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One-hand plane

The one-handed plane is a practical tool for precise woodworking with just one hand. Ideal for small repairs or finer work, it offers excellent control and maneuverability. 

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One-handed plane – practical and versatile for smaller woodworking tasks 

The one-handed plane is a handy and lightweight tool that is particularly suitable for smaller and precise woodworking jobs. With its compact size, it can be operated comfortably with just one hand, making it the ideal choice for fine work such as working on edges, removing thin layers of wood or smoothing smaller surfaces. The one-handed plane offers excellent handling and control, especially for renovation work, model making or for adjusting pieces of wood.

Possible uses of the one-hand plane 

The one-handed plane is mainly used in the following areas:

  • edge processing: Ideal for rounding or smoothing edges on pieces of wood or furniture.
  • finishing: Particularly useful for fine work on wooden furniture where high precision is required.
  • removal of thin layers of wood: For precise adjustments or for removing smaller layers from wooden surfaces.
  • repair work: Particularly useful for small repairs to wood surfaces where a high level of control is required.

Features of the one-hand plane 

The one-handed planer is characterized by its compact design and low weight. The blade is sharp and easy to adjust, so that the thickness of the material removed can be precisely controlled. The ergonomic handle and the ability to guide the planer with just one hand offer a high level of flexibility and comfort when working. The one-handed planer is often offered in a variety of models, some of which are also equipped with adjustable depth settings or a dust extraction system.

Care and handling of the one-hand plane 

To ensure that the planer maintains its full performance, it should be checked regularly for wear or damage, especially the blade, which should be resharpened or replaced after prolonged use. The handle should be checked for cracks or wear to ensure safety and comfort during use. It is important to remove wood dust from the planer after use, especially if it is integrated into a dust extraction system, to ensure a long service life. The planer is a practical tool that is characterized by its versatility and ease of use and is particularly suitable for smaller and precise woodworking tasks.

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