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product_id: 73658271
title: "469607 Jack Smoothing Bench Hand Plane #5, 14-1/4 Inch Sole, Ductile Cast Body, Lapped Sides and Bottom, Blade RHC 55-60, Sapele Handle and Tote"
brand: "taytools"
price: "1487 Lei"
currency: RON
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reviews_count: 4
category: "Taytools"
url: https://www.desertcart.ro/products/73658271-469607-jack-smoothing-bench-hand-plane-5-14-1-4
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# Sole precision ground to 0.003" flatness Hardened tool steel blade (RHC 55-60) Ductile cast iron body for durability 469607 Jack Smoothing Bench Hand Plane #5, 14-1/4 Inch Sole, Ductile Cast Body, Lapped Sides and Bottom, Blade RHC 55-60, Sapele Handle and Tote

**Brand:** taytools
**Price:** 1487 Lei
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🪚 Elevate your woodworking game with precision and style!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** 469607 Jack Smoothing Bench Hand Plane #5, 14-1/4 Inch Sole, Ductile Cast Body, Lapped Sides and Bottom, Blade RHC 55-60, Sapele Handle and Tote by taytools
- **How much does it cost?** 1487 Lei with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.ro](https://www.desertcart.ro/products/73658271-469607-jack-smoothing-bench-hand-plane-5-14-1-4)

## Best For

- taytools enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted taytools brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Precision Perfected:** Sole ground to an ultra-flat 0.003" tolerance for flawless smoothing and planing.
- • **Unmatched Durability:** Nearly indestructible ductile cast iron body built to last through every project.
- • **Premium Craftsmanship:** Hand-rubbed Sapele wood handle and knob for ergonomic comfort and timeless style.
- • **Optimized Cutting Power:** Hardened and tempered 0.120" thick tool steel blade ensures sharp, consistent cuts.
- • **Balanced Weight & Control:** 5.45 lbs of ideal heft with adjustable frog and smooth lateral blade adjustment for expert handling.

## Overview

The Taytools 469607 #5 Jack Smoothing Bench Hand Plane combines a rugged ductile cast iron body with a precision-ground sole flat to 0.003", a hardened tool steel blade rated 55-60 Rockwell C, and premium hand-rubbed Sapele handles. Weighing 5.45 pounds, it offers the perfect balance of heft and control, making it a top choice for cabinet makers and woodworking professionals seeking reliable, high-quality smoothing performance at a budget-friendly price.

## Description

This #5 jack plane is the perfect tool to smooth and flatten areas and will achieve a flat and smooth finish. This jack plane is ideal for the cabinet maker and discerning woodworker. The body and frog are made from tough ductile cast iron. The sole and sides are precision machined to within 0.003” over the entire length of the sole. The knob and tote are carefully shaped, sanded, oiled and hand-rubbed Sapele. The 0.120 inch thick and 2 inch wide tool steel iron is hardened and tempered to 55-60 Rockwell C. This plane has appropriate mass and weighs in at 5.45 pounds. The frog can be adjusted forward and back. The lever cap is made from plated cast iron. Cap iron screws and adjusting wheels are made from polished brass. Bed angle is 45 degrees.

Review: Worth every penny, You do get what you pay for (and then Some!) - As an experienced user of hand planes (I have several smaller ones, and restored antiques) I very well knew that "you get what you pay for" so my expectations were not high at all. I knew the plane would need some tuning, I knew it would not be as well done as a $300+ Lee Nielson or Wood River plane, so I knew what to expect.. HOWEVER, This plane seems to actually have gone through some decent quality control checks (unlike many of the cheaper $45 china planes) - It arrived nicely boxed, and well packed. First thing I ever checked was the sole of the plane - It was very nicely FLAT (I had a struggle with a brand new Stanley plane I'd bought, got it replaced twice at the store, none of the 3 were flat!) The blade was even usably sharp (Before tuning it up, I used it to flatten a 36" x 60" glue-up of 2x4's - knowing the glue would damage a sharp blade) Of course, as I well expected the depth adjustment was rather loose (because the yoke is basically stamped steel with an eyelet and a pin), but the remaining adjustments were pretty well accurate, and as long as the thumb screw was tightened properly (just enough to hold things firmly but allowing smooth adjustments) it was a breeze to use. To tune it up, I will be doing the following: 1) give it a good cleaning 2) flatten the chip breaker and blade back (I havent checked it, but judging by its performance un-tuned, it should not need much work) 3) sharpen the blade (to a razor's edge) 4) disassemble and clean and knock off sharp edges on the frog and mouth (if there are any - This particular plane seems so well done, it may not need much work on that either) and before putting it all back together and fine-tuning, I will be taking apart the frog and the blade adjustment yoke - and obtain or machine a new pin to fit the yoke much more snugly, and add a few thrust shims on either side - This should greatly reduce the amount of free slack in the blade adjustment thumbwheel and allow a fuller range of blade adjustment. But once all is said and done, I fully expect this tool to be a long-term resident in my wood shop.. Based on the quality of this, I am planning to buy a fore plane and a jointer, as well as a new smoother to replace that antique Millers Falls No 9.. and I plan on buying them from Taylor Tool Works as well, because it seems to me that they actually do a little more quality control checking (I noticed the box seemed to have been opened and then professionally re-sealed, so I believe they do take their tools out of the box and quality check them before putting them on sale..)
Review: As good as others that cost two or three times the price - Sole was very nearly perfectly flat out of the box with MINIMAL work needed. Less than 20 minutes and I had a perfectly true sole. Iron was sharp enough out of the box, but I put a bit more time in on that. Another few minutes to oil it and adjust it, and it's perfect. The weight is exactly what you need - hefty enough to plane well. The tote and knob feel wonderful in the hand. The lateral adjuster works very well, and the chip breaker is solid. You could (and I have) spent much more on a plane, but for all the extra money, you'll barely squeeze any extra quality. Taytools has really produced a top notch plane at a budget plane price point. I'll be buying more for them.

