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That's a bit too tight

Very nice job. Subscribed 👍

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Nice restoration. Full view & 👍# 31 Stay well, Joe Z.

I have received some feedback regarding my videos and most recommended that I lose the intro video, so that is exactly what I will be doing going forward. Thank you for the suggestions. Once I am eligible to have the community tab, you are welcome to leave any suggestions there for me.

I have received some feedback regarding my videos and most recommended that I lose the intro video, so that is exactly what I will be doing going forward. Thank you for the suggestions. Once I am eligible to have the community tab, you are welcome to leave any suggestions there for me.

I have received some feedback regarding my videos and most recommended that I lose the intro video, so that is exactly what I will be doing going forward. Thank you for the suggestions. Once I am eligible to have the community tab, you are welcome to leave any suggestions there for me.

I have received some feedback regarding my videos and most recommended that I lose the intro video, so that is exactly what I will be doing going forward. Thank you for the suggestions. Once I am eligible to have the community tab, you are welcome to leave any suggestions there for me.

I have received some feedback regarding my videos and most recommended that I lose the intro video, so that is exactly what I will be doing going forward. Thank you for the suggestions. Once I am eligible to have the community tab, you are welcome to leave any suggestions there for me.

Did you use a seal kit? I got the same jack and not sure which kit to buy.i need bb that goes in jack too.

Ini adalah alat yang sangat penting untuk keperluan dalam perbengkelan...memang perlu direstorasi agar lebih semangat kerjanya

Good job,SUCCSESS for you👍

You forgot to put grease on the BB 's!

Looks great I like the red on it!! Why didn't you prime coat it first? The paint might not so on so well with out doing so. Looks like someone replace the thick washer on the pack with 4 thin ones. You still did a great job restoring it! Enjoyed your video and I gave it a Thumbs Up

Give it my friend ResetResto good afternoon my dear, great ball show friend very top was the restoration of the bench vise very beautiful, top ball show, excellent channel friend I look forward to your videos - a big hug - TMJ on the walk count on me here because I'm also a beginner in the business - another successful subscriber - God bless

Vidio muito bem feito tenho um macaco dese

They look like rockets! Way cool 😎 You should add a few choice military style decals to them, just for fun. 👌

Sweet 👍🏻 👍🏻

Red Record looks good. They made it easier by putting the pin at the back hey. Good job 👏

Nice job!

Looks very good in the end. I have such a thing in my kitchen, Just for decoration. But not so perfekt than yours.

I don’t know if this matters to you but I might suggest you cut back on how many times you show the audience an item. We saw you remove it, clean it and put it back together. Spending extra time just putting it in front of the camera and moving it around isn’t helpful or, in my case, interesting. In my opinion (which is not worth much to anyone but me) when filming this kind of restoration, less is more. We really don’t have to see everything to understand what happened and the outcome is the same. I wish you luck with your channel.

Wow....! this is really a thorough Restoration with Paint Removal & Repainting. I did mine almost this way. Except that I dont remove all the Paint but only on the Rusted area by scraping and sanding. Then I ' touch Up' using paint Brush.

Nice restoration they look great!! Enjoyed your video and I gave it a Thumbs Up

I don't doubt you will restore more planes in the future, so here is a little tip: When the japanning look as good and complete as it did on this handplane you should consider to save it. It is far superior to the spray on paint. It ended up very nice! The beech knob and tote seemed very dry and I think they could benefit from some oil prior to varnish but maybe the type of varnish you used are a penetrating kind? As Whitty's Workshop mentioned the contact/mating surfaces between the frog and the base are meant to be metal to metal and should get a thin coat of oil.

Beautiful restoration. Excellent video content.

Quando conservano la vernice originale e inutile sverniciare per poi riverniciare con una vernice che non durerà nemmeno la metà dei tempo

It looks great and you did a wonderful job restoring it as well!!!! Enjoyed your video so I gave it a Thumbs Up

I always enjoy watching a video about hand planes 😁 I've rejuvenated a few, but I only do this to use them again, I dont make them look brand new or polish them. It seems to me you painted parts that are mating surfaces. The plane body, just behind where the frog bolts down to the body, there are 2 raised flat spots, that's where the frog seats against the body, these should be free from paint in my opinion (on later Stanley planes or lesser quality planes these areas were painted too) You left the back of the frog bare metal so I dony think you painted the mating surfaces on that. This is intended to be somewhat of a "moving part"...... the screws holding the frog down are slackened, then the screw behind the frog at the bottom of it (the one sitting in the slot on the tab) is used to move the frog back or forth to open or close the mouth of the plane. It hasn't ruined the plane if you painted them, and itll wear off in no time, just lettin you know for next time that they should be masked 😁 On some planes, those raised mating sections on the body are not level and when the frog sits on it, itll rock side to side...... if you find a plane like this kiss it with a file til its better, and with no rocking. That rocking could cause vibrations in the iron as it works. You seemed to use the David Charlesworth "ruler trick" with the iron, but it also seems you created an actual back bevel instead of jus using the ruler trick to avoid flattening the whole back of the iron. I use the ruler trick myself, David Charlesworth estimates through trig equations that the "bevel" created using his technique is a fraction of 1⁰, not enough to make a difference to how the plane works. If worked for long enough it will create a back bevel, this is only desirable for ignorant woods that want to tear out, they respond well to a higher angle of attack on the cutting iron (that's what a back bevel does) but it also makes the plane harder to push through the wood. I enjoyed the video, I could tell you dont use hand planes tho by how you treated some of the parts..... I know a few woodworkers who would probably cry if they seen you sand blast the plane parts 😂 I'm not making fun of you, I'm not saying you're "wrong", I'm trying to help you reach a wider audience by giving you ideas about what people like me would like to see 😁 but I am only 1 man so I cannot speak for everyone.

Fantastic job mate - I really like that choice of colour- That's devastating having to start all over but you didn't give up so that a win already 👍👍👩‍🔧