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Smoothing Plane

	Yamaguchi's Smoothing Plane (Amano Hitotsume)	Details
	It gives us great pleasure to introduce our newest plane maker from Miki City, Japan. After a long search with the help of our toolmaker friends, we were introduced to Fusaichi Yamaguchi, Fusaichi belongs to a family of plane makers who started their trade over 120 years ago.

	Genju Funahiro Plane	Details
	Once you try this plane, you will find that it is the one that you have been looking for!

	Yokosaka's Smoothing Plane	Details
	The main blade of super blue steel has a hammered finish. The dai is made from Japanese white oak. It comes in a paulownia box with Japanese calligraphy on the top (except for 48,42,36,30mm).

	Tsuneburo's Smoothing Plane	Details
	This exclusive plane of white steel #1 by Tsunasaburo . The beautiful hammered finish laminated blade is set at 41 degrees into a Japanese white oak block. The plane comes in a Japanese KIRI wood box.

	Ten Gyousei Smoothing Plane	Details
	Toriyama Gyosei, maker of planes available from Building for Health, in the past, has retired. His distributor now supplies similar planes from another source, and has named this line Ten Gyosei.

	Ishihisa Smoothing Plane	Details
	Ishihisa plane. White steel #2 forged-welded to wrought iron. A good quality Japanese plane for first-time Japanese plane user - it's easy to sharpen and holds its edge a long time. 9 blade widths available.

	Funahiro Godaisan Smoothing Plane	Details
	This blade lasts a very long time, and proper sharpening can produce a super razor-sharp edge.

	Yamaguchi's Smoothing Plane (Tsurugi No Mai)	Details
	70 mm

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