🛠️ Sharpen your craft with precision and power — the pro’s choice in every toolbox!
The STANLEY Metal Body Surform Block Plane 5-21-399 features a durable die-cast alloy body, a replaceable fine cut blade ideal for precision work in confined spaces, and a convenient thumb screw for quick, tool-free blade changes. Lightweight and compact, this hand-powered planer is designed for professionals seeking reliability and efficiency in their woodworking and finishing tasks.
Manufacturer | Stanley Black & Decker |
Part Number | 5-21-399 |
Product Dimensions | 9.91 x 5.51 x 15.9 cm; 170 g |
Item model number | 5-21-399 |
Colour | Black/Yellow |
Style | STANLEY |
Material | Die Cast Alloy |
Power Source | Hand Powered |
Item Package Quantity | 1 |
Number of Pieces | 1 |
Measurement System | Metric |
Included Components | STANLEY 150mm Flat Metal Body Surform Block Plane, 5-21-0399 |
Batteries included? | No |
Batteries Required? | No |
Item Weight | 170 g |
M**R
Nice small tool.
Strong tool, leaves wood a bit rough but nothing a bit of sandpaper can't sort out.Very good value.
D**G
Sturdy
Haven't used yet, but seems a sturdy bit of kit.
F**N
Handy little tool
Nice handy surform in the tool box especially for those little jobsLike all things it’s not the quality of the 1960s one I inherited from my father and lost but that’s just the way of things but at that price I’m definitely not complainingGetting the shop display card out from under the file was fiddly but I got there in the end
I**V
Good to have
Doing the job very good
G**K
Good price
Great for dressing plasterboard
S**E
Very light
Sharp light and useful for getting square edges after a board cut - must have for plaster boarding.
S**S
Arrived on time , well packaged, works well , thank you
Arrived on time , well packaged, works well , thank you
M**.
Sturdy and easy to use but has one flaw.
Although this item has a sturdy metal frame, is easy and comfortable to hold and does the job mine arrived with one drawback from day one. The blade retaining screw would only move a quarter turn and not fully unscrew to release the blade. Whether this is a design flaw or down to poor manafacturing, or both I will never know but I expect better from Stanley.
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