Japanese planes are commonly called "pull planes" because they cut on the pull stroke. They don't require as much strength to use, making them a good choice for occasional plane users. These Miki planes feature powder metallurgy high-speed steel, which holds its edge better than Aogami paper steel. This makes a Miki plane well-suited for planing hardwood and wood composites. These beautiful planes are sharpened at the factory and are ready to be used out of the box.
Z-Saw Japanese Miki Planes Details:
Cut on the pull stroke, requiring less strength to use
Irons are made of durable powder metallurgy high-speed steel, for excellent edge retention
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