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Bullnose plane that converts to a chisel plane in seconds. For cleaning up machine-cut joints and working right into blind corners. 15° bed, 40° cutting angle, PM-V11 blade.
The Veritas bullnose plane is made for trimming joints, rabbets and shoulders after machining. It works in two ways: as a bullnose plane or, with the toe removed, as a chisel plane. The toe is released with a brass locking knob, and without it the blade reaches right into a blind corner.
A set screw in the toe acts as a stop. It sets the mouth opening, returns the toe to the same setting when it is refitted and stops the nose from being pushed against the cutting edge. With a tight mouth the plane takes very fine shavings with little risk of tear-out.
The body and toe are ductile cast iron, machined and ground so that the sole and sides are flat and square to each other. The low, broad lever cap sits comfortably in the palm, and the forefinger rests in a pocket in the toe for good control.
The bed angle is 15° and the blade has a 25° bevel, giving a 40° cutting angle that also works well on end grain. Set screws along the side keep the blade in position, so it can be refitted after sharpening without lateral readjustment. The blade is lapped and made of PM-V11.
Length 121 mm (4 3/4"), width 25 mm (1"), blade thickness 3.2 mm (1/8"), bed angle 15°, bevel angle 25°, PM-V11 blade, weight just over 0.57 kg (1 1/4 lb). Made in Canada.
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