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STANLEY Hand Planer, No.4, Adjustable, 2-Inch Cutter (12-404)

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  • The hand planer for woodworking has a cast-iron base with precision-ground sides and bottom
  • The wood plane has an epoxy coating for durability and long life
  • The bench plane comes with a hardened, tempered steel cutter edge for durability
  • Cutter manually adjusts for precise control of depth and alignment
  • Quick-release cam-lock for easy removal of iron
  • High-impact polymer handles and knobs are contoured and polished for comfortable hold
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The No. 4 adjustable bench woodworking planer is precise and durable. Its high-impact polymer handles and knobs are contoured and polished for comfort and control. With case-iron base, epoxy coating, hardened, tempered steel cutter edge, quick release cam-lock and a cutter that manually adjusts, this wood planer hand tool was built to deliver clean, precise cuts and to last for several generations.

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The Stanley No. 4 Adjustable Bench Plane with a 2-inch Cutter has a gray, cast-iron base with precision-ground sides and a bottom that's machined to be smooth and true. Created to work efficiently and easily with your bench-top projects, this plane has all the extra features you need to trim and fine-tune your work piece.



Versatile, durable, and designed to accomplish tasks efficiently.

Works efficiently and easily with your bench-top projects. View larger. The plane features hardened, tempered-steel construction for precision-ground cutter edge durability that lasts long and true, through years of use. The cutter adjusts easily for depth and alignment, so you always have precise control over the piece at hand -- no matter how hard or uneven the material may be. Its quick-release cam lock makes iron removal easy, and the high-impact polymer handles and knobs are contoured and polished to give you a great grip that permits true accuracy and long use without fatigue.

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4.2 out of 5 stars
4.2 out of 5
948 global ratings

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Customers like the quality, value, and performance of the planer. For example, they mention it works well for the price, it's a perfectly functional little plane, and that the blade works great without honing. That said, some complain about the adjustability, saying it'll take a little bit of tuning. Opinions are mixed on ease of use and sharpness.

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119 customers mention86 positive33 negative

Customers like the quality of the planer. They mention that it has good fine adjustments, a decent blade, and can pull very thin wood. Some say that it's a very solid bench plane and that the A2 blade is quite durable. Overall, most are satisfied with the quality and functionality of the product.

"...This one has good fine adjustments, a decent blade, and can pull very thin layers of the top of the wood...." Read more

"...I have updated my rating to a 4. It is serviceable and for $19 it is better than the $15 HF Windsor Design No.33 which is a shorter length clone...." Read more

"...DurabilityOn arrival the plane seems very solid. But on closer inspection, you will find that the handles are a very light plastic...." Read more

"...First, the casting quality is utter rubbish. There is no frog at all, the body of the plane is cast in 1 piece, and the iron has no cap iron...." Read more

89 customers mention75 positive14 negative

Customers appreciate the value of the hardware planer. They say it works well for the price, has nice quality, and is very cheap.

"...resources as a necessity, so I figured I'd give it a try - the price was fair. Boy I am glad I did!..." Read more

"This bench plane is GREAT for the price...." Read more

"...It will never be a fantastic plane , but it works well for the price once trued. The iron seems to be a softer metal...." Read more

"...The price is nice but that is about it." Read more

75 customers mention60 positive15 negative

Customers like the performance of the planer. They say it works well, is perfectly functional, and has few features. Some customers mention that the blade was perfect and worked great without honing. Overall, most are satisfied with the performance and functionality of the product.

"...However, it does plane much better. To get it completely flat will probably take another 45 minutes. I doubt if I will take the time...." Read more

"...Works right out of the box* Adjusting will make it work even betterCons:* Handle is too small for my sasquatch hands...." Read more

"...This time, the results were much better. I'm able to get nice clean shaving and have used this to flatten several boards...." Read more

"...It performs admirably and does what I tell it to. It also feels very solid in the hand for a modern Stanley...." Read more

81 customers mention38 positive43 negative

Customers are mixed about the ease of use of the planer. Some mention that it's easy to use once you get the general sense of it, and simple. They also say it handles easily, and is a good tool to have on hand. However, others say that it is tedious, confusing, and difficult to work around.