## Features

- Body and frog made from nearly indestructible ductile cast iron
- Tote and knob are made from premium grade oiled and hand-rubbed Sapele
- Iron is 0.120” thick and 2” wide and made from tool steel hardened and tempered to 55-60
- Sole precision ground to within the British Standard of 0.003” over the entire length
- Overall length 14-1/4" and 2-1/2" wide, overall weight 5.45 pounds

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B07D47HF7T |
| Base Material | Cast Iron |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
| Best Sellers Rank | #358,691 in Tools & Home Improvement ( See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement ) #97 in Smoothing Planes |
| Brand | Taytools |
| Color | Silver |
| Customer Reviews | 4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars (161) |
| Cutting Depth | 0.12 Inches |
| Date First Available | May 16, 2018 |
| Included Components | Blade |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 6.6 pounds |
| Item model number | 469607 |
| Manufacturer | Taylor Toolworks |
| Material | Cast Iron |
| Part Number | 469607 |
| Power Source | Manual |
| Product Dimensions | 14.25"L x 2.5"W x 14.25"H |
| Style | English |
| UPC | 700667469607 |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Taytools
- **Color:** Silver
- **Item Weight:** 3 Kilograms
- **Material:** Cast Iron
- **Product Dimensions:** 14.25"L x 2.5"W x 14.25"H

## Images

![469607 Jack Smoothing Bench Hand Plane #5, 14-1/4 Inch Sole, Ductile Cast Body, Lapped Sides and Bottom, Blade RHC 55-60, Sapele Handle and Tote - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71s54Jchn5L.jpg)

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Worth every penny, You do get what you pay for (and then Some!)
*by B***G on January 23, 2021*

As an experienced user of hand planes (I have several smaller ones, and restored antiques) I very well knew that "you get what you pay for" so my expectations were not high at all. I knew the plane would need some tuning, I knew it would not be as well done as a $300+ Lee Nielson or Wood River plane, so I knew what to expect.. HOWEVER, This plane seems to actually have gone through some decent quality control checks (unlike many of the cheaper $45 china planes) - It arrived nicely boxed, and well packed. First thing I ever checked was the sole of the plane - It was very nicely FLAT (I had a struggle with a brand new Stanley plane I'd bought, got it replaced twice at the store, none of the 3 were flat!) The blade was even usably sharp (Before tuning it up, I used it to flatten a 36" x 60" glue-up of 2x4's - knowing the glue would damage a sharp blade) Of course, as I well expected the depth adjustment was rather loose (because the yoke is basically stamped steel with an eyelet and a pin), but the remaining adjustments were pretty well accurate, and as long as the thumb screw was tightened properly (just enough to hold things firmly but allowing smooth adjustments) it was a breeze to use. To tune it up, I will be doing the following: 1) give it a good cleaning 2) flatten the chip breaker and blade back (I havent checked it, but judging by its performance un-tuned, it should not need much work) 3) sharpen the blade (to a razor's edge) 4) disassemble and clean and knock off sharp edges on the frog and mouth (if there are any - This particular plane seems so well done, it may not need much work on that either) and before putting it all back together and fine-tuning, I will be taking apart the frog and the blade adjustment yoke - and obtain or machine a new pin to fit the yoke much more snugly, and add a few thrust shims on either side - This should greatly reduce the amount of free slack in the blade adjustment thumbwheel and allow a fuller range of blade adjustment. But once all is said and done, I fully expect this tool to be a long-term resident in my wood shop.. Based on the quality of this, I am planning to buy a fore plane and a jointer, as well as a new smoother to replace that antique Millers Falls No 9.. and I plan on buying them from Taylor Tool Works as well, because it seems to me that they actually do a little more quality control checking (I noticed the box seemed to have been opened and then professionally re-sealed, so I believe they do take their tools out of the box and quality check them before putting them on sale..)

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ As good as others that cost two or three times the price
*by C***E on October 15, 2018*

Sole was very nearly perfectly flat out of the box with MINIMAL work needed. Less than 20 minutes and I had a perfectly true sole. Iron was sharp enough out of the box, but I put a bit more time in on that. Another few minutes to oil it and adjust it, and it's perfect. The weight is exactly what you need - hefty enough to plane well. The tote and knob feel wonderful in the hand. The lateral adjuster works very well, and the chip breaker is solid. You could (and I have) spent much more on a plane, but for all the extra money, you'll barely squeeze any extra quality. Taytools has really produced a top notch plane at a budget plane price point. I'll be buying more for them.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Can be good, but needs a bit of TLC
*by X***R on December 23, 2023*

Overall this plane offers good value for the money. The body is relatively flat out of the box, and it comes nicely finished. Pros: -Thick iron reduces chatter -Machined thick cap iron adds rigidity to the blade -Easy to use adjuster -Relatively flat out of the box (Mine had a slightly hollow sole, but the hollow was so minor that I just left it) Cons: -Poor fitment between the iron and the cap iron. It took me several hours of work with sandpaper and stones to get the two to fit together properly -Manufacturing defect in the iron. My iron came with a manufacturing defect on the side that makes it difficult to hone -Tote is very small. As someone with large hands, I found my hand would cramp up after only a short period of use due to how small the tote is.

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