Best place to get a good Kanna?

[Tony Wilkins]

With my nerve craziness I find sometimes it’s easier to pull with the Japanese tools I have. This includes a basic block plane sized Kanna I got from Stu a few years ago. Where is a good place to get a good user smoothing (hira?) Kanna?

[Rhys Hurcombe]

What kind of budget in mind?

[Tony Wilkins]

What kind of budget in mind?

I was thinking lower end but I might be talked to go up to $300

[Alan Schwabacher]

Depending on the type of nerve problems you have, you might also want to consider a Chinese type plane that you pull, but grip differently.

[Brian Holcombe]

Contact Suzuki at Suzuki Tool. She’s supplied a few of my students and the tools have been excellent, even in the budget minded range.

[Rhys Hurcombe]

Yep should be able to get a decent yamamoto kanna off of suzuki tool. Could possibly find a takeo nakano or similar at around the same price point, too. For $300 you start getting into the decent low to mid range kanna that have great performance.

[Matt Lau]

Takeo Nakano makes a great plane.

Stan Covington would also be good, but he's slightly over your price point and stuck in a Typhoon....not to mention not on creek.