Melbourne Tool Company Low Angle Block Plane - A Quick Look

Melbourne Tool Company has developed a line of hand tools for woodworkers, including low-angle hand planes. Are they worth looking at? How well are they made? How do they perform? Randy Maxey seeks to answer these questions with this quick overview of the low-angle block plane.
Melbourne Tool Company: melbournetool.com/
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[@JM-sz4oi]

My brother, quite knowledgeable about planes, very complementary of your review. Listed the various plane iron names: Common, York, Middle, Half, for 45, 50, 55, 60 degrees respectively. Looking forward to your future posts.

[@timbarry5080]

Where are the tools manufactured?

[@DKWalser]

From their website, the tools are 'developed' in Melbourne and made in Asia.

[@timbarry5080]

@@DKWalser thank you. That's what I was afraid of. There's too many nice vintage versions that I'll buy before I pay money for a foreign made version