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Hock Replacement Blade for Shoulder Plane Kit

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T-shaped high-carbon steel replacement blade, 3/4" wide and 3/16" thick, for the Hock shoulder plane kit.

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Replacement blade from Hock for the shoulder plane kit (KS075). The tee blade is made of high-carbon steel. In the plane it is bedded bevel-down at 37.5°, giving a low cutting angle suited to trimming shoulders and tenons in end grain.
Use it as a replacement or as a spare blade.
Specifications: tee blade, width 3/4" (19 mm), thickness 3/16" (4.8 mm), high-carbon steel, bed angle 37.5° (bevel down). Fits the Hock Shoulder Plane Kit KS075 (19P23.20).

(SH075)

Specific References

MPN
SH075
HS code
82053000

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