Bench Dog Router Plane with Fence, Open Throat

Item #
89807

Ideal for cutting shallow mortises for hinges, inlay, intarsia, dados, grooves, or wherever else a precise depth is required.

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A router plane is the ideal hand tool for cutting shallow mortises for hinges, inlay, intarsia, dados, grooves, or wherever else a precise depth is required. Loosely based on an early Stanley model, this version features a fine screw feed for micro-adjustable depth control and a square blade shaft that won't rotate under planing forces. The blade may also be reversed to face the back of the plane if you need to get into a corner. A removable fence is included for repeatable dados and rabbets. This model is an open throat design, which provides better visibility in front of the blade, particularly important when cutting right up to the margins of an inlay or hinge mortise.

Features:

  • Includes blade with a 9.5mm (3/8'') square bevel
  • Heavy ductile cast iron body weighs 2.25 lbs.
  • Solid sapele wooden knobs

(1) Bench Dog Router Plane, Open Throat
(1) Side fence
(1) Black storage box
(1) Set of instructions

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Brand Rockler Bench Dog
Manufacturer Part Number 250710
Weight 2.95
Tech Spec
  • Brand: Bench Dog
  • Plane Weight: 2.25 lbs.
  • Plane Length: 7-5/8''
  • Plane Width: 3-1/2''
  • Plane Height: 3-1/2''
  • Blade Length: 3''
  • Blade Width: 9.5mm (3/8'')
  • Blade Depth: 1''
Unit of Measure Each

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