Built for the Workbench: The WoodRiver #4 1/2
Modeled after the renowned Stanley Bedrock, this plane's geometry helps prevent tear-out, especially on tricky, figured wood grains.
Fine-tune your cut for different tasks-like a tighter throat for smoothing-without having to remove the sharp blade first.
The .125-inch blade and heavy chipbreaker work together to dampen vibration, resulting in a smoother surface finish.
Heavy, precision-machined castings provide a flat sole and solid mass that help drive the plane through dense hardwoods.
The hardened steel holds a keen edge longer between sharpenings, letting you work more efficiently on longer projects.
Lightly finished Bubinga for the tote and knob provides a warm, secure grip and better control during extended use.
The standard 45-degree bed angle offers a balanced cut, suitable for both rougher stock removal and final smoothing passes.

Heavy, stress-relieved ductile iron castings form the body and a fully machined frog bedded at a 45-degree angle.

A thick (.125 inch / 3mm) steel blade and chipbreaker, hardened to Rockwell 58-62, dampens vibration during use.

The frog can be adjusted for different cuts without having to remove the blade, adding versatility to your work.

Lightly finished Bubinga handles provide comfortable control and a solid grip during planing tasks.