KAKURI Chamfer Plane for Wood [Adjustable 30°/45°/60°] - Japanese Corner Bevel Plane for Woodworking - Japanese Steel Blade & Oak Body, Made in JAPAN

[JAPANESE PULL-STYLE CHAMFER PLANE] This traditional Japanese chamfer plane is perfect for smoothing the edges of wood and finishing woodworking projects. Unlike Western planes, Japanese planes are pulled toward you, delivering more consistent, controlled cuts with less effort. Trusted by both beginners and professional woodworkers.
[ADJUSTABLE ANGLES: 30°/45°/60°] Adjust the guide angle to 30, 45, or 60 degrees to achieve the ideal chamfer for your project.
[RAZOR-SHARP JAPANESE STEEL BLADE] The blade is crafted from Japanese high-carbon steel and sharpened by expert craftsmen for an exceptionally smooth surface. Ready to use out of the box. A double-blade design with a chipbreaker reduces tear-out and improves safety and efficiency compared to single-blade planes.
[EASY TO USE & DURABLE OAK BODY] A screw mechanism allows precise blade adjustment—no hammer needed, unlike traditional Japanese planes—so even beginners can fine-tune with ease. The body is made from natural Japanese white oak for durability and a smooth planing feel.
[PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS] Made in Japan / Blade: Japanese high-carbon steel / Body: Japanese oak / Size: 5.9 × 2.3 × 2.2 in / Chamfer Angles: 30°, 45°, 60° (adjustable)

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Brand	KAKURI
Material	High Carbon Steel
Color	Wooden
Product Dimensions	5.9"L x 2.3"W x 2.2"H
Item Weight	0.64 Pounds, 10.2 ounces
Style	Main unit
Power Source	manual
Base Material	Wooden
Included Components	No
Manufacturer	KAKURI
Part Number	P-150C
Item model number	P-150C
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Item Package Quantity	1
Blade Length	30 Millimeters
Batteries Included?	No
Batteries Required?	No