Shoulder Plane Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in India
Product Code : EL-MWLE-9315
Jlab Export is a leading Shoulder Plane Manufacturer,and suppliers in India
A shoulder plane trims the end grain shoulders of tenons and cleans up the walls and floors of rebates. Its blade runs the full width of the sole, so it cuts right into the corner. This Stanley plane is 5 1/2 in long and 3/4 in wide, weighs 485 g and converts to a chisel plane. JLab supplies it to carpentry and joinery workshops.
Specifications
| Brand | Stanley |
| Length | 5 1/2 in |
| Width | 3/4 in |
| Weight | 485 g |
| Conversion | Converts to a chisel plane |
| Minimum order quantity | 10 units |
| Dispatch time | Usually 4–6 working days |
| Supplied by | JLab (Jain Laboratory Instruments Pvt Ltd), Ambala, India |
Joint Fitting Exercises for Students
Carpentry students meet the shoulder plane when they fit their first mortise and tenon. After sawing the tenon, they pare each shoulder back to the knife line. The sole rides on the shoulder while the side of the plane runs along the cheek. The full-width blade trims into the corner without leaving a step. The joint is then tried in a mortise cut with Mortise Chisels.
A second exercise is cleaning up a rebate cut with the Rebate and Fillister Plane, taking fine shavings off the floor and wall until both are square. Converted to a chisel plane, the tool works right up to a stopped end, where a plane with a nose in front of the blade cannot reach.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does a shoulder plane differ from a rebate plane?
A shoulder plane is made for fine trimming, mostly across the end grain of tenon shoulders and in existing rebates. A rebate and fillister plane cuts the rebate in the first place, with a fence and a depth stop to guide it along the board.
How should the blade be set?
Set the blade so its edge stands level with, or a hair beyond, both sides of the plane body. If it sits inside one side, the plane leaves a small step in the corner. Take very fine shavings, since end grain resists a heavy cut.
What does converting it to a chisel plane do?
As a chisel plane, the blade sits at the very front of the tool. It can then trim right up to an inside corner or a stopped end. Typical jobs are dried glue in the corner of a box and the end of a stopped rebate.
How do I plane end grain without splitting the far edge?
Plane from each edge toward the middle, or clamp a scrap block against the far edge so its fibres are supported. A sharp blade set for a fine cut also slices the fibres cleanly instead of pushing them out.
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Last updated: 5 November 2026
