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SKU: 101-646BL

Hoja de repuesto de Infinity Tools para cepillo de ranurar oblicuo, 24 mm

Precio normal $29.90

¡Boca ajustable y hoja inclinada para cortes limpios!

El cepillo de rebaje oblicuo se puede utilizar para cepillar ranuras, medias ranuras, umbrales o rebajes en marcos de puertas y ventanas. Fabricado con madera de haya europea y una suela de carpe de larga duración, este cepillo está listo para toda la vida.

Hoja de repuesto de 21 mm (0,8") para cepillo de ranuras oblicuas 101-646. Templada y revenida a 58 HRC.

La hoja de 24 mm de ancho (0,9") se inserta cerca del centro del cuerpo, el ángulo de la bancada es de 45° y cubre todo el ancho del cepillo. El filo de la hoja está fijado con precisión, lo que permite cortar el material gradualmente en lugar de ocupar todo el ancho de la hoja. Esto implica menos esfuerzo y cortes más limpios. La hoja está inclinada a 25° para cortar la veta con facilidad. Es posible que sea necesario aplanar el lomo y afilar la hoja antes de usarla.

El cepillo de ranurado sesgado está equipado con una suela ajustable para fijar la apertura de la boca.

Este cepillo de estilo tradicional utiliza una cuña para fijar la hoja. La proyección, el ángulo y la firmeza de la cuña se ajustan con ligeros golpes con un mazo. Para retirar la cuña y afilarla, simplemente golpee la parte trasera del cepillo con un mazo mientras fija la hoja con la otra mano. Recomendamos nuestro mazo de latón con punta de Delrin 101-757 o 101-758.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which plane does this blade fit?

This is a replacement blade for the 101-646 Skew Rabbet Plane. It is sized to cover the entire width of that plane's body.

How wide is the blade?

The blade is 24mm wide (0.9") and is inserted near the center of the plane body at a 45 degree bed angle.

How hard is the blade steel?

The blade is hardened and tempered to 58HRC, giving it a durable, long-wearing cutting edge that holds up to repeated use.

Why is the blade skewed?

The blade is skewed at a 25 degree angle so it slices through end grain with ease. The skew lets the edge shear the fibers gradually for a cleaner cut and less effort.

Does the blade need preparation before use?

Yes. The blade may require initial flattening of the back and honing before use. A set of sharpening supplies will get it ready for clean work.

What can the skew rabbet plane cut?

The Skew Rabbet Plane can be used for planing slots, half-slots, sills, or rabbets on doors and window frames, making it a versatile joinery plane.

How do I remove the blade for sharpening?

Because this traditional-style plane uses a wedge to secure the blade, you tap the back of the plane body with a mallet while securing the blade with your opposite hand to release it.

What mallet is recommended for adjusting the plane?

We recommend a Delrin-tipped brass mallet, such as the 101-757 or 101-758, for the light taps used to set blade projection, angle, and wedge tightness. Browse our hand tools for options.

What is the bed angle of the blade?

The blade sits at a 45 degree bed angle and is precisely fixed so it cuts gradually instead of engaging the full width of the blade at once, reducing effort.

Where can I find more hand planes?

You can explore our full range of hand planes & spokeshaves, including additional hand planes for joinery and smoothing.