The Stanely Bailey No4 Smoothing Hand plane. Hand-drawn by Marcus . Hand-drawn by Marcus printed on Organic cotton apron

The Stanely Bailey No4 Smoothing Hand plane.
Organic Work Aprons are currently our favourite product range a great balance between Quality Ethics and Price. Whether you’re crafting a simple lunch or a fancy dinner, an apron can be your shield against food spills, heat, or dirt. Order the 100% organic cotton apron and rock your kitchen in style!
Why Choose Organic & Fair Trade Cotton Apparel? Certified ‘Organic’ guarantees the Cotton is grown using methods and materials that have a low environmental impact. Cotton is grown sustainably without the use of Pesticides and Fertilizers, working biologically with the environment and not against it.
The product is ‘Fair Wear’ affiliated. We hold this in high regard and at the time of writing this the organic cotton brand is used in our organic wear. Fair Wear Foundation is Fair Trade and you can learn about their efforts to promote a living wage around the world at fairwear.org. Fair Wear Foundation is a non-profit organisation: “There’s a better way to make clothes. A world where the garment industry supports workers in realising their rights to safe, dignified, properly paid employment. Read more about the organisation below”.

• 100% organic cotton
• Fabric weight: 7.08 oz/yd² (240 g/m²)
• Adjustable straps
• Large front pocket in the front with 2 compartments

About The Stanely Bailey No4 Smoothing Hand plane. Hand-drawn by Marcus
A smoothing plane is a type of woodworking tool used for smoothing and shaping wooden surfaces. It has a long, flat blade made of high-quality steel that is sharpened to a fine edge. The blade is mounted in a wooden body and is adjustable, so the user can control the depth of the cut.
The smoothing plane is used to remove saw marks and other imperfections from the surface of a piece of wood. It is also used to create a smooth, even surface in preparation for staining, finishing, or painting.
To use a smoothing plane, the user runs the blade over the surface of the wood, taking light, even strokes. The sharp blade cuts away the high spots and leaves a smooth surface behind. The user can adjust the depth of the cut to control the amount of material removed.
Smoothing planes come in different sizes and designs, with some having curved or bevelled blades for working in tight spaces or on curved surfaces. The quality of the blade and the accuracy of the adjustment mechanism are important factors to consider when choosing a smoothing plane.