Q: What tasks is this router plane suited for?
It excels at work requiring small recesses, grooves or dadoes, particularly on narrow material or in confined areas.
Inboard blade position allows sole to bridge recesses for stability on narrow stock.


A versatile tool for fine work, particularly on narrow material or in confined areas, this plane excels at work requiring small recesses, grooves or dadoes. In the closed-throat position, the sole encircles the blade to register fully to the workpiece, even when approaching from the side or working an edge, and it bridges recesses for stability on narrow stock.
The blade may be positioned inboard for standard closed-throat use, or outboard, with the blade extending past the body, for true bullnose work. Positioned behind the blade, the blade-clamping knob allows visibility and chip clearance. The comfortable, accurately machined ductile cast iron body has a lapped sole. The 7 oz plane is 3 1/4" wide by 2 1/4" deep, with a 1/4" wide high-carbon steel blade. Patented.
To limit cutting depth to a preset maximum, an optional stainless-steel stop that clamps onto the blade shaft is available separately.
Plane and depth stop made in Canada.
It excels at work requiring small recesses, grooves or dadoes, particularly on narrow material or in confined areas.
Yes, the blade can be positioned outboard, extending past the body, for true bullnose work.
In the closed-throat position, the sole encircles the blade for full registration to the workpiece and bridges recesses for stability on narrow stock.
Yes, an optional stainless-steel depth stop that clamps onto the blade shaft is available separately.
| Materials | Ductile cast-iron body; high-carbon steel blade |
| Color/Finish | Black and brass |
| Dimensions | 3 1/4" wide × 2 1/4" deep; 1/4" wide blade |
| Weight | 7 oz |
| Country of Origin | Canada |
| Includes | Veritas small router plane |
| Package Quantity | 1 item |
| Certifications | Patented |
| Warranty | Lee Valley Satisfaction Guarantee |

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Veritas Small Router Plane
A versatile tool for fine work, particularly on narrow material or in confined areas, this plane excels at work requiring small recesses, grooves or dadoes. In the closed-throat position, the sole encircles the blade to register fully to the workpiece, even when approaching from the side or working an edge, and it bridges recesses for stability on narrow stock.
The blade may be positioned inboard for standard closed-throat use, or outboard, with the blade extending past the body, for true bullnose work. Positioned behind the blade, the blade-clamping knob allows visibility and chip clearance. The comfortable, accurately machined ductile cast iron body has a lapped sole. The 7 oz plane is 3 1/4" wide by 2 1/4" deep, with a 1/4" wide high-carbon steel blade. Patented.
To limit cutting depth to a preset maximum, an optional stainless-steel stop that clamps onto the blade shaft is available separately.
Plane and depth stop made in Canada.