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Lie-Nielsen No. 140 iron skew block plane, left-hand, with an 18° skewed blade, nicker and fence, for rabbets, end grain and dovetails.
Lie-Nielsen No. 140 iron skew block plane, left-hand. A cross between a block plane and a rabbet plane, it has a low bedding angle combined with a skewed blade. It cuts very well across the grain and on end grain, cleans up rabbets, dados and tenons, and is a handy aid for dovetailing. The left-hand version has the fence on the opposite side and is used when the rabbet is to be planed from the other direction, or together with the right-hand version so you can always work with the grain.
A retractable nicker scores cross-grain fibres, and the removable side plate and adjustable fence allow quick conversion to rabbeting and cross-grain work, such as fielding raised panels.
The 1-1/2" wide by 1/8" thick blade has an 18° skew and is bedded at 12°, with a captive nut for positive, accurate adjustment.
Facts:
Body 6-7/8" long x 1-7/8" wide
Iron
Weight 2.1 lb
Left-hand version
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