Probably an intermediate woodworker (does anyone consider themselves expert? Haha) with a pretty well-rounded collection of planes that will get most jobs done - 4; 5; 62; 7; block; shoulder; 71; 271. The question I have is that I originally bought the 62 thinking that I needed it for shooting when it turns out that the 5 has more mass and does a great job (it’s also usually out on the bench so proximity is a factor). I’ll find myself grabbing the 62 if I feel the need for just a little more reference surface and the 7 would be overkill (so purely a luxury). Also, I’ll grab it if I notice that the 5 could use a quick sharpening. The problem I’m having is that I really don’t see all that much NEED for it; it’s basically a luxury tool that is annoying to adjust the iron on. Are there any situations where you really prefer a LAJP? On figured wood and end grain the angle of attack is basically the same as a high angle jack plane so I’m not totally convinced that there is an advantage. It’s a nice tool - pretty hefty and I love feel of the thicc iron; I’d just like to have a reason for it.