Hand planer, Wood Planer, Hand Plane Perfect for Woodworking, Bench Plane Trimming, Door Planer Surface Smoothing
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Color: Red-11‘’
Features
- Greater controlThis premium planing plane is the perfect tool to help you perfect the shape and dimensions of wood or to give it a final finish. Nothing says woodworking like hand planes. The frog and base are a sturdy one-piece casting.
- Greater accuracyThe plane is made of high quality steel, sharper and more durable! Both planes have blades machined from thick 1/8'' steel for minimal chatter, and are precision ground for flatness. Precision ground cutter allows for cutting with greater accuracy and confidence.
- High quality constructionThe TV remote control stand is allow you to move the entire remote easily and reduce your desk clutter down to almost zero, keep your desk neat tidy, the best choice for your office, school and home use. Two wood boards can be detached by hand, which means cleaning up is simple.
- Comfortable handle gripThe handle with a contoured design fit comfortably in the hand, making this planer easy to hold and control. The compact size fits anywhere without taking up the entire surface, keep your table looking stylish and chic.
- Widely UseOur hand plane for DIY allows you to tackle a range of professional and DIY wood projects. Friendly to woodworkers of all skill levels from beginner to advanced, perfect for cutting, polishing and deburring woodworking surfaces.
Description
Whether you are an experienced carpenter or are just experimenting with plywood, the Hand Plane will help you to get the job done with a professional looking finish. he planes represent a live, evolving product line that incorporates input from users, experts and the manufacturer to produce the best working planes possible. Features: 2&1/2" wide x 4&1/8" long with a 1&11/16" wide blade / 10.5x6x3 cm Ideal for flattening, squaring and initial smoothing Soles and sides machined flat and square Sole of plane and back of blade are flat to tight tolerances Fully machined frogs High carbon steel blades Superior strength and resistance to impact
Brand: YOGEON
Material: Wood
Color: Red-11‘’
Product Dimensions: 4.13"L x 2.36"W x 1.18"H
Item Weight: 0.98 kg
Brand Name: YOGEON
Model Number: ALL
Included Components: Switch
UPC: 738626642631
Number of Items: 1
Manufacturer: YOGEON
Number of Packs: 1
Unit Count: 1 Count
Item Type Name: count
Manufacturer Part Number: Parent HP
Power Source: Manual
Cutting width: 1.63 inches
Material Type: Wood
Base Material: Alloy Steel
Color: Red-11‘’
Style Name: Woodworking
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 4.13"L x 2.36"W x 1.18"H
Item Weight: 0.98 kg
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Color: Red-11‘’
I bought a mini chinese block plane on AliExpress mostly as a joke, assuming it was a clone of a traditional Japanese plane. I got it, and was THOROUGHLY impressed with its performance with only 20 minutes or so of blade prep, so I watched a few youtube videos about the big one. This lead me to learn that these planes were of a traditional chinese heritage and traditional chinese master wood workers make their own in this style. Also, everyone, including people that own Verital and Lei Nelson seems to love them. So I get this one from amazon, and I'm extremely happy. I almost never give five stars, but I am estatic. The wedge has unfortunately VERY sherp corners, but that is an easy fix. It must be CNCed. Quality control on this model is GREAT. The fit and inish on the outside is great, Its a little rough in frog area, but its not to any detriment. The iron and chip breaker are not the hardest of steel, but are machined to VERY good tolerances. They are rough cut with a fly cutter. My diamond stones make QUICK work of them, For its maiden voyage I straightened out a half of a christmas tree log from 2020 that was split with an axe. I'm not at all trying to get whispy shavings on wood that's still a bit green. I was looking to hog. Hog it did, and there was a little tear out around the knots, but it was otherwise a smooth finish that didn't need sandpaper. It even cleaned up the end grain pretty good. There were still some scratch marks, but it was smoother than I ever got with my vintange block planes. Bottom line it's an INCREDIBLE plane for $30, and I"m convinced chinese bao planes and japanese ryobas are THE way to go if I was going to assembly a Rex Kreuger like beginners tool kits for hand tool wood working without regard for country of manufacturer or of the tradition of the particular tools
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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2022 by Justin Dearing
Color: Red-11‘’
Can't say that I'm surprised. It's pretty good for the price, but you will need to do some tweaking with the blade, and the body of the plane, also the wooden dowel that doubles as a pull handle. The iron was a lot smaller than I was expecting but nothing that can't be honed to perfection and put to good use. Overall I think its worth the money, any plane you get for under a 100 bucks is going to need some refining because the added manufacturing process of honing materials and refining makes the whole process much more costly than the value of the plane would be worth creating in the first place. Just keep that in mind when purchasing things that are cheaper than normal, and you won't be disappointed. I like the plane, it's got a really nice, heavy wood body that is one solid piece. That in and of itself is worth the price, the blade is laminated but it's a good 3/4 of high carbon tip on the cutting edge, 5he frog is something else entirely- doesn't really feel like steel but what do I know.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 23, 2021 by jason yates
