What is another word for dovetail plane?
Pronunciation: [dˈʌvte͡ɪl plˈe͡ɪn] (IPA) 
A dovetail plane is a specialized woodworking tool used to produce the dovetail joint, which is a type of joint commonly found in furniture-making. However, there are also other terms that describe similar types of woodworking planes, such as shoulder planes, rebate planes, and rabbet planes. These planes are all designed to cut specific types of joints or grooves, and may have different shapes and sizes to accommodate different tasks. For instance, a shoulder plane is ideal for trimming the shoulders of tenons or other joints, while a rebate plane excels at cutting rebates or rabbets. By using the right woodworking plane for each task, woodworkers can achieve precise results and produce high-quality finished products.
