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Just received my kit as well as the pinch rods, chamfer plane kit, and I couldn’t be more pumped to try this one out!

Beautiful job excellent planing skills.

The art of design and engineering reaches its epitome when you stop asking not, "what more can I add" but, "what more can I take away"? Simplicity is beautiful 🤙🏼 Aloha

Early James, very cool. 🙂

You were good back then, too!

This is actually the only wooden plane I own. I found one in an antique store in the middle of nowhere Arkansas for $8. It’s from the 1860s as best as I can tell. Just needed a little bit of love. I don’t use it often. But when I need it, nothing is faster at the job. It would take more time to set up a table saw than pull it out of the box and knock out some grooves. Unless I was doing like mass production… which I don’t. I could tell how to hold it just based on the wear and dark spots on the wood. That was pretty cool.

Nice kit, James. Worthwhile even though I just picked up the 45? No need to set anything up for doing box bottoms?

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I've watched your video's every Saturday morning for years, Thank you! Question, what is "ASMR"?

Theres something about making and modifying your own tools that is more satisfying than any other aspect of the craft. At least in my opinion. Great job!

Amazing, James! Really well done!!! 😃 Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

Thanks for sharing that!

Now do the tongue plane.

T-shirt - brace yourself for a bit of dad joke.

Не доделали круглое рыльце выхода стружки в колодке шпунтубеля. А так молодец!

Awesome

Get your Kit Here: www.woodbywright.com/shop Sign up for the class here: planewellness.org/grooving-plane/ Old Video: ruclips.net/video/Lx-oeIoiez8/видео.html&pp=ygUbaG93IHRvIG1ha2UgYSBncm92aW5nIHBsYW5l Old Live video: ruclips.net/video/q8yrBiCkCC8/видео.html&pp=ygUgaG93IHRvIG1ha2UgYSBncm92aW5nIHBsYW5lIGxpdmU%3D Really old video: ruclips.net/video/UVF5m2MQmMQ/видео.html&pp=ygUbaG93IHRvIG1ha2UgYSBncm92aW5nIHBsYW5l

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The alternative to a grooving plane is a router table. It takes space, it makes noise, it spews dust and spits chips, and it eats fingers very messily. The silence in your video speaks volumes in favor of doing things the quiet way.

Sooo another important tip… make sure you count your saws before you start… I did the most rookie mistake ever…. Now I need 2 more just to hold the current saws, without adding anymore to the collection.

Niceeeee Work and great ideas...

I know I'm late to the party (just found this video), but wanted to say thanks and ask a question. Your statements in the video don't seem to match what I see as the raw data in your spreadsheet. For example, you said the 2P-10 CA glue was best and the epoxies were next, but in the spreadsheet it looks like the best was Dap Weldwood, 2P-10 was #8, and all the Titebond glues are ahead of the epoxies on the list. Am I reading the spreadsheet incorrectly?

My older brother and I used BLO on guitar fingerboards in his music store back in the early '70s. I don't think we ever worried about it getting on our fingers. Feed & Wax will be my next application on my current guitar boards.

Not practical. There are far better deisgns out there

Hi James, I missed this live when it came out so I'm catching up this morning. On Monday I went back through my Grandpa's tool box and discovered some more files and a curved float. The float has no handle but has a hole on each end. I'm guessing this was for a handle of some kind that stretched from end to end. So in Springfield, I'll bring the measurement and look for a handle. I also found a couple of pieces of tin that I can only suspect he used as card scrapers but they are very rusted and pitted. Probably unusable. The files are big honkers. I also found his set of twist bits that went with his Brace. I retire at the end of the month so I'll be a full-time hobbyist. 😁

found this video after spending hours trying to shape up a harbor freight plane to no avail. i am a beginner, so i do not think i can manage to make it usable. after all, i'd like to have some successes so i don't get so discouraged. i will find a vintage stanley and try to restore it. thanks!

Thank you Sir.🎉

Equal and opposite should do it by hand

Excelente!!! Usando serrucho manual!!! Cómo lo hago yo aún!!! 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

I have one of these any idea to get replacement parts and diagram?

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bit late but looking forward to watch the rest

Hi James, thanks for sharing! But... frankly, you are a kind of a brute 😅: entering iron rivets with a bronze hammer (metal hardness scale exists also for woodworkers!) and then riveting (fortunately this time with a steel hammer) on the top of a "precision" 123 block... 🙄

Great testing and review!

Awesome

How often dose this event take place? And where? I would love to go and see all the old tools.

Ein Traum wenn ich das sehe! Da würde ich gerne mal stöbern können… Einzig ich habe keine Ahnung wie die Preise sind… vielleicht ist alles viel zu teuer, das man am Ende doch verzichtet… Aber der Anblick, was so alles möglich wäre…. Echt genial! Ich glaube in Deutschland gibt es so einen Flohmarkt nicht. Allerdings, sicher bin ich mir nicht.

Oh I get it! A Ferrous Wheel!

Thanks for sharing that! amazing!

44:14 Those are invisible tools! Perfect for doing work on the sly!

Focus please

Pleased focus

Great video!!! Thanks!

Hello again from South Carolina

Wonderful table and shared video...Question if you have time...Why are the tenons on the elbow braces (often called these days erroneously a "knew brace,") configured in this manner rather than the more traditional style...Thank you in advance...

Those Amazon irons would actually be great to have sharpened and waiting to drop in.. if they are still 6 for $36

I was taught sharpening the inside plane of a scissor is considered faux pas 🤔 One should only ever touch the bevel ?

Okay, James, you just tossed that firewood in there, and started with the plane (scrub)? No need to get out a froe and split it down etc?

Beautiful plane. We shared this video on our homemade tool forum last week 😎

Thin chisels are tricky to sharpen. My hand held sharpening skills need sharpening!