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O1 2-3/8" Bench Plane Blade (#6/#7)

$42.99

Handmade and 17% thicker than standard blades, allowing closer throat-opening settings, finer shavings, and reduced chatter. High-carbon (.95%) tool steel and hardened to Rc62, they hold a razor-sharp edge. Fits Stanley, Bailey, Record, Footprint, and most other planes. 3/32" thick,...

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Handmade and 17% thicker than standard blades, allowing closer throat-opening settings, finer shavings, and reduced chatter. High-carbon (.95%) tool steel and hardened to Rc62, they hold a razor-sharp edge. Fits Stanley, Bailey, Record, Footprint, and most other planes. 3/32" thick, USA, honing required before use.
  • Bench plane blades are 7" long
  • 3/32" thick
  • High-carbon (.95%) tool steel
  • Hardened to Rc62

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  1. 5.0 out of 5 stars
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    Good Steel

    I bought the 01 high carbon steel blades for a 41/4 smoother. I have two - one back beveled 15 degrees to provide a 60 degree cutting angle and one at 30 degree secondary bevel for standard 45 degree cutting angle. I'm not a big fan of A2, not because its hard to sharpen (it isn't) but I never liked the way it chips and breaks down. I wanted a smooth no- sanding surface and the Hock 01 high carbon steel delivered. They came very flat and were no trouble to set up.

  2. 5.0 out of 5 stars
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    great blades

    Hock blades are tops in my book-I refurbish and use old Type 11 Stanley planes, and the first thing I do is replace the blade and chipbreaker with Hock's. What I hate most is flattening the backs and sharpening these, as they are so hard, but when they are sharp they stay that way for a long long time, then a simple honing keeps them in shape. [...] I would recommend the Hock blades unconditionally, but do the sharpening yourself!

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