Rob Cosman's Plane AdjuSTAR 2.0- Lie-Nielsen Version

Name: Rob Cosman's Plane AdjuSTAR 2.0- Lie-Nielsen Version
Brand: RC Woodworking Hand Tools, Inc
SKU: RCPA-008
Price: 45.0 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.76 (116 reviews)

$45.00 - $45.00

$45.00

$45.00 - $45.00

$45.00

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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 Lie Nielsen 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 star 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 the Lie Nielsen 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 Lie Nielsen bench planes 1, 2, 3, 4, 4-1/2, 5-1/4, 10-1/4, 62, 164, 51 or other LN planes.

Diameter: 1-7/8 inch outside diameter.

Adjustar

Great improvement, fits perfectly. Easy swap.

Ln 5-1/2

Excelent product, very useful, thank You Rob .Purchased for a LN 5-1/2 plane. Works great, true one-finger operation.Hope you can make one for small block plane also

Great upgrade

This is what my Lie-Nielsen No. 5 jack plane should have come with but thanks to Rob Cosman I the perfect upgrade for my plane. Now if only Rob would make the same thing for my Veritas low angle jack plane I'll be the first to buy one. Don't hesitate to get this, it does make a difference. I did get the regular size, not the mini and there is plenty of room to operate it.

Did not fit my lie nielsen no7 jointer, was able to use on my no4 with a 55 degree frog, probably won’t work with the 45 degree frog

Game Changer

Simple solution to annoying problem. Rob has clearly thought this through.

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