.30 pounds. The frog can be adjusted forward and back. The lever cap is made from plated cast iron. Cap iron screws and adjusting wheels are made from polished brass. Bed angle is 45 degrees.

Brand: Taytools


Material: Alloy Steel


Color: Silver


Style: Tool


Base Material: Cast Iron


Brand: ‎Taytools


Material: ‎Alloy Steel


Color: ‎Silver


Style: ‎Tool


Base Material: ‎Cast Iron


Included Components: ‎Blade


Manufacturer: ‎Taylor Toolworks


Part Number: ‎469584


Item Weight: ‎10.38 pounds


Package Dimensions: ‎24 x 8.3 x 4.3 inches


Item model number: ‎469584


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: ‎No


Batteries Included?: ‎No


Batteries Required?: ‎No


Date First Available: May 16, 2018


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • Good Quality Plane (without an expensive name)
Sole was flat out of the box. Blade is on the thin side, but adequate. Easily sharpened and honed and, after planing a lot of southern yellow pine for a workbench build, seems to hold an edge really well. The handle is a little on the small side and doesn't fill the hand so can lead to discomfort after long usage. I may make a beefier handle for it after I finish a few projects. Overall, I am very satisfied with my Taytools #7 Jointer Plane. At half the price of a very similar plane from Woodcraft or Rockler, it is a superb value. I will definitely buy Taytools again. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 13, 2019 by Al Richardson
    • Great tool at half the price of similar high priced planes.
I'm just starting my adventures in woodworking. It became obvious pretty quickly that I needed a jointer plane. I already bought a super cheap plane that required a lot of work before it suited my needs so I wanted my jointer to be higher quality but still was ready to drop $300 on a tool. So I picked up this one. This plane has been awesome. I just cleaned the oil off the tool, tightened the screws and sharpened the blade and it works great. I am developing a feel for the plane and it's really quite enjoyable to use. I do this for fun and relaxation and using this plane is really fun. It has also greatly increased my speed when flattening long boards for my first workbench project. Great tool for half the price of the high cost planes. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 18, 2019 by DJG
    • Almost great, then they cheaped out
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Amazingly well built joiner plane. Dead flat on bottom and sides square. Blade, chip breaker and frog are top notch. Then, they put a total piece of crap blade adjustment lever on… This would be a Lie Nielsen/Veritas beater if they hadn’t. At ~$160 USD it’s still a value buy.
Reviewed in the United States on February 28, 2023 by John B. John B.
    • Great value, works well
Good plane, sharpens well and not much fettling required.
Reviewed in the United States on February 7, 2024 by Aron
    • Usable, but needs quite a bit of work
1st thing noticed was the Tote had a chip of wood missing at the top. The sole checked out to be very flat, good. The Chip breaker and the plane iron needed a lot of work. Chip breaker did not make contact fully across the plane iron and needed to be flattened. Also the bevel cut on the back of the Chip breaker was noticeably narrower on one side than the other which causes the contact point of the Chip breaker to be more on one side of the plane iron than the other. Lastly the plane iron had a large hollow in the back. Took a lot of work to get ~1/4" flat across the back at the edge. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 8, 2021 by Swede
    • You have to consider the price!
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Review Image by TD TD
For what you pay, this is a great tool. You may have to do some work when you get it, but that's the trade-off you get for paying less than half the price of the premium planes. My plane and iron (blade) were about flawless. I probably should try flattening the sole, but it looks perfect up against a good straight edge, so I didn't bother (at least yet). The frog surface was clean and flat. The blade was almost perfectly flat and fairly sharp, and I had it hair-popping sharp with very little time with my stones and strop. The chip breaker was a different story. It had some strange tip geometry like it was accidentally double sheared during manufacturing. I contacted Taylor Tools, and the president of the company emailed me back. He told me to grind the chip breaker as I saw fit and that if I wasn't happy, he'd take care of me. I was afraid to touch it figuring it might void any warranty. Well, I worked on it and got it right enough. I attached one photo showing the thin shavings I was taking right away once I did all this work and assembled the plane. I am no pro at this--I'm still very new with hand planes. This thing is a big, heavy beast (see attached photo comparing to my Stanley No.5 Jack plane); but it sure excels at getting wood FLAT. I made a full trash bag of shavings planing two faces of four poplar table legs flat and perpendicular. Then I ripped the other two sides on the table saw to dimension and finished with one or two more swipes with the plane once again for surface finish reasons (the plane leaves an amazing surface). Through all this, I did not perceive any blade dulling. I wouldn't say four poplar table legs represent a grueling test, but the blade steel is definitely not garbage. Highly recommended. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 22, 2019 by TD TD
    • Hard to beat for the price!
*Starting off this review keeping the $150 price tag in mind. I bought this plane because I wanted to upgrade from an old wooded jointer I have. Overall I couldn’t be more impressed with this tool. The sole of the plane was pretty close. It only took me about 30 min on some sand paper and I had a sole that I was happy with. The blade took a bit more work to get flat. I don’t use a grinder, so if you do, I imagine you can get it flat a lot faster. Overall it took me a solid 2.5 hours to get the back and bevel flat starting on a Corse DMT stone. I took it up to 8000 on my water stones and it’s taking paper thin shavings. If you are new to hand tools and I can offer any advice - get high quality stones, a jig and learn how to use them. You can save a lot of money learning how to sharpen and adjust second hand and cheaper tools. This jointer is the perfect example of that. I now have a plane that I can’t imagine cuts much different than big name planes by investing 3 hours and some good stones. I might end up picking another one of these up so I don’t have to adjust between rough and fine cuts. At $150 I don’t know that you can beat this. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 7, 2019 by Andrew

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