Japanese Hand Planes by Seisuke Mizuno-san – Precision Woodworking Tools Made in Japan
Experience the art of flawless woodworking with our collection of Japanese hand planes by Seisuke Mizuno-san, meticulously made in Japan for woodworkers who value precision, balance, and exceptional craftsmanship. Known for their sharp, durable blades and expertly crafted wooden bodies, these planes are essential for fine joinery, furniture making, and traditional woodworking.
Each Seisuke Mizuno-san hand plane features a high-quality laminated steel blade that holds a keen edge and can be easily honed for long-lasting performance. The carefully shaped wooden body ensures comfort, stability, and control, allowing for ultra-thin shavings and perfectly smooth surfaces with every pass. Ideal for cabinetmaking, timber finishing, and professional woodworking projects, these planes deliver precision results that reflect true Japanese craftsmanship.
Crafted with traditional Japanese techniques and modern quality standards, Seisuke Mizuno-san hand planes offer reliability, accuracy, and longevity. Whether you are a professional woodworker or a dedicated hobbyist, these planes provide consistent performance and flawless finish in every project.
Upgrade your workshop with authentic Japanese hand planes by Seisuke Mizuno-san—where craftsmanship, precision, and performance meet to elevate every woodworking project.
Anamei Kanna by Seisuke Mizuno
Anamei Kanna by Seisuke Mizuno
This audacious example of the pinnacle of Japanese toolmaking wears it's heritage on it's sleeve.
Seisuke Mizuno-san, has hand forged this blade with a beautiful Aogami #1 cutting edge. Beyond that, however, he has laminated it to wrought iron salvaged from a dismantled bridge.
In case you missed it (unlikely), Mizuno-san has incorporated the rivet hole from the bridge into the plane blade, making for a tool of unmistakeable provenance. The blade is inscribed "Hyakunen no Toki" ("100 years of time").
Because of the variation inherent to the material, expect the size, placement and shape of the rivet hole to vary from plane to plane.
The block is another beautiful dai from Kiyoshiya-san, and the assembled plane arrives to it's new owner in a beautiful paulownia box with hand-calligraphed lid (穴明鉋).
