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No. 5 Bench Hand PlaneThe Clifton Bench Plane No. 5 has a blade width of 2"; weight is 5. 73 lbs.; length is 14". The No. 5 is commonly referred to as a Jack Plane, possibly derived from jack of all trades, a person who is skilled at several trades. The Jack Plane is among the most versatile planes, offering more weight and more stability with its greater width and length. The No. 5 is an excellent smoother and can be used for jointing tasks. We know one old English
The Clifton Bench Plane No. 5 has a blade width of 2"; weight is 5.73 lbs.; length is 14".
The No. 5 is commonly referred to as a Jack Plane, possibly derived from “jack-of-all-trades,” a person who is skilled at several trades. The Jack Plane is among the most versatile planes, offering more weight and more stability with its greater width and length. The No. 5 is an excellent smoother and can be used for jointing tasks. We know one old English gentleman who thinks so highly of the No. 5’s versatility that he won’t use anything else.
Clifton Bench Planes are made in Sheffield, UK, from the finest materials. The frog and frog seating in the body of these planes are based on the Bedrock design, meaning the seating pad in the body is full face, fully machined to mate with an equivalent full face, with a fully machined underside of the frog. This ensures absolute stability of the frog, providing a firm and solid base for the cutting iron. The Bedrock design is probably the most rigid and effective clamping mechanism of any bench plane available.
- Blade width is 2"; weight is 5.73 lbs.; length is 14"
- Body and frog machined from gray cast iron
- Commonly referred to as a Jack Plane
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★★★★★ 5
Answers a lot of questions
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I enjoyed this story. This fills in a lot of gaps left open from the sequel trilogy, and the artwork was pretty cool. Excellent coloring and layout.
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★★★★★ 5
Must have for Simpsons fans.
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My three kids adore these. They got all four for Christmas and just trade them back and fourth.
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★★★★★ 5
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My son loved it
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