Planer blades and plane irons

Planer blades - Plane irons serve the machining, finishing and shaping of wood surfaces in carpentry and woodworking. The product group includes two-handled scorps such as 4017000, the barrel-interior scraper 4018000, the curved-blade drawknife 4002250, the wide-blade drawknife 4003120, the flat hand scraper plane 3808000 and the curved-blade version 3809000.

The specialised cutting irons comprise the single rebate iron 2200030, the double rebate iron 2210030, slotted irons 2001060 and 2015048, double irons 2100060 and 2115048, the toothing iron 2011048, and the HSS high-speed steel irons 2300048, 2301048, 2305048 and 2306048. Finishing scrapers include the convex-curved type 3801000 and the gourd-shaped type 3802000. The items comply with DIN 7372, DIN 5145 and DIN 5150, with a hardness of 61 HRC, a 25° grinding angle, and German origin.

Planer blades - Plane irons form a tool group intended for machining, finishing and shaping wood surfaces in carpentry and woodworking. The range focuses on plane irons, drawknives, scrapers, cutting irons and related accessories, covering stages from stock preparation, scorping and paring through to surface finishing, edge-angle checking and tool maintenance. It suits carpenters, carving craftsmen, furniture workshops and interior fit-out contractors that need control over surface quality and wood detailing.

The plane iron and drawknife lines are organised by several criteria, making it easier to choose according to the intended use. The first criterion is blade shape: curved blade, straight blade, toothing blade, double iron, rebate iron, slotted iron, HSS cutting iron. For example, codes such as 4017000, 4002250, 4003120, 4000 and 4000300 belong to the drawknife and scorp group with curved or straight blades, used for shaping or flattening wood surfaces. Curved blades are typically used for shaping curved wood, cooperage or carving, while straight blades suit flat planing, edge paring or machining large flat faces.

Planer blades - Plane irons
Machining and finishing tool range

The specialised cutting iron group covers rebate irons, double irons, slotted irons, toothing irons and HSS irons. Codes such as 2205030, 2210030, 2100060, 2115048, 2001060, 2015048, 2011048, 2300048, 2301048, 2305048 and 2306048 come in different sizes and shapes to serve particular plane types or planing machines. Some codes carry data on the grinding angle (25°), material hardness (61 HRC), length, width, height and weight, helping users identify the technical figures when selecting a replacement or fitting an iron to an existing tool.

Scrapers and wood scraping blades form a separate segment within this group. Codes such as 3808000, 3809000, 3801000, 3800008, 3802000, 38000-, 3824000, 3823001 and 3824001 are designed for surface-finishing work, treating curved, convex, concave or flat details. Cabinet scrapers may be flat, curved, gourd-shaped or supplied as multi-piece sets, meeting needs for fine surface treatment, control over the amount of material removed and retention of the natural grain. Some sets come with a leather pouch or a case, which is convenient for storage and transport.

Besides the plane irons, drawknives and scrapers, there are supporting accessories such as the burnisher with a red beech handle (3914000) used for turning the edge of hand scraper blades, the dovetail angle gauge (3712000) for checking cutting angles when cutting wood joints, and the awl (5825000) for marking or starting small holes in a wood surface. These tools support completion of the machining process, helping maintain accuracy and quality control at each working step.

When selecting planer blades - plane irons, users should first define the task: shaping, flat planing, scraping to finish, or checking edge angles. Choosing the correct blade by shape, size, grinding angle and hardness allows the work to match the wood type or the technical requirement. All items list the article code, dimensions, material and design features, supporting quick look-up and comparison.

For a quick selection, start from the intended use: for shaping or scorping curved wood, give priority to the curved-blade scorp codes; for flat planing or edge paring, refer to the straight-blade drawknife codes or the specialised cutting irons; when surfaces need finishing or special details need treatment, the scraper group and scraper blade sets are suitable. Accessories such as the burnisher, angle gauge and awl provide further support for the woodworking process.