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Question: Where can I download a manual?
Document: From the moment that I opened my package with my new SW #4, I was in love. The weight and feel first set the stage for happiness. Then when I acturally use the plane, and made the effortless adjustments that are always necessary,I knew that this is what I had been waitng for. The manual that accomanyed the plane was well written, well issustrated and easy to understand. Over all a truely 5-star product.
I sharpened the blade a while later and it sharpened easily and stays sharp.Great plane and will be in my collection forever.
I really wanted to like this plane, and won't be buying other SW products until they've proven to work out these kinks.
The used plane is a fine tool and I like it alot. I bought the used one in a yard sale for $5...what a bargain!
Honed the blade, flattened the sole, did a little tune up, and I was ready to go. This #4 is comparable to my tried and true Veritas at a much better price point. You won't be disappointed with your purchase.
The first one I got had a cheap repair on the knob. Amazon exchanged it with no questions asked.now that i have one that is up to par i am very happy. for $120 you just can't argue. A2 blade holds its edge well and is nice and thick and doesn't chatter.
I have a several older Stanley planes, and one with an a Pinnacle blade and chip breaker. The weight of this plane sets it apart and makes it a joy to use. Compared to the original Stanley planes the controls are much easier to use and have a finer touch.Deb
Great price - feels very nice in my hands. Worked well out of the box. Just smoothed out a 5' by 4' walnut table - both sides - so put to work right away. The adjustment for straightening or skewing the blade is a little more difficult than I like but other than that - no complaints and that is a minor one.
After many years of woodworking, I felt like my skill level with hand planes finally improved significantly when I started using this new No. 4 smoother. It is beefy, as it should be, well-machined, and feels just right, even on hickory and other hardwoods. I'll be using it a lot.
Have it. Love it.No problems with machining, paint or anything else. Blade takes a wicked edge and holds it for a reasonable amount of time. My only gripe is the mouth cant be closed any tighter than about 1/8&#34;. So far this hasn't been a problem, but I suppose planing figured wood might not work so well.
Answer: no