Q: What makes the cutting angle on this spokeshave different from a standard one?
It uses a 20° bevel, the same low cutting angle found on antique wooden-bodied spokeshaves, which produces a cleaner cut than typical modern spokeshaves.
Used for convex cutting.
| Product # | Description |
| 05P32.01 | Veritas® Low-Angle Spokeshave |
| Accessories | |
| 05P32.02 | Repl. Blade |
It uses a 20° bevel, the same low cutting angle found on antique wooden-bodied spokeshaves, which produces a cleaner cut than typical modern spokeshaves.
Loosen the two screws securing the toe piece, raise it for a deeper cut or lower it for a finer one, then retighten the screws and take a test cut.
Yes, flip the toe piece 180° to switch from convex and flat work to tighter concave curves.
Yes, the blade is sharp and careless handling can cause serious injury, so handle it with care during use, adjustment and storage.
| Materials | Cast aluminum body with powder coating; anodized aluminum toe piece; solid brass blade locking knobs; steel blade stems; PM-V11 tool steel blade |
| Color/Finish | Black and brass |
| Dimensions | 2" wide × 1/8" thick blade; 20° bevel angle |
| Weight | Just over 6 oz |
| Country of Origin | Canada |
| Includes | Veritas low-angle spokeshave; PM-V11 blade |
| Package Quantity | 1 kit |
| Warranty | Lee Valley Satisfaction Guarantee |
Options:
Blade Option
Variations:
Veritas Low-Angle Spokeshave
| Product # | Description |
| 05P32.01 | Veritas® Low-Angle Spokeshave |
| Accessories | |
| 05P32.02 | Repl. Blade |