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Lie-Nielsen No.60 1/2 Block Plane
The Lie-Nielsen No 60½ Block Plane is based upon the old Stanley No 60½.
This is a superb little block plane and should be in your tool kit, useful for all woodworking jobs in particular great for trimming end grain. The movable shoe in front of the blade allows you to easily adjust the mouth opening - fine mouth for finishing your work and wafer thin shavings or the wider opening...
Lie-Nielsen No.507 Rebating Block Plane
The Lie-Nielsen No 507 Rebating Block Plane is also described as a Lie-Nielsen 60½ Rebating Block Plane (60 1/2R).
This 12° angle rebate block plane is based on an old Sargent block plane (No 507). The plane body is made from unbreakable ductile iron and is ground flat and square to .001". The cap iron is polished bronze. The throat is non adjustable. It is 6¼" long...
Lie-Nielsen No.140 Skew Block Plane - Iron (Right)
The Lie-Nielsen No 140 Skew Block Plane in iron. This is based on the long unavailable Stanley 140, this multi-talented tool is designed to deal with difficult woods using a combination of a low angle approach, shear cutting action from the skewed and tilted blade.
A retractable nicker scores cross-grain fibres, and the removable side plate and adjustable fence allow quick conversion to rabbeting...
Lie-Nielsen Bronze Low Angle Block Plane
The Lie-Nielsen small bronze Low Angle Block Planes fit perfectly in the hand and slip easily into the pocket. The 5¼" body holds a 1¼" x 1/8" thick blade. An unobtrusive Stainless Steel adjuster offers blade control of micrometer ease and precision with minimum backlash. The mouth is not adjustable.
The blade in the Low Angle Plane is bedded at 12° for fine cuts...
Lie-Nielsen No 101 Violin Maker's Plane
This pocket-sized block plane is the smallest of the Lie-Nielsen hand planes to feature a captive nut blade adjuster for precisely controlled depth of cut.
Loosely based on the Stanley No.101 block plane, the Lie-Nielsen Violin Maker’s Plane features several significant improvements that put it in a class of its own. The body and cap are made from Manganese Bronze for extra weight, durability,...
Lie-Nielsen Model Maker's Block Plane No.100
This delightful, small low angle tool fits snugly in the palm of your hand. It is a miniature work-horse ideal for all sorts of chamfering and trimming jobs.
Blade is 7/8" wide, .125 thick. At 4 3/8" long and 1 1/4" wide, weighing 8oz, this plane is effortless to use.
Lie-Nielsen No.100 1/2 Convex Sole Block Plane
This is a sweet little plane from Lie-Nielsen Toolworks.
This curved sole low angle block plane is perfect for all sorts of hollowing jobs, chair seats, mouldings, model making, etc.
The radius across the width of the sole is 3 inches, from end to end the radius is 27 inches. The sole is 3 1/2 inches long and the overall length with the squirrel tail handle is 5 inches.
The 1/8 inch thick...
Lie-Nielsen No.1 Iron Smoothing Plane
The Lie-Nielsen No.1 Smoothing Plane in iron. This is based on the famous (and somewhat scarce) Stanley No.1. The size makes it more comparable to a block plane than a smoother but nonetheless this small bench plane is suitable for detail work.
5-1/2" (14cm) long
Blade is 1-3/16" (3cm) x .110" (2.79mm) thick.
Weight is 1.35 lbs. (612 grams)
Lie-Nielsen No.3 Iron Smoothing Plane
Lie-Nielsen's smoothing planes are precision machined from an iron casting. Comes with a beautifully formed handle and knob made from American cherry. They have the Stanley Bedrock style frog which gives a fully machined mating fit between the frog and body. You can move the frog backwards or forwards, allowing the opening or closing of the plane's mouth without having to remove the lever cap...
