Q: What is the shooting grip used for?
It gives a comfortable handhold for pushing a plane on its side, such as when shooting miters or edges.
06P2301 - Veritas Shooting Grip
Inspired by the side-mounted horn found on antique Scottish miter planes, this optional grip offers a comfortable handhold when using a plane on its side.
The torrefied maple horn lets you push a plane with the web of your thumb while holding it tight to the workpiece with your fingers, leaving your other hand free to hold the workpiece.
It can be mounted on the left or right side of all our custom bevel-down bench planes as well as our jack rabbet plane, installed in the same tapped holes as the adjustable fence with a pair of screws.
The slotted holes in the milled aluminum base plate allow you to adjust the position of the horn forward or backward to suit the layout of the plane and for comfort.
Made in Canada.
It gives a comfortable handhold for pushing a plane on its side, such as when shooting miters or edges.
It can be mounted on custom bevel-down bench planes as well as the jack rabbet plane, using the same tapped holes as the adjustable fence.
Yes, it can be installed on the left or right side to suit your grip preference.
Yes, slotted holes in the aluminum base plate let you move the horn forward or backward for comfort.
| Materials | Torrefied maple horn; milled aluminum base plate |
| Compatibility Dimensions | Fits Veritas custom bevel-down bench planes and jack rabbet plane |
| Includes | Shooting grip |
| Package Quantity | 1 item |
| Color/Finish | Black |
| Country of Origin | Canada |
| Warranty | Lee Valley Satisfaction Guarantee |
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Veritas Shooting Grip
Inspired by the side-mounted horn found on antique Scottish miter planes, this optional grip offers a comfortable handhold when using a plane on its side.
The torrefied maple horn lets you push a plane with the web of your thumb while holding it tight to the workpiece with your fingers, leaving your other hand free to hold the workpiece.
It can be mounted on the left or right side of all our custom bevel-down bench planes as well as our jack rabbet plane, installed in the same tapped holes as the adjustable fence with a pair of screws.
The slotted holes in the milled aluminum base plate allow you to adjust the position of the horn forward or backward to suit the layout of the plane and for comfort.
Made in Canada.
