High angle frogs (HAF) have a 50 degree bedding angle which can improve results in highly figured woods. On the other hand, the higher angle does not improve performance on soft straight grained lumber and may require more effort to push the plane.
We recommend the 45 degree frog which is standard on Lie-Nielsen bench planes for most work.
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| Lie-Nielsen No.5-1/2 Bench Plane - Iron |
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Bench Planes with Kingshott, LN 50 Degree Frog (HAF)
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The Lie-Nielsen No.5-1/2 Bench Plane is as wide as the No. 7 but only 15 in. long. This unusual size Bench Plane has good weight (7 lbs.) and balance. Blade is .145 in. thick. Ductile Iron body only. - Body material: Ductile Iron
- Length overall: 15 in.
- Blade width: 2-3/8 in. with improved chipbreaker
- Blade material: .140 in. thick A-2 tool steel hardened to Rockwell 60-62
- Handle and knob: Cherry wood is standard - Cocobolo and Macassar Ebony upgrades available below. Macassar Ebony upgrade offered and warranted by Craftsman Studio (not a Lie-Nielsen Product
- Illustrated instructions included with each plane
- Guarantee: Materials and workmanship are guaranteed for the life of your tool
- Additional Info (PDF Format): Use and Care Instructions
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