"...It is going to take some time to make it serviceable. It does make shavings. It is, however, a better starting point than the lookalike HF No...." Read more

"...It's such an easily controlled precision instrument. Using it is easy once you get the general sense of it, and it has a zen-like quality to use..." Read more

"...The instructions for the plane are abysmal. Do you run the plane straight ahead or at a slight bias? How much is a "hair" of blade?..." Read more

"This planer arrived fast. Perfect condition. And easy directions if this is your first planer. It's a great tool." Read more

55 customers mention32 positive23 negative

Customers are mixed about the sharpness of the planer. Some mention that the blade was sharp and did the trick, while others say that it was not sharp out of the box, had to be sharpened, and was very rough.

"...It took a bit of work to true it up. The iron sharpened fine from factory grind, we'll see how well it holds an edge...." Read more

"...The plane I received had a concave sole and a very rough blade. Out of the box it was really quite horrible...." Read more

"...That said, I was able get this hand plane tuned and cutting smooth...." Read more

"...Then use it as a christmas ornament.The blade was easy to sharpen but the coating was very hard to get off...." Read more

73 customers mention15 positive58 negative

Customers find the adjustability of the planer to be annoying, hard to make small adjustments, and difficult for someone new. They also mention that the 2 knob adjustment is a massive annoyance, the handles are far too small, and that it takes a little bit of tuning. Some say that the adjustment screws are too easily pushed out of alignment.

"...Instead of a frog and single adjustment screw, it has this cheap feeling screw adjustment for each side of the blade, set in a notch...." Read more

"...-InexpensiveCons:- No Chipbreaker- Combined Knife Level and Depth Controls- Knife Controls Poorly Located-..." Read more

"...chip breaker, but that is already unimportant, since it's really so hard to tune, you wouldn't even need one. You think this comment is so mean?..." Read more

"...This one has good fine adjustments, a decent blade, and can pull very thin layers of the top of the wood...." Read more

20 customers mention5 positive15 negative

Customers are dissatisfied with the flatness of the planer. They mention that the sole is not flat, the plane base is not even, and the whole sole plate is uneven. Some say that the shoe still needs flattening and smoothing.

"...The sole is warped or cupped and the finish is extremely rough. We are talking worn 80 grit sandpaper. Yikes! Heck with hand sanding...." Read more

"...The sole wasn't warped, but it was far from flat. It took a bit of work to true it up...." Read more

"...The sole was actually pretty flat out of the box (same for the iron, surprisingly), although I flattened both...." Read more

"...In my case, the bottom is horribly concaved front to back, and not level side to side, and this isn't evident until you've put in hours of work...." Read more

15 customers mention3 positive12 negative

Customers are dissatisfied with the size of the planer. They mention that the handles are too small, the thumb adjusters are too little, and the controls are poorly located. The cutting iron is not a standard size, and it's a little smaller than expected. The plane is quite large and the adjustment screws are also way too small. Overall, some customers feel the product does not have the fit and finish they expected.

"...Adjusting will make it work even betterCons:* Handle is too small for my sasquatch hands...." Read more

"...Likewise, the cutting iron is not a standard size, it's a shortened version, I suppose to save a 1/10th of a cent per iron...." Read more

"...Knife Controls Poorly Located- Knife Controls too Small- Thin Blade..." Read more

"Sole was flat. Iron didn't require much work. The mouth is fairly large so this seemed ideal for a scrub plane...." Read more

