أداة كشط وتسوية من ستانلي بجسم معدني قياس (154mm) موديل (1-12-078)

Key specs include: length around 254 mm (listed as 250 mm in some listings), dual cutter positions, a reversible blade, a knurled lock knob for easy adjustments, hardwood handles for a secure grip, compatibility with Stanley plane honers and oil cans, and a double-angle iron design for accuracy.

To set up, loosen the knurled lock knob, choose one of the two cutter positions for the desired cut, adjust the blade depth to your target rebate size, then re-tighten the knob to lock the blade in place.

Common uses include creating and trimming rabbets, joints, and tenons, as well as producing precise rebates and bevels in cabinetry, furniture making, and carpentry projects.

Sharpen the reversible blade using compatible Stanley honing equipment and keep the blade clean and lightly oiled to prevent rust. Regular maintenance helps maintain accuracy and longevity.

The No.78 uses a reversible blade and is designed to be used with Stanley blades and compatible honing tools. When replacing the blade, use genuine Stanley replacements to ensure proper fit and performance.

Yes. With proper setup and care, the No.78 is approachable for learners. The dual-position cutter offers flexible options as you gain experience.

The No.78 provides dual cutter positions and a reversible blade for versatile rebates and general trimming, while the No.46 1/2 Rabbet Plane is more specialized for rabbet work. If you need broader versatility, the No.78 is the better choice. See a comparable option here: https://fepy.com/product/stanley-46-1-2-rabbet-plane

Listings mention a length around 250 mm, while the technical notes indicate approximately 254 mm. Practically, you can expect about 254 mm in overall length.

Stanley No.78 Duplex Rebate Plane product page: https://fepy.com/product/stanley-1-12-078-250mm-rebate-plane

The listing describes the plane with its reversible blade and dual-cutting-position capability. Additional accessories are not specified, so the focus is on the plane itself and its blade.