Woot offers the Stanley No.62 Low Angle Jack Plane for $122.86

$52.66 off right now.

Woot is running a flash offer on the classic Stanley No.62 Low Angle Jack Plane, and for woodworkers who value precision, this one lands at a compelling price. Stanley STANLEY Hand Planer, No.62, Low Angle now $122.86 at Woot - save $52.66. That puts it 30% under the standard $175.52 list price, which is uncommon for a plane of this caliber outside of seasonal sales.

THE OFFER

Stanley STANLEY Hand Planer, No.62, Low Angle

$122.86 (was $175.52) - Save $52.66 (30% off)

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Why This Matters

Woot is offering the Stanley No.62 at $122.86, which is $52.66 less than the standard $175.52 list price. That 30% discount is meaningful for a premium hand plane that rarely sees this level of markdown. For woodworkers who have been watching this tool, the current price undercuts what you would typically find at major tool retailers or direct from Stanley.

What You're Getting

The No.62 Low Angle Jack Plane features an extra-thick 1/8-inch (3.18 mm) A2 steel blade that holds its edge far longer than standard blades, meaning fewer trips to the sharpening stone during long sessions. The cherry wood handle and knob provide a comfortable grip that stays warm in the hand even after hours of use.

Norris type adjustment gives you precise micro-tuning of blade depth without fuss, and the adjustable throat plate lets you dial in the cut for different wood types, from fine end-grain shavings to heavier stock removal. The low angle design makes this plane especially effective on shooting boards and end-grain work, though it may not replace a standard angle plane for smoothing tasks.

Replacement blade 12-142 is available when you eventually need a fresh edge.

Who This Is For

This plane is built for woodworkers who need a versatile low-angle jack plane for precision joinery, shooting boards, and end-grain trimming. It suits both intermediate hobbyists upgrading from budget planes and experienced woodworkers who want a dedicated low-angle option in their kit.

If you primarily work with figured woods or need a plane that excels at miters and chamfers. This is worth grabbing at this price.

Final Verdict

The extra-thick A2 steel blade and comfortable cherry wood handles make $122.86 a fair price for a plane that will hold up through years of regular use. If you have been waiting for the No.62 to come down from its standard price, Woot has it ready right now.