Lie-Nielsen Low Angle Smoother
The Low Angle Smoothing Plane is based on the rare Stanley 164, and is essentially a shorter version of the Low Angle Jack Plane - with an adjustable mouth, and a massive 2" (5.08cm) wide, 3/16" (4.7mm) thick blade, set at 12°. However, this tool is only 9½" (24.1cm) long and weighs 3¾ lbs.
It is called a Smoothing Plane because of its size (the same as the Lie-Nielsen...
Lie-Nielsen No.4 Bronze Smoothing Plane
Lie-Nielsen's smoothing planes are precision machined from a manganese bronze casting, or an iron casting. They all come with a beautifully formed handle and knob made from American cherry. They have the Stanley Bedrock style frog which gives a fully machined mating fit between the frog and body. You can move the frog backwards or forwards, allowing the opening or closing of the plane's mouth...
Lie-Nielsen No.4 Iron Smoothing Plane
Lie-Nielsen's smoothing planes are precision machined from a manganese bronze casting, or an iron casting. They all come with a beautifully formed handle and knob made from American cherry. They have the Stanley Bedrock style frog which gives a fully machined mating fit between the frog and body. You can move the frog backwards or forwards, allowing the opening or closing of the plane's mouth...
Lie-Nielsen No.4 1/2 Iron Smoothing Plane
Solidly built, this is the ultimate smoothing plane. It is longer, wider, and heavier than the No. 4, and its extra thick blade eliminates the possibility of chatter.
Comes with a 45° frog as standard. Other frogs are available separately.
10-3/8" (264mm) long.
2-3/8" (60mm) blade. A2 steel.
Iron body 5½lbs (2.5kg).
Lie-Nielsen No.5 1/2 Jack Plane
A Lie-Nielsen No.5 1/2 Jack Plane. Probably the most popular bench plane, and the one that many woodwork teachers recommend starting out with due to its versatility.
The equivalent of a later type Stanley Bedrock No.605½.
14-3/4" (375mm) long.
2-3/8" (60mm) wide blade. A2 steel.
Iron body, 7lbs (3.15kg).
Lie-Nielsen No.62 Low Angle Jack Plane
The Lie-Nielsen No.62 Low Angle Jack Plane. What is not to like? You take the most popular and useful jack plane and bed it at a low angle (12°). This makes the most versatile group of planes even more versatile.
Comes with a 2" (50mm) wide A2 steel blade which is .175" (4.5mm) thick. From the box it has a 25° bevel, but it is worth sticking a secondary bevel of 5° on it if...
Lie-Nielsen No.5 Jack Plane
The equivalent of a later type Stanley Bedrock No.605 jack plane.
14" long (355mm)
2" wide blade (50mm)
Iron body 5-1/2lbs (2.5kg)
Lie-Nielsen No.6 Fore Plane
The Lie-Nielsen No.6 Fore Plane is sized midway between a Jack and a Jointer. The No.6 Fore Plane is designed to further true the surface after the Jack has sized it. Its length enables it to skim off high spots as it bridges low spots, delivering a leveled surface ready for the smoothing plane.
18" (457mm) long
2 3/8" (60mm) blade. A2 steel.
Iron body. 7½lbs (3.4kg).
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Lie-Nielsen No.7 Jointer
The Lie-Nielsen No.7 Jointer Plane is a great plane for edge jointing and flattening larger areas.
The late, great Alan Peters used his No.7 for pretty much everything, and today we still come across ex-students which still favour their jointer over any other plane.
The equivalent of a later type Stanley Bedrock No.607 jointer plane.
22" (558mm) long.
2 3/8" (60mm) wide blade....
Lie-Nielsen No.8 Jointer
The Lie-Nielsen No.8 Jointer, a real whopper of a plane. It is the largest production plane at 24" (610mm). It will flatten and true like no other.
24" (610mm) long.
2-5/8" (66mm) wide blade. A2 steel.
Iron body, 10lbs (4.5kg).
