turning the clubface off plane would open it further (turn to the right, roll to the left)
at the extremes, everything else being correct, you can make that over 'turn' into a snap release with pitch elbow and automatic snap release, but there is very little margin for error there and it is, after all, off plane motion
can you clarify what you mean by 'turn off plane'?
If you mean keeping the clubface more 'square to the arc', you are talking about an angled hinge or an arched left wrist/closed position, more of a hitter's motion, although a very common compensation when underplane
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