Big Horn 19318 Lama di ricambio per taglierina larga 2 pollici per Jack Plane n. 4 e 19316

Brand:BIG HORN

2.5/5

€
38.50

Lama di ricambio per pialla jack n. 4 e 19316. Attenzione: i ferri della pialla sono estremamente affilati. Fare attenzione quando li si sostituisce in aereo. 2" di larghezza x 7-3/8" di lunghezza. Preaffilato

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EAN: 0766565193181

Categories: Strumenti e miglioramento della casa, Utensili elettrici e manuali, Utensili manuali, Pialle manuali e accessori,

Brand	BIG HORN
Included Components	2" Wide Cutter Blade for Jack Plane No. 4
Item Dimensions LxWxH	1 x 1 x 1 inches
Item Weight	0.3 Pounds
Style	Modern

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Scritto da: Kelliar

Not Flat

You'd expect an expensive piece of metal like this to be both flat, sharp, and symmetrical. It was at best one of these. It's just made very sloppily. The center hole is not centered, and the whole thing rocks when placed on a flat surface. OK for the intended purpose, perhaps, but not very good if you want to use this for a flat bottomed plane unless you want to do a lot of grinding and sanding.

Scritto da: Cassandra B

Poor quality control

My expectations weren't all that high for the price point, but I did expect the blade to be square. Both blades were a 16th of an inch out of square making them completely unusable until I have the edge reground. Save your money and buy a better quality blade.

Scritto da: Lee

Just Right

Works grate .

Scritto da: Marcelo Leal

Pésimo producto y pésimo servicio de Amazon

Pésimo producto pierde el filo rápidamente, lo noté cuando lo afilé ya que el filo que traía (de fábrica) no cortaba ni la mantequilla caliente, lo puse en el esmeril y su afilado fue rápido por lo blando del acero después lo puse en el cepillo y duró la nada misma. No recomiendo el producto. Aparte Amazon no cumplió con la fecha de entrega tuve que reclamar por que el articulo no venía en el paquete, me lo enviaron y el producto ya no me servía para el trabajo que estaba destinado, en fin perdí el trabajo y el cliente por culpa de Amazon.

Scritto da: Kroban

Not Totally Useless

I bought this to use as a a kind of straight edge and support for a thin diamond sharpening stone. It turns out I don't need it for that. That being the case I was going to use it as surface planer. Wrong. This thing has a severe curve in it. I'll try to find a use for it other than it's intended purpose. I didn't expect it to be high quality like my Lie-Nielson irons but this thing is garbage. Most often you do get what you pay for.

Scritto da: Steve

Look elsewhere.

Absolutely awful. I didn't expect it to be sharp "out of the box", but I also didn't expect the need to spend over an hour flattening the back before I could even begin to sharpen it. This, combined with the fact that the edges were sharper than the bevel, and needed to be smoothed before flattening the back, else I would have cut my hands to bloody ribbons just getting it to serviceable condition. As far as the steel quality, I'd guess hardened high carbon, nothing special, and eventually it took a shaving sharp edge. For that, it gets a lone star. Unless you have the patience, tools, and ability to get it to the point that it can do work, look elsewhere.

Scritto da: C & C

Needs some finishing work - this should be expected

This blade is a 3rd of the price of something like a Veritas and it should be expected that some of the finishing work will need to be done by you, this is a large part of why this blade is less expensive. Don't fool yourself thinking that you can get something with a perfect flat cutting side out of the box for this price, that kind of finishing work is expensive, but thankfully easy to do yourself and you only have to do it once. I finished mine using sandpaper on a flat piece of MDF, grinding the flat back (cutting face) properly flat along the blade end then flipped it over and finished the beveled side using a jig. 60 to 120 grit. I then followed the same process to polish it up using wet-sandpaper glued to flat MDF 400 to 1500 grit in stages. I then sharpened and stropped the blade and installed it into my old Millers Falls 814 (#5 jack plane) and it shaves through wood like it was butter. The whole process took about an hour and aside from regular sharping will never have to be done again unless the cutting edge gets damaged which is true of any plane iron. It did take a lot of grinding down with the sandpaper to get it flat on the cutting side and I did notice some minor pitting at the corners but those got ground away while getting it flat and ended up being of no consequence. The bevel is pre-ground slightly out of square but that too is of little consequence as long as your final bevel that you grind on is square. All-in-all, I give this 4 out of 5 stars because it is a great value if you're willing to finish off the grinding yourself but it is quite rough out of the package.

Scritto da: Perry Murphy

Not very good

Very difficult to flatten the back of the iron. Rough machining on perimeter surfaces.

Scritto da: Keith Sisson

This shouldn't have been up for sale.

Sadly the blade back is ground off at both corners. This has ruined the blade, doesn't cut at the corners about 1/4 inch. I'm not impressed with them even putting this up for sale.

Scritto da: Lorraine L.

saftey

It could have been honed sharper.