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smoothing-plane-bed-angle Another consideration when choosing a plane is the angle that the blade beds at. This is referred to as the frog angle. A standard frog beds the iron at approximately 45º, a high angle frog beds the iron at approximately 50º and the low angle frog beds the iron at approximately 32º. The Veritas® Bevel-Up Smoother Plane is a state-of-the-art smoothing plane. We have combined the generous width and weight of a dedicated smoother with the versatile inner workings of a low-angle bevel-up plane. The 12° bed angle, coupled with the 38° blade bevel, yields an effective cutting angle of 50° that is commonly known as a York pitch. cutting angle. The plane’s bed is set at 12° and the blade is honed with a bevel of 25°. This creates a combined cutting angle of 37°. By contrast, a standard bevel down Stanley #4 smoother (which is the same size plane) has a frog at 45 degrees.
Jul 18,  · Here’s a quick rundown. Blade #1. degree bevel with a degree microbevel. With the bed angle of 12 degrees, this gives us an effective working angle of 42 degrees, which is very close to a standard bevel-down plane (45 degrees). I use this blade for general planing of easy-to-plane woods as well as end grain. Draw the bed on the core side at 45° extending up from the mouth. Using the table saw, cut the bed angle – ensuring that the cut is 45° to the sole and 90° to the core sides. Check with a square to see if the bed is 90° to the core sides; if not, use your block plane to correct this angle. Draw a front ramp angle of 60°. Care And Use A low-angle smooth plane is used to smooth surfaces and, with its generous side wings, is ideal for shooting miters. Its low cutting angle of 37° minimizes fiber tearing, making it ideal for end-grain work. With a bed angle of 12°, this is a bevel-up www.- : Veritas.

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