Planes
Experience and precision in wood processing define our high quality planes. Designed for professionals, these planes offer impeccable performance in sanding and finishing wood. Choose excellence for your carpentry projects with our precision planes.
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Surface and thickness planer with spiral shaft
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Wood planes: use and maintenance
The wood planers I am essential tools for woodworking. They are designed to smooth and finish wood surfaces, ensuring a smooth, even finish. These tools feature sharp blades that remove thin layers of wood with precision and accuracy. There planer it is a precious ally for obtaining professional results in woodworking.
- They are designed to smooth and finish wood surfaces
- They guarantee a smooth and uniform finish
- Equipped with sharp blades that remove thin layers of wood with precision and accuracy
Types of wood planes
The manual planers and the electric planers are the two main types of wood planers available on the market. Hand planers require manual use for planing, while electric planers come with a motor to make the process easier. Both types offer unique advantages and suit different woodworking needs. For a detailed overview, see the summary table below.
Type of planer | Description |
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Planes | Essential tools for smoothing and finishing wooden surfaces. |
Surface planer with spiral shaft | Optimized for high precision finishing, ideal for craftsmanship and precision work. |
Thickness planer with spiral shaft | Combines surface and thickness planing functions for versatile woodworking. |
Thickness planer | To uniform the thickness of wood on large surfaces with efficiency and precision. |
Spiral shaft thickness planer | Ideal for surfaces that require particularly smooth and uniform finishes. |
Wire planers | Perfect for smoothing edges and preparing the wood for further processing or finishing. |
Thickness planers | Versatile machines that allow you to perform both flush and thickness planing with a single tool. |
Hand planes | Traditional tools for manual finishing work, where detailed control is required. |
Furthermore, it is important to consider the type of wood and the specific project before choosing the most suitable plane. Our experience has shown us that the combination of both types can be advantageous in different woodworking contexts. Remember, choosing the right type of plane can make a difference in the final outcome of your project. We at Krollit we are here to help you make the best choice for your woodworking needs.
A good plane transforms raw wood into a valuable artefact. The choice of a suitable plane, together with the correct technique, significantly influences the final quality of the machined product. For this, we offer a large selection of accessories for planers which further enhance the versatility of these indispensable tools.
Safe use of the wood planer
Protections and safety
When it comes to protections and safety When using the wood planer, our priority is to guarantee maximum safety for all operators. We are committed to providing the information and guidelines necessary to avoid accidents and ensure a safe working environment.
- Always use safety glasses and ear protection when using the wood planer.
- Keep hands and fingers away from moving blades to avoid serious injury.
- Make sure the planer is well secured and stable before starting any operation.
Always remember to exercise caution and follow instructions carefully to ensure a safe and accident-free working experience.
Correct posture and movements
Let's start by talking about the importance of one correct posture and gods adequate movements when using the wood planer. Correct posture not only prevents injuries, but also improves the precision and effectiveness of work. Smooth and controlled movements are essential to obtain optimal results and to avoid errors.
Always remember to maintain a relaxed posture and perform regular and uniform movements along the surface of the wood. These measures not only make work more pleasant, but also help maintain health and safety.
Working techniques with the wood planer
Planing of flat surfaces
The flat surfaces They require precision and care in planing. We use the planer with regular and constant movements. Let's make sure we keep the sharp blades to obtain optimal results. An adequate one lighting it is essential to identify any imperfections. Let's remember to keep one correct posture to avoid fatigue and injuries. Finally, the cleaning of the flat surface is essential to guarantee the quality of the work.
- Use regular and constant movements
- Keep blades sharp
- Ensure good lighting
- Maintain correct posture
- Clean the flat surface thoroughly
Edge planing
The wood planers They are essential tools for woodworking. Edge planing is a fundamental operation to obtain smooth and precise surfaces. We use the planer with care and precision to ensure optimal results. Correct inclination and pressure are crucial to avoid chipping and irregularities. Let's make sure we maintain the blades sharp for effective planing. Regular cleaning of the planer and lubrication of moving parts are essential for its durability and optimal performance. Remember to store the planer in a dry place protected from humidity to avoid rust formation. If we have any doubts about maintenance, we consult the manufacturer's manual or ask an expert in the sector for advice.
Planing of profiles and grooves
When processing profiles and grooves, it is essential to use the planer precisely and carefully. Curved and irregular surfaces require particular care and precision to obtain optimal results. The correct angle and uniform pressure are crucial to avoid defects and imperfections. Concentration and patience are our allies in this phase of processing.
- Keeping your plane sharp and well lubricated is essential for effective, effortless planing.
- Check the condition of the blades regularly and replace or sharpen them when necessary.
- Store the planer in a dry and rust-protected environment to ensure its durability over time.
Tip: Before starting planing, make sure that the planer is well adjusted and that the blades are in optimal condition to avoid damage to the wood and make work easier.
Always remember to work safely and protect your hands and eyes when using the planer. Our passion for wood is reflected in the care and attention we dedicate to every detail of the workmanship.
Maintenance and conservation of wood planes
Cleaning and lubrication
The wood planers require proper maintenance to ensure optimal performance. Cleaning and lubrication are essential to preserve the quality of the tools and ensure precise and safe work.
- Use a dry cloth to remove wood residue and dust from the plane.
- To apply lubricating oil to metal parts to prevent rust and ensure smooth operation.
- Check the condition of the blades regularly and replace them when necessary to avoid damage to the wood and ensure uniform planing.
Tip: Keeping your plane clean and well lubricated will prolong the life of your tools and ensure quality results. Careful maintenance is essential to getting the most out of your wood planes.
Sharpening the blades
The blades Wooden planes require proper maintenance to ensure optimal performance and safety during use. There sharpening adjusting the blades is essential to obtain precise results and reduce the risk of accidents. Furthermore, thesharpening extends the life of blades, reducing the need for replacement and saving long-term costs. Here are some key points to keep in mind for proper sharpening of the blades:
- Use tools sharpening of high quality to ensure precision and safety.
- Carefully follow the manufacturer's instructions forsharpening correct blades.
- Regularly check the condition of the blades e sharpen them as soon as you notice any signs of dullness or loss of edge.
Remember that one sharpening Adjusting the blades not only improves the performance of the planer, but also contributes to your safety and long-term savings. Take care of your blades and you will get better results more safely and efficiently.
Storage of tools
The wood planers they are precious tools and require correct maintenance to ensure their durability and effectiveness over time. Here are some useful tips for conservation of tools:
- Keep blades clean and dry after use to prevent rust and wood chip buildup.
- Regularly apply a thin layer of lubricating oil on metal parts to protect them from corrosion.
- Periodically check the condition of the blades and, if necessary, proceed with thesharpening to maintain cutting precision.
Tip: Use a soft, dry cloth to carefully clean the blades after each use, avoiding the use of aggressive solvents that could damage the metal.
Our selection of wood planes represents the perfect union between artisan tradition and technological innovation. Whether you are a hobbyist looking for a manual tool, like our hand planers, or a professional who needs the precision of surface planers and thickness planers, you will find what is right for you.
Give shape to your wooden projects with the certainty of having the best the market has to offer at your side.