Color: Red-11‘’
I saw Rex Kreuger recommend this style of plane on YouTube and I decided to try my hand at tuning one! Given how much can go wrong with an entry level Stanley-pattern plane (like the Amazon basics one, which was so poorly engineered I gave up on it and sent it back), I figured, go simple. This is pretty simple, being hammer adjusted, and I can work wood way easier than cast iron, which makes this style of plane very attractive for me. The rating I gave reflects this plane's capacity to be tuned and refined to use as a basic beginner's jack plane. Don't buy a budget plane expecting it to cut out of the box! They all take work. First things first: the sole is nearly dead flat out of the box. There's a brass insert at the front of the mouth - the insert on mine sits a few thou proud of the sole. I haven't done any work on the sole yet, but it's not going to need much at all, and it'll shave as it is. The chip breaker is narrower than the iron by about a 16th of an inch. The bed seems fine, but the mouth is really roughly machined inside, and there's a 16th inch gap/groove between the brass insert and the wood on the front of the mouth (which I have tried to fill with beige wood filler, as pictured). Lots of places for shavings to stick and clog. The wedge that shipped with this plane (the darker one in my photos) was super rough and poorly fitted - narrower than the mouth of the plane, too thick, and the forks on the wedge are square, meaning shavings get stuck there. Rather than improve this wedge, I just made a new one of the correct dimensions out of mahogany (the lighter one with a square top). The iron is made of okay steel. It was machined fairly well - didn't take too long to flatten it. The bevel on the iron came with a hollow grind which wasn't quite square. I did the minimum work to get it fairly square and razor sharp, but the blade just needs to be completely reprofiled. The iron is probably an 8th thick, maybe 3/32nds, and doesn't appear to be laminated. The chip breaker is a bit thinner, and is a simple piece of stamped and bent carbon steel. The bevel on it was super rough but easily honed. It didn't take much to get it sharp, flat, and perfectly mated to the iron. No knurling on the chip breaker screw. So those are all my notes about the plane. It's my first hand plane, and I knew I was buying a project and not something ready out of the box. Am I happy with it? Absolutely. With no hands on experience, and only a couple months of woodworking under my belt, I was able to get this guy planing ok with about ten hours of work. Haven't tried it with hardwoods yet but in softwood I'm getting reasonably smooth, flat surfaces that shimmer - and I haven't got a great edge profile on it yet. I didn't expect this plane to do seriously amazing smoothing work - I was looking for a jack plane to do flattening and dimensioning. One thing I'll say is, I don't know how much work will need to be done after the plane acclimates to my shop - I saw one review where their plane cracked after a couple months. But that's just how it goes sometimes ... it looks like they've sealed this guy with some kind of penetrating oil, so hopefully it'll settle ok. If you're looking for a brand new first plane and you like the idea of a hammer adjusted wooden model, this is your guy, I think. I was skeptical of that one review that said their plane was dead flat out of the box, but yeah - I'll corroborate that!
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Reviewed in the United States on September 11, 2023 by Sheree N.
Color: Red-11‘’
It is a nice product. Missing the dowel. Was a Xmas gift, not enough time to return and wait for another
Reviewed in the United States on January 4, 2023 by Austin
Color: Red-11‘’
Impressed! I was intrigued by this plane. I like Japanese style tools and I was looking for a replacement for my #4 size plane. I like wooden planes and adjusting them is a cinch (with a little practice for beginners). The price was good so I took a chance. I was prepared for a lot of tuning to get this plane up and running. *Reality - No planes are ready to go out of the box. The "It was not sharp" review makes me groan. Of course it's not sharp out of the box, that's your job.* So when I got it I was all prepared for a full days work of fattening, shaping, sharpening, and honing. On examination I was immediate surprised. The wood is solid, the finishing is nice, the parts fit well, and the iron is crazy thick. I started off flattening the bottom. Flattening was quick, because it was mostly flat, and it's... wood. After giving it a good wax and polish on the sole, I realized that my new set of sharpening stones hadn't come yet so I had to wait to work on the iron. Out of complete curiosity I set it up for planing, cleaned and adjusted the iron and decided to have a laugh and test it out. I was ready for this thing to destroy some wood....... but it didn't! Smooth like butter. Beautiful ribbons of shavings came drifting out. WTF! This is better than the Stanley I am replacing and I haven't even tuned it yet. This is now one of my favorite planes. I am embarrassed to say that I have still not done ANY sharpening or honing to it. I am using it every day and loving it. I have never had a plane come out of the box with little to no tuning necessary. I am still scratching my head over this one, but very happy. Cuts cross grain like a champ. Fully recommend.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 20, 2020 by Glenn C
Color: Red-11‘’
