🛠️ Master every cut with precision and style!
The Stanley SB4 Single Blade Plane 1-12-034 features a precision-machined fine grey iron base for stability, a chrome-carbon cutter with easy lateral and depth adjustments, and virtually unbreakable high-impact injection-moulded handles for comfort and durability. Compact and lightweight at 1.29 kg, this modern tool is engineered for professional-grade woodworking performance.
| Manufacturer | Stanley |
| Part Number | 1-12-034 |
| Product Dimensions | 6.81 x 25.7 x 14.61 cm; 1.29 kg |
| Item model number | 1-12-034 |
| Size | SB4 |
| Colour | Multi-colour |
| Style | Modern |
| Material | Iron |
| Power Source | AC |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Number of Pieces | 1 |
| Measurement System | Metric |
| Included Components | SB4 Single Blade Plane (2in) |
| Batteries included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
| Item Weight | 1.29 kg |
J**H
Stanley has always been a good name.
The last time I used a Stanley plane was over 50 years ago, when I did "Pattern Making" at school. I was surprised how in expensive it was to purchase, compared to what I expected. It maybe another 50 years until I use it again! But it was a good investment.
A**R
Decent for diy
Blade could do with being a bit sharper, can de done easilly enough on a wet stone.
P**W
Stanley Sb4
I was given a Stanley Sb4 by a friend, I flattened the sole sharpened the blade and put it to work, it's a nice little plane, lightweight and with a sharp blade and correctly adjusted it works a treat, as long as you know your grain direction and with any cutting tool used as intended, it will serve you well. Stanley make good stuff It's a household name if you have trouble using this tool check your technique.
N**Y
One Star
Found one of these in my old workshop... piece of junk
S**K
Junk
A friend of mine recently bought an SB4 in B & Q and showed it to me.I have never seen anything like it. It is NOT a plane. It is a plane-shaped object.I sharpened the blade and made it cut, but there is no proper support for the blade, so it chatters, horribly, at the slightest imperfection in the wood. Adjusting the blade is awkward and imprecise. It is truly junk and I amazed that any company would put its name to such a thing.B & Q should be ashamed to foist this rubbish onto the public. It is certainly not fit for purpose.
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