Lie-Nielsen Large Router Plane Open Throat
A router plane is a great tool for working shallow mortices - hinge gains, inlay, doorlocks, trimming tenons and the like. Lie-Nielsen's version is based on an early Stanley 071 model, the Open Throat design offers more visibility in front of the tool, which is especially useful for inlay work. Also, the blade is held solidly in the body in a square broached hole (blades will not fit original...
Lie-Nielsen Small Router Plane Closed Throat
Loosely based on the Stanley No. 271, these small Router Planes are perfect for shallow mortise and small relief work. The compact design makes it easy to guide along narrow edges and fit into tight spaces.
The Closed Throat design gives more support in front of the blade, making it ideal for working on the edges of boards or cleaning out the end of a stopped groove in a rail or stile.
Lie-Nielsen...
Lie-Nielsen Small Router Plane Open Throat
Loosely based on the Stanley No. 271, these small Router Planes are perfect for shallow mortise and small relief work. The compact design makes it easy to guide along narrow edges and fit into tight spaces.
The Closed Throat design gives more support in front of the blade, making it ideal for working on the edges of boards or cleaning out the end of a stopped groove in a rail or stile.
Lie-Nielsen...
Lie-Nielsen Large Router Plane Closed Throat
A router plane is a great tool for working shallow mortices - hinge gains, inlay, doorlocks, trimming tenons and the like. Lie-Nielsen's version is based on an early Stanley 071 model, but with a closed throat which is ideal for working on the edges of boards or cleaning out the end of a stopped groove in a rail or stile. Also, the blade is held solidly in the body in a square broached hole (blades...
Depth Stop for Lie-Nielsen 271 Small Router Planes
Brass depth stop makes it easy to cut predetermined depth repeatedly.
Small Blade Adapter for Lie-Nielsen Large Router Planes
This adaptor enables you to use the specialty blades for the Small Router Planes in the Large Router Planes.
Blades for Lie-Nielsen 271 Small Router
For use in the Lie-Nielsen No. 271 Small Router Planes. Made from O1 Tool Steel.
The Small Router Plane comes with a 1/4" wide square tip blade (this blade).
There are three specialty blades designed for inlay work are also available:
1/4" Pointed Tip
3/32" Pointed Tip
3/32" Square Tip (this one)
Spare Blade for Lie-Nielsen Large Router Plane
Replacement blade for the No. 71 Large Router Plane.
* 3/8" square tip
* O1 Tool Steel
Note: Blade does not work in vintage Stanley planes
Lie-Nielsen No.041 Small Shoulder Plane
This is the smallest of the Lie-Nielsen "Preston style" shoulder planes, 5/8" wide, 5 3/4" long. The blade is 0.140" thick, and the tool weighs 1.35 lbs.
With an adjustable mouth like its larger siblings, this tool is just right for trimming and fitting small tenons, dadoes and rebates.
Replacement Blades are available here
Lie-Nielsen No.042 Medium Shoulder Plane
A improved version of the now discontinued Record 042. This plane is 3/4" wide and weighs 2.35 lbs. The body is 9¼" long, with a 3/4" x .140" thick blade.
This is an elegant tool for trimming and fitting tenons, dados and rebates.
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Lie-Nielsen No.073 Large Shoulder Plane
A versatile, general purpose Shoulder Plane with nice heft and the best size to start with. This all-metal Shoulder Plane is based on the Record 073, which in turn was based on a Preston model.
The Bronze lever cap is higher for better grip and closer to the blade bevel for better support. The mouth geometry allows for better chip clearance, while the adjustable mouth and locking screws are large...
Lie Nielsen No.66 Iron Beading Plane
This Beading Tool can quickly produce a wide range of decorative profiles without the fuss and fiddle of setting up an electric router.
Derived from an early, generously proportioned Stanley No. 66, it has a Ductile Iron body and Bronze blade clamp. Two Bronze fences are included, one for curved work and one for straight work, and can be adjusted along the slot across the bottom of the tool.
The...
