Rob Cosman's Plane AdjuSTAR: WoodRiver & Luban Version

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Rob Cosman's Plane AdjuSTAR: WoodRiver & Luban Version

Name: Rob Cosman's Plane AdjuSTAR: WoodRiver & Luban Version
Brand: RC Woodworking Hand Tools, Inc
SKU: RCPA-009
Price: 45.0 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.9 (313 reviews)

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Do you find that using your plane's adjusting knob is a bit difficult? Well we did and decided to fix that by creating our Plane AdjuSTAR 2.0 adjusting knob to replace the original adjusting knob on most WoodRiver & Luban bench planes.

Our Plane AdjuSTAR 2.0 is larger and much easier to use than the original adjusting knob allowing you to make adjustments to your blade depth setting easily. Our design makes it easier for you to reach and turn the adjuster with your fingers and easier for you to reach the frog adjustment screw with a screwdriver. We know you will love our Plane AdjuSTAR 2.0.

DETAILS:

Made of forged brass.

Designed to fit WoodRiver and Luban brand bench planes numbers 5, 5-1/2, 6, 7, and 8. Requires removal of handle to install (see installation video).

WIll Not Fit the WoodRiver or Luban bench planes number 1, 3, 4, 4-1/2 and 62.

Diameter: 1-7/8 inch outside diameter.

Great Upgrade

The star adjuster is a great plane upgrade, perhaps the best. It makes fine tuning blade protrusion easy!

all it claims to be!

Nice, Very Nice!

I got this and the replacement hex screws for the WR 5 1/2. I didn't use all of the screws, the slotted screw for the chip breaker. I carry a short slotted screwdriver in my apron, finding a hex key seemed like too much work, especially in my shop! Moving the throat is not done that often. The adjustar is so much easier than a knob. Do it! I feel you will not regret replacing the knob, or the screws.

Australian delivery

Love it, easy to install, easy to use. Delivery to Australia within 2 weeks, great service. Keep up the great work folks, big fan Rob.

Awesome!

Did not expect that I would be impressed by such a minor addition to a plane. It really has made a large improvement, just wish it had been around 50 yrs ago when I first started using hand planes .

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