JORGENSEN 3-1/2インチ ミニ木製プレーナー ミニハンドプレーナー 木工用 ブロックプレーン トリミング用小型ハンドプレーン 木製プレーニング クラフト用 ダクタイル鋳鉄ボディ付き 切断深さ調節可能

安かったので試しに購入した所驚きました。刃の質もよく、この価格帯の豆鉋で最もお勧めできます。

piccolo ed un poco difficile da utilizzzare, ma ottimo per i bordi delle tavole

Excellent value for money. I was able to use the plane straight out of the box. Handy for small places

I've had the chance to use this a few times now and it works well. Out of the box it is sharp enough to work and it is well built. A handy mini plane for those smaller pieces.

This is the CHEAPEST No. 101 Block Plane that you will find(outside of something 2nd hand MAYBE and even then). The blade is sharp out the box and with a quick hone and 2nd bevel, slices wood like butter. Nice finish on the tool and a nice flat bottom. You need to know that this is NOT made to flatten boards or doing anything crazy really, this is made for small work, detailing, quick little adjustments, chamfers, etc. There ARE other sizes that Jorgensen also offers if you need something that works harder or if you need something for end grain. Dollar for dollar Jorgensen tools do something different, pretty good quality and USEFULNESS out of something thats like 1/5th the price of some.

I bought the JORGENSEN 3.5" mini wood plane for light touch-up work around the house—mainly trimming door edges and cleaning up small woodworking projects—and it’s done a solid job so far. Right out of the box, it felt well-made and sturdier than I expected at this price point. The blade was fairly sharp and only needed minor adjustment to get it just right. Once tuned, it produced smooth shavings and left a clean finish on soft and medium woods. This is not a tool meant for heavy-duty planing, so if you’re expecting to flatten large boards or remove a ton of material, this isn’t it. But for tight spaces or detail work, it’s perfect. I especially liked the compact size—it fits in the palm of your hand and gives you great control for delicate jobs. A couple of small drawbacks: the blade adjustment mechanism could be a bit more refined, and it took a few tries to get the depth exactly where I wanted it. Also, the grip isn't the most comfortable for extended use, but that’s expected with mini tools like this. Overall, it’s a great little tool to keep in the toolbox for quick fixes and fine-tuning. I wouldn’t rely on it for big tasks, but for small projects, it’s more than earned its place on my bench.