A Stanley Tradition since 1843 With this opening quote, Stanley re-introduces their Sweet Heart logo with a new line of premium hand planes. If you're a woodworker, finding an old Stanley tool with their Sweet Heart logo is like finding a treasure and many consider these hand planes to be the best of the best.
These new planes were created with the input of users and engineers - combining science and the art of tool making to produce the best possible tool. Each plane features:
- An adjustable mouth
- A 1/8" thick A2 steel blade
- A one piece precision ground frog
- Base casting
- Limited life time warranty
- Instructions for care and use included
Stanley S.W. Block Planes Both the 60-1/2 S.W. Low Angle Block Plane and 9-1/2 S.W. Block Plane feature a 2-1/8" wide x 6-1/2" ductile iron base with a 1-3/4" wide blade. At 2 and 2.3 lbs. respectively, both might be a tad heavy for the tool belt but the extra mass comes in handy when edge planing or doing any cross grain work.
Stanley No. 4 S.W. Bench PlaneGenerally referred to as a smoothing plane, Stanley's No. 4 is 2-1/2" wide x 10" long with a 2" wide blade and at nearly 5 lbs. is the perfect size for that final surface smoothing prior to applying the finish. There is also a lateral adjustment lock to ensure cut accuracy. Front knob and tote are genuine American cherry.
Stanley No 62 S.W. Low Angle Jack PlaneThe Stanley No. 62 is 2-1/2" wide x 14” long with a 2" wide blade that's installed bevel up without a cap iron. Jack planes with bevel up irons are among the most useful planes because they can be used in place of a jointer plane on short boards, and for smoothing. The front knob and tote are genuine American cherry.
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