Record SP5 Jack Plane
£49.95 at Tooled Up · 22% below amazon price £63.95
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The Record SP5 Jack Plane is a No.5 bench plane designed for the initial preparation and flattening of rough timber in both hardwoods and softwoods.
Manufactured by IRWIN Record to professional standards, this economy model features a plastic handle design that offers excellent value without compromising on essential functionality.
Equipped with a 50mm (2in) tungsten vanadium cutter blade, this jack plane delivers reliable cutting performance across a range of timber types.
The 355mm (14in) long base is specifically designed to bridge undulations and irregularities in rough-sawn timber that sh
Manufactured by IRWIN Record to professional standards, this economy model features a plastic handle design that offers excellent value without compromising on essential functionality.
Equipped with a 50mm (2in) tungsten vanadium cutter blade, this jack plane delivers reliable cutting performance across a range of timber types.
The 355mm (14in) long base is specifically designed to bridge undulations and irregularities in rough-sawn timber that sh
EAN 0734442165910 · Record. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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