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it's great bench plane and you'd be hard pressed to find ...
This plane is not for everyone. If you have sharpening tools and time, it's great bench plane and you'd be hard pressed to find a better one for the price. Just know, it's going to take time to flatten the sole and sharpen the blade. It took me about 6 hours to get the sole nearly flat and about 2 hours to get the blade flat and tune the bevel to a razor's edge. That's no small time investment and if I didn't have the time, I would have happily bought a $150 to $200 plane and 8 hours of hard work easily translates into that much money.That said, I was able get this hand plane tuned and cutting smooth. And - as of now - and it's cutting better than my untuned $110 Stanely Sweetheart Smoothing Bench plane. There's no doubt that I'll be able to get the Sweetheart running better with less time investment - and the craftsmanship and details are far nicer - but if money is the factor and time is not - and if you have the sharpening tools around - this bench plane is a super solid option.Now that I've sunken the initial investment to get it running well, I'll put in an hour here and there to continue flattening the sole and polishing the blade - it can only get better over time.Pictured are some shavings from the rough edge of some pine.Overall, I'm very happy with the plane. Part of that is that I wanted to take on the challenge of flattening and tuning an inexpensive hand plane. Another part is that I'm more connected with the tool now that I've put so much time into it. But the near glassy edge that I managed to get on the side of the piece of pine I was working with also tells me that I'm going to be happy with the projects that I build with it.
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Olivia S.
5.0 out of 5 stars My new favorite tool!
Reviewed in the United States on January 16, 2019
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As a new woodworker, I underestimated the usefulness of a bench plane - it just didn't seem as versatile as some of the other gadgets. Bench planes are listed in almost all the beginners' wood working resources as a necessity, so I figured I'd give it a try - the price was fair. Boy I am glad I did! It's such an easily controlled precision instrument. Using it is easy once you get the general sense of it, and it has a zen-like quality to use well. This one has good fine adjustments, a decent blade, and can pull very thin layers of the top of the wood. I'll probably also build up some good forearm muscles with the amount I am using it though, a bonus from a workout perspective I suppose!
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4.0 out of 5 stars Wow, rough shape out of the package but it does make shavings and can be made serviceable
Reviewed in the United States on March 10, 2017
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I just got it out of the package and I want you to know this plane is in rough shape. I will update this review as I do the "final machining" of this plane. The sole is warped or cupped and the finish is extremely rough. We are talking worn 80 grit sandpaper. Yikes! Heck with hand sanding. This will perhaps see the belt sander to smooth the sole first. The plane iron is rusty except for the bevel which is evenly ground but coarse. It is going to take some time to make it serviceable. It does make shavings. It is, however, a better starting point than the lookalike HF No. 33 plane.

Update on 3-14-17. After 6 days of power outage I took the time and flattened the blade and sharpened it to a mirror finish using a progression of grits from 600 to 1000 then leather stropped using a green compound. I can make shavings of .002" Sole still needs flattening and smoothing. Update will be posted.

Update on 3-16-17. Flattening the sole -- 45 minutes of sanding the sole on 80 grit paper affixed to a piece of flat marble and the sole is still not flat. However, it does plane much better. To get it completely flat will probably take another 45 minutes. I doubt if I will take the time. I have updated my rating to a 4. It is serviceable and for $19 it is better than the $15 HF Windsor Design No.33 which is a shorter length clone. Best of all the twin screw adjuster works much better than the HF clone because of better machining of the adjuster screw system.

Price variation on Amazon on this item is 20%. I paid $19.
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Brocktoon The Great
5.0 out of 5 stars Filled with Plane-y Goodness
Reviewed in the United States on July 11, 2015
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Many of the reviews here say you have to do a lot of work to make this plane functional. You have to grind the heal, machine the manifold, steam the iron with rhubarb, run the screws through the flux capacitor and send it through a trash compactor to get it to work. As My Cousin Vinny said, everything that guy just said is bullsh...

I have to say that mine worked great right out of the box. I didn't even sharpen the iron. However, I did sharpen it after about an hour of use and it again worked great, possibly slightly more so than new. Since this is a lower end, entry level plane, I think it may be shipped with a decently sharp blade, ie, not everybody has a nice Arkansas stone sitting around.

The instructions for the plane are abysmal. Do you run the plane straight ahead or at a slight bias? How much is a "hair" of blade? What is the "adjustable" part and what is the effect? None of these things are covered adequately.

The solution is simple - pull out the plane and practice on some sacrificial wood.

Pros:
* $15 at the moment for a very versatile, all around plane
* Works right out of the box
* Adjusting will make it work even better

Cons:
* Handle is too small for my sasquatch hands. Have to pretend you're a kid in the '70s playing cops and robbers and form a gun with your hand to handle the tote handle. No "criss-cross applesauce" up in this joint.
* No chipbreaker
* Horrible instructions

