Stanley 220 Block Plane Sharpening System Versatile enough for both felling

Versatile enough for both felling and limbing tasks

Serves as a valuable historical reference in the evolution of timber framing literature

flexible blade makes it ideal for carving thin and even slices of raw or smoked salmon and ham

The blade features a replaceable lower sickle for small branches and undercutting bark

The jig fits wood chisels and plane irons up to 77 mm (3") width

Stanley 220 Block Plane Sharpening System Versatile enough for both fellingThe Stanley 220 model block plane is a simple, elegant tool at an excellent price. With fixed mouth, there are fewer moving parts to worry about. The controls on the blade are excellent. The block plane is an exceedingly handy little tool that makes up for many small imperfections that appear when working with wood. The "standard" angle of 20 is low enough to cut across endgrain in green wood. For dry, hard wood endgrain, you may need a "low angle"