Wood Planes
Prior to the development of metallic planes, wood was the essential element in plane construction. An unlimited supply of wood was available to the traditional craftsman; an iron for the blade was the only resource our predecessors were dependent on, which was available from the local blacksmith or a merchant. Comprised of few parts, the typical wooden plane consists of a stock that supports an iron held stationary by a wedge. Sometimes a wood plane had a handle or tote behind the iron, and a turned knob or strike ahead of the iron.
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Beading Plane
Vintage wooden 4/8" beading plane marked several times with "W. J. Ferguson", also stamped "Market S...
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Price: $60.00
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