What is hand planer parts?

• Blade: The sharp metal blade that cuts through the wood.

• Chip breaker: A small metal piece that sits directly in front of the blade to help break up the wood chips and prevent them from clogging the planer.

• Blade depth adjuster: A knob or lever that adjusts the depth at which the blade cuts into the wood.

• Handle: The part of the planer that the user holds onto when using the tool.

• Base: The flat surface that sits on top of the wood and provides stability and control while planing.

• Sole: The flat bottom of the planer that makes contact with the wood and helps to guide the blade.

• Knob or lever for blade adjustment: A control on the planer that adjusts the angle and position of the blade for different types of wood and cuts.

• Fence: A flat piece of metal or plastic that sits at a right angle to the blade and acts as a guide for making straight cuts.

• Dust port: A small opening on the side of the planer that allows sawdust and wood chips to be collected by a dust extraction system.