Home›Woodworking Tools›Woodworking Planes and Shaping ToolsGroupWoodworking Planes and Shaping ToolsHand tools that remove wood in thin shavings or fine amounts to flatten, smooth, chamfer or otherwise shape a surface using muscle power alone, rather than an electric motor. This includes the many styles of bench and specialty plane, from the jack plane and jointer plane used to true rough stock through to the block plane, spokeshave, drawknife, card scraper, rasp and surform used for finer shaping and finishing work, along with the sanding block used to hold sandpaper for hand sanding. A stationary or motorized version of the same function, such as the thickness planer, jointer machine or power sander, is grouped instead under woodworking power tools.FactsBrowse BySourcesComments (0)Reader Challenges (0)FactsComparisonEra of EmergenceWell-attested79 1Browse ByAll Woodworking Planes and Shaping ToolsWoodworking Planes and Shaping Tools28 entriesWoodworking Planes and Shaping ToolsFilter Results28 entriesTool FamilyAllWoodworking Planes and Shaping Tools (28)Used In CraftAllWoodworking (26)Power SourceAllHand (7)Introduced EraAllClassical Antiquity (3)The Contemporary Period (3)The Early Modern Period (4)The Late Modern Period (5)The Mesolithic Period (1)The Neolithic Period (1)The Paleolithic Period (1)The Post-Classical and Medieval Period (1)ActionAllCut (4)Finish (1)Hold (1)Shape (11)Still Made TodayAllYes (1)GroupAllWoodworking Planes and Shaping Tools (28)Material WorkedAllMetal (1)Wood (17)Show ResultsBrowseCompareSelect all 28AdzeWoodworking Tools2 linksBedrock PlaneWoodworking Tools1 linkBlock PlaneWoodworking Tools2 linksCard ScraperWoodworking Tools2 linksChamfer PlaneWoodworking Tools2 linksDrawknifeWoodworking Tools5 linksFinger PlaneWoodworking Tools1 linkFloat (Woodworking)Woodworking ToolsFore PlaneWoodworking Tools2 linksGrooving PlaneWoodworking Tools2 linksHand PlaneWoodworking Tools2 linksJack PlaneWoodworking Tools2 linksJapanese PlaneWoodworking Tools1 linkJointer PlaneWoodworking Tools3 linksMoulding PlaneWoodworking Tools1 linkRaspWoodworking Tools3 linksRazee PlaneWoodworking Tools1 linkRebate PlaneWoodworking Tools2 linksRouter PlaneWoodworking Tools2 linksSanding BlockWoodworking ToolsScratch StockWoodworking Tools2 linksScrub PlaneWoodworking Tools2 linksShooting BoardWoodworking Tools2 linksShoulder PlaneWoodworking Tools2 linksSmoothing PlaneWoodworking Tools2 linksSpill PlaneWoodworking Tools1 linkSpokeshaveWoodworking Tools2 linksSurformWoodworking Tools1 linkSources1. Hand Plane (Wikipedia)WikipediaHand plane, History sectionQuote, Hand plane, History sectionThe earliest known examples of the woodworking plane have been found in Pompeii, although other Roman examples have been unearthed in Britain and Germany.View the SourceComments (0)No comments yet. Be the first to share a thought.Sign in to join the discussion.Reader Challenges (0)No disputes yet. Spotted an error or a better source? Open the first one.Sign in to dispute this or suggest a correction.