Who is this plane intended for? I needed to plane some boards for a specific reason - a butcher block. I could have bought a full on thickness planer, an electric planer, or a wood planer. I wasn't sure how much I'd use an electric job so another tool sitting idle sounded like a bad idea. This and possibly the larger jack plane are supposed to be the most versatile, all around planes, so I went for it. Now that I know I like planes, I can't wait to try out a nicer plane, maybe a block plane and a jack. Could this be my only plane? Probably. I am no New Yankee Workshop. But it has opened my eyes to what it can do. I've now generated about 4 small baskets of wood shavings and it was way easier than I ever imagined, and downright fun. It's much funner than stealing the remote from the wife or hiding the kid's cell phone so get one now.
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Raymond Kelly
5.0 out of 5 stars Jack plane
Reviewed in the United States on March 22, 2024
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Jarl Seamus
3.0 out of 5 stars Leonard Bailey rolled over in his grave.
Reviewed in the United States on July 18, 2018
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This plane was not at all what I was expecting. Stanley should be ashamed of having their name on this super cheap thing. First, the casting quality is utter rubbish. There is no frog at all, the body of the plane is cast in 1 piece, and the iron has no cap iron. The "lever iron" is a truncated version with no cam lock, and is held on via a single screw, which must be loosened in order to adjust the cutting iron. Further, this part is cast so raggedly, I doubt they did any cleanup after demolding short of a coat of paint. The edges are rough and the mold flashing prevents the iron from being removed over the screw head. Likewise, the cutting iron is not a standard size, it's a shortened version, I suppose to save a 1/10th of a cent per iron.
I can forgive the plastic grips, it's an inexpensive plane, and wood isn't needed, but they just "feel" cheap....
The sole wasn't warped, but it was far from flat. It took a bit of work to true it up. The iron sharpened fine from factory grind, we'll see how well it holds an edge. The cutting adjustment is the wonkiest part of the whole business. Instead of a frog and single adjustment screw, it has this cheap feeling screw adjustment for each side of the blade, set in a notch.
I'm going to get this as tuned as I can and will try to give it a fair shake. I'll update the review later.
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Cedar Row Woodworks
5.0 out of 5 stars Still making a great hand plane!
Reviewed in the United States on February 17, 2024
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I expected to have to do a lot of work on it when I got but it didn't need anymore flattening than my more expensive hand planes.
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Sergio Mar.
5.0 out of 5 stars Cepillo stanley calidad y precio excelente para trabajo industrial.
Reviewed in Mexico on October 2, 2018
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Trabajo la carpinteria y me di a la tarea de hacer crecer mis trabajos y estoy usando varias marcas de herramientas y compararlas en el trabajo y me sorprende los resulatados de esto. El cepillo que compre funciona a la excelencia aplicando mis conocimientos de afilado para el tipo de madera etc. etc. Me diverte y me gusta este trabajo. Algunas veces las herramientas caras trabajan igual. Esta es economica y excelente calidad.
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james slater
5.0 out of 5 stars Five Stars
Reviewed in Canada on July 18, 2018
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Works good, but you need to be knowledgeable in sharpening and adjusting. Plenty of videos out there
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Eduardo Ramirez Rueda
4.0 out of 5 stars Bueno
Reviewed in Mexico on March 2, 2019
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Buen producto, las manijas no son de madera. Lo demás bien.
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Mario
4.0 out of 5 stars Consider the Price relative to other Planes
Reviewed in Canada on November 12, 2018
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Dislike:
- Not a flat base out of the box
- Dull blade
- The rough plastic lines on the handles
- Annoying adjustment

Like:
- Price
- Decent considering the price
- Nice weight helps

Honestly, it's all about the price. The sole was not flat, the blade was dull, etc. But, in my experience it wasn't particularly hard to get it 'fixed'. Nor was the hard lining on the handles - just sanded it with some 120 grit. The sole I took some 60 grit on a piece of glass, spent around 15-20 minutes and got it flat 'enough'. Blade was not particularly hard to get 'fixed' either.

All in all, if you are willing to put in a bit of work and aren't pressed for time - while looking to save money, I recommend it. Especially for new wood-workers like me - which IMO, is who this plane is really meant for. Gives a good teaching to the basics of what planes should be in terms of the sole and blade (not that the manufacturer did this purposely for that intent).
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Carlos Zedillo
5.0 out of 5 stars Buen cepillo
Reviewed in Mexico on October 10, 2018
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Los materiales se sientes de muy buena calidad, como principiante tuve que asesorarme como ajustarlo y afilarlo, la opinión del maestro carpintero fue que era muy buena herramienta a muy buen precio.
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