Not just "good for the money" this is genuinely GOOD. You're getting what you pay for on the initial fit/finish, and like any plane that doesn't cost $600, out of the box it will need some setup. What blew my mind was that the sole of mine is dead flat. Out of the box. NOTHING COMES OUT OF THE BOX THAT FLAT. I put it to a surface plate with some 120 grit just to make sure I'm not insane and sure enough, dead flat. I would not expect all of them to come flat, but it's a wooden plane, so a $2 granite floor tile from the hardware store, some spray glue and a sheet of 80, 120, and 220 grit (up to 400 if you're feeling fancy) will get it set up right. You want the edge of the front, edge of the rear, and both sides of the mouth of the plane to be flat. everything in between doesn't matter. If yours does need flattening, make sure you do it with the iron and wedge in the plane, just retracted, because wood body planes have a habit of twisting a smidge once the iron and wedge are inserted, so you want it under the tension it's gonna be used at while you flatten. The handle can be removed or left in, just tap it in or out with a hammer, and it goes from a nice push plane to a nice pull plane. this is called a "hong kong" style chinese plane and it works amazingly well. The body is a nice hardwood, not rosewood or ebony hard, but seems very solid. They even put a thick brass insert at the mouth, which is a super premium touch. Mouth is fixed (like all wood body planes) but the shape and size is perfect for a jack plane. Think of this like an asian feeling Stanley #4. You lose some of the ease of adjustment of the bailey style iron plane, but you gain control and precision, and this thing is LIGHT (that's a good thing for the kind of work this plane does) The only rough parts on mine were the wedge, which just needed sanding smooth, and the iron/chip breaker were ground crazy rough. It did take a rather excessive amount of time on 40, 80, 120, 220, 320, 800, 1500 and then green jeweler's compounded leather stropping to get right. The back of the blade was pretty flat but it looked like it was ground with a broken tuna can, deeeeeply gouged so that it needed a lot of metal removed to properly flatten the back. Once I did (it took like 25 minutes) It seems to hold a superb edge. The chip breaker was nowhere near as bad and took five minutes to put a knife edge on. Adjusting is very easy, all you need is a soft hammer for retracting the blade, tap on the back to pull the blade back, tap the back of the iron to advance it, and tap on the sides to shift the iron side to side. It seems scary at first, but you'll figure it out fast and be a pro within an hour of just playing with this thing. Once you set it up, this thing is unbelievably good and versatile, and very comfortable. The light weight makes it usable all darn day (and seriously, there is no plane on earth that's under $400 that doesn't need ALL of these steps done, for some reason no manufacturer makes a "ready to use" hand plane. So this needs very little setup, particularly since it's a wood body. Sanding a cast iron plane flat is agony.) As long as your expectations are reasonable and you don't plan to have this thing out of the box and cutting wood in five minutes, this might be the most outrageous deal on woodworking that there is.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 13, 2020 by C
Color: Red-11‘’
I like wooden planes because they are easy to tune even though usually they require some amount of upfront attention. At less than $30 this is great value. Iron is thick (more than 1/8"), reasonably flat and properly laminated - that was a pleasant surprise. Who does that anymore? I have another 14" jack of the same kind, and that one came with a joke for a blade - just the first 1/2" of carbon steel was welded to the rest of the mild steel blade. I wish I could buy the same blade that came with YOGEON to replace in my other jack. As for the body, it needed a little bit of touching up on the sole, but the sole was reasonably flat. The wedge could be better, but again at this price I can make a replacement in 1/2 hour. After sharpening the blade the plane performs great. A bit narrower than western planes I am used to, but I like it a lot.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 11, 2020 by GZ
Color: Red-11‘’
I’ve been a hobbyist woodworker and home construction DIYer for 20 years. During that time I’ve only owned a few planers. However one of them was the Stanley #4 Sweetheart. I loved everything about that planer, had it for almost 15years until it was stolen.. recently I hand need for a similar sized planer but couldn’t justify the price of another #4 on hobby budget. Enter the Yogeon. I had used some of my grandfathers wooden planes and loved their feel. Given the reviews and the attractive price tag, I decided to give it a chance. I’m not a stranger to “setting up” a plane. Any plane under $350-$500 is going to need a little love and adjustment out of the box. I bought adhesive sandpaper and a granite tile to flatten and square the main block surface. When I pulled the Yogeon out of the box, it looked pretty damn flat. I hand checked with my square and 123 blocks.. looked perfectly flat out of the box! For fun I slapped it on my lathe table and mic’ed it. From end to end of the working surface it was flat to within a .002 over the entire face! I love the 1/8 blade thickness, it came sharp and ready for action. I still plan to wetstone it from 500-4000, but even with the factory grind, the cutting edge surface is perfectly square all the way across. Now I’m not going to lie and say it feels as good in the hand as my beloved #4 Sweetheart.. but as far as results.. it’s a damn amazing product for 28$. Keep some bees wax handy to help her glide across your workpieces and I’m sure you’ll see what I’m talking about.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 16, 2020 by rick rife