Rebate and Fillister Plane Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in India
Product Code : EL-MWLE-9296
Jlab Export is a leading Rebate and Fillister Plane Manufacturer,and suppliers in India
A rebate and fillister plane cuts a rebate. This is the stepped recess along the edge of a board where a panel, a sheet of glass or a cabinet back sits. Its fence sets how far the cut reaches in from the edge, and its depth stop sets how deep it goes. This plane is 200 mm long and has a 12 mm cutting width.
Specifications
| Length | 200 mm |
| Cutting width | 12 mm |
| Work | Rebates along the edge of a board |
| Minimum order quantity | 10 units |
| Dispatch time | Usually 4–6 working days |
| Manufacturer | JLab (Jain Laboratory Instruments Pvt Ltd), Ambala, India |
Workshop Practice: Cutting Rebates
In a carpentry shop or ITI woodwork class, students first plane a board straight and square with a Fore Plane. Then they mark the width and depth of the rebate. They clamp the board to a Work Bench, set the fence to the width line and the stop to the depth line. They plane until the stop rides on the wood.
Typical jobs are a rebate for the back panel of a small cabinet and a rebate in a picture frame to take the glass. Students then trim the inside corner and any small step in the rebate with a Shoulder Plane, whose blade runs the full width of its sole.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between a rebate plane and a fillister plane?
A plain rebate plane has no fence, so the cut follows a batten or a marked line. A fillister has a fence that runs against the edge of the board and sets the width of the rebate. The combined rebate and fillister plane adds a depth stop as well.
How wide a rebate can this plane cut?
It cuts up to 12 mm wide at one setting. The fence sets a narrower rebate, measured in from the edge of the board. The depth stop decides how deep the plane can cut.
How do I stop the plane wandering off the line?
Keep steady side pressure on the fence so it stays tight against the edge of the board. Start at the far end with short strokes, then step back a little with each stroke until the plane runs the full length.
Can it cut a rebate across the grain?
Yes, with care. Across the grain the fibres tear unless they are cut first, so score the shoulder line deeply with a knife held against a square. Work in from both edges toward the middle so the far corner does not split off.
How is the blade kept sharp?
Hone the blade on an oil stone with a few drops of light oil, keeping the bevel flat on the stone. Remove the wire edge from the back, then refit the blade so its corner lines up with the side of the plane body.
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Last updated: 5 November 2026