Lie-Nielsen Tongue & Groove Plane - 3/4"
The Lie-Nielsen Tongue & Groove plane cuts a groove with one side of the cutter exposed. Swing the fence to expose both sides to cut the tongue. The slot in the one-piece blade registers on the milled body casting, to ensure squareness and equal depth of cut on both sides. Since this is a heavy stock removal tool no depth adjuster is needed.
Comes with a 3/16'' (4.8mm) thick A2 steel...
Lie-Nielsen 10 1/4 Rebate Bench Plane
Also known as a Carriage Maker’s or Jack Rebate Plane, this is the largest rabbet plane made. Based on the Stanley 10¼, which went out of production in the mid-1940s, we modified the design to fit the Bedrock format. Adjustable side nickers make clean, cross-grain cuts. Both handle and knob can tilt left or right to give better access and control in tight corners.
12-3/4" long.
Blade...
Lie-Nielsen Chisel Plane
The Lie-Nielsen Chisel Plane is the perfect little tool (6½" x 1¾") for removing glue and trimming dowel plugs. It is very useful for working into corners and to the ends of rebates.
The heavy 3/16" thick blade is set at 12 degrees. You adjust the depth of the cut by a nicely machined knurled knob. American cherry handle.
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Lie-Nielsen Scrub Plane
This plane is based on the Stanley 40 1/2 and is designed to remove large quantities of wood quickly e.g taking rough-sawn boards down to size, before finishing with a Jack Plane and a Smoothing Plane.
It is also useful practical for shaping irregular objects or creating an interesting finished surface.
The Lie Nielsen Scrub Plane has a cast Iron body, 10¼" long. The blade is massive...
Lie-Nielsen No.40B Butt Mortice Plane
The Butt Mortice is a simple to use plane that produces precise mortices of uniform depths with sharp, square corners.
The body is cast iron with a bronze blade cap, and the handles are polished cherry. The sole has a long slot that gives a clear view of your work and allows for quick removal of shavings. The plane measures 9 3/4" x 1", with a 3/4" wide blade.
Lie-Nielsen No.95 Edge Trimming Block Plane (Right Hand)
The Lie-Nielsen Edge Trimming plane is based on Stanley's No.95 plane, but you get the added choice of either right or left handed versions.
It has a fixed fence that holds the iron at a 90 degree angle against the edge of a board. For boards up to about ¾" wide, this tool is a very convenient way to get square edges. Precision machined from a manganese bronze casting.
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Lie-Nielsen Tongue & Groove Plane - 1/2''
The Lie-Nielsen Tongue & Groove Plane (1/2") cuts a groove with one side of the cutter exposed. Swing the fence to expose both sides to cut the tongue. The slot in the one-piece blade registers on the milled body casting, to ensure squareness and equal depth of cut on both sides. Since this is a heavy stock removal tool no depth adjuster is needed.
Made to centre on 1/2" stock, tongue...
Lie-Nielsen No. 212 Small Iron Scraping Plane
Please note that this is the iron version, the bronze version is temporarily unavailable.
Scraping Planes are used for finishing woods that do not yield well to the hand plane. A scraping plane is more comfortable to use than a hand scraper, and a plane body helps you keep the surface you are scraping flat.
They can be tricky to master, however. To make it easier, Lie-Nielsen do not recommend...
Lie-Nielsen No.51 Shooting Board Plane - Right Hand
The Lie-Nielsen Shooting Board Plane is a single purpose plane is designed to trim mitres and other end grain cuts on a shooting board. Stanley first made its version in 1909 along with a metal shooting board. Lie-Nielsen had many requests for this tool over the years, so we are pleased they redesigned the Stanley version.
The Lie-Nielsen version utilises a standard 60mm (2.3/8") bench plane...
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FAQ
Where are Lie-Nielsen planes made?
Lie-Nielsen planes are made in Maine, USA, and have been since Thomas Lie-Nielsen produced the #95 plane in his back-yard in 1981.
In 1988, as the Lie-Nielsen company grew, production was relocated to a building in Warren, Maine.