Plane [kanna]
Sir
5 Wakitori plane
1.Wakitori plane, Hibukura plane
The side of the ditch is used for Shaving. A plane blade like a hollow sword is prepared so that the blade tip appears on the side of the table, and there are two types of right and left depending on the direction of use. The cross section of the table is a shape in which the upper end is slightly wider and durable, and the lower end is gradually narrowed. The lower end is a flat plane with a narrow width, and the side of the wide groove is used for Shaving. The one that has become so thin that the lower end surface does not remain is called a Hibikura plane, which is used to cut the side of a thin groove or a narrow corner.
Figure 7 Wakitori plane
Figure 8 Hibukura Plane
From the left, Wakitori plane (right victory), Wakitori plane (left victory)
From the left, Hibukura plane (right victory), Hibukura plane (left victory)
2.Nitoku plane
It is a plane that lacks a table so that it can be used for both the plane and the side plane, and has right and left. This is called because it can be used in two types.
From the left, Nitoku plane (right victory), Nitoku plane (right victory / back), Nitoku plane (left victory)
3.Gotoku plane
A convex blade is inserted into a table with a convex cross section. It is called this because it can be used for five types of flat plane, plane on the left and right, and side planes on the left and right.
From the left, Gotoku plane, Gotoku plane (back)
- ＊The contents of this page are excerpts from the explanation of "Takenaka Carpentry Tools Museum Collection Item No. 4-Plane Hen".
- ＊The names used in the museum are mainly based on the names of tools used in the Kansai region. The name of the tool may be different depending on the region or researcher.