Apisto Group, actually this is not a long forgotten craftmanship, he is using tons of power tools, the tool he tried to duplicate were originally made to perfection in the 18th century BY HAND WITH HAND TOOLS without any power tools.
Granted & agreed but - he still knows how to get the job done even if he took some short-cuts - for me I think the end result speak for itself. I was recently in the workshop of a local wood-worker (Melbourne) and delighted in his hand-made wooden spoke shaves. Q: how long would a video have been if the entire construction was done by hand? You of course are right - I of course remain impressed ;-)
@@goognamgoognw6637 True Goognam, but you must realize that if the 18th century craftsman had power tools they would have used them too. I think it is about the quality of the end product. The pride in doing the job right and the satisfaction you get from knowing you did your best, and end product was better than average.
Some people have no sense of creativity and good workmanship I don't understand why some have given it a thumbs down. Kudos man that is high level workmanship i love it.
thank you Young i am going to enjoy teaching my grandsons how to do this we have lost the art of skilled tradesmen like yourself to machine made tools is really a shame that the old school arts are being lost for ever
Nothing better than a man making his own exquisite hand tools.I have not seen better than this other than a bronze body ,which I am certain he would find easier to work than steel.
Beautiful, you are a craftsman. Have you ever thought of using a straw to remove glue? You can push it in de corner on difficult places, it's very flexible, and afterwards you can blow out the glue. :-)
항상 기발한 아이디어와 선생님만의 작업기법을 아낌없이 보여주셔서 너무 감사합니다~ 유독 추운 올겨울 따뜻한 차로 손을 녹여가며 작업하시는 모습도 너무 인상적입니다^^ 제 작업실은 한파가 있을때는 견디기 어려운곳이라 요즘은 잠잠히 시기를 기다리고있는데 선생님 동영상보니 손이 건질건질 하네요~~
Once again you have crafted an elegant and very useful tool. Thank you for taking the time to create and share this video. It is always a pleasure to watch you work. Best regards!
Even though the quality and general appearance of your projects never fail to impress, I think the thing that I personally find so fascinating is how well refined the simplicity of the techniques you employ to accomplish your goals are. I truly enjoy your videos and look forward to any in the future. This was another great piece of work for what is generally considered “just a tool”.
any idiot can make a Krenov style (glued up pieces) plane. when he makes one with hand tools out of a single block of wood then i'll consider it "great"
Truly amazing, but what I'm most grateful for is your total unselfishness in sharing your knowledge of such beautifully crafted tools, you are truly a Master, thank you, God bless
Your attention to detail is spectacular. I can only hope that one day I will have the level of skill required to make such a beautiful tool myself. Good show sir!
Nice! Are you using White oak for the base? I have blade material coming for my shoulder and rabbet plane builds. I won a nice group of well care for wooden hand planes recently and after sharpening the irons and tuning up the jack, jointer and two smoothing planes and then using them I was very impressed and now have the bug to build my own!!
Oh, damn it! _that's another thing I will have to try and make for myself! It was a beautiful job and an absolute delight to watch-thanks for sharing your skills and artistry with us.
Love the design; the contrasting woods make it pop. A beautiful tool to look at and I'm sure it's a pleasure to use. Thanks for sharing your obvious high skill level. Best wishes
Simply beautiful yet again another masterpiece you are definitely my favourite craftsman and you give me such inspiration thank you for your time in giving us these videos and I look forward to your next work of art
Hello, excellent as all your videos. and, I hope that soon you upload a video of, "how to do all the tools with which you do so many things". best regards
Mr. Je, This will be an excellent project for me to do next. I have wanted a shoulder plane for some time and making one would be much nicer than buying one. I do have a question: Did you make your own blade or did you buy it?
Young did you create the design from scratch or was it from something you had previously seen? Either way very nicely done! Most impressive !!! Thank you !
The first thing our teacher told us, young students, is that you never come to the machines with long sleeves and cuffs. But the work is really wonderful.
Nicely done! I like the design, but could you clear something up? If i'm understood correctly front of the bottom, before the blade is usually little bit higher compared to rest of the bottom, so excess material is fed to blade, but not too much. I didnt see you make it into this plane, could you elaborate why is that?
Excellent craftsmanship! You have made many tools and jigs. Now it is time for you to design and build some furniture for yourself and your children homes!
I love your job! Well done! Congratulations! Questions: 1) Can you inform the angle for the iron blade from the bottom? 2) Can you inform the dimensions of the iron blade? I wanna try to do a similar for me in Brazil.
Great Workmanship ... What a craftsman.... TAKES A PLANE to MAKE a PLANE ... LOL ... Question .. Did you make the blade or can you furnish a source for the Steel portion of this tool ?
I love these instructional videos, this is a tool I already have as a stanley 45 , 55 , and 90 but I will definitely hand make this, its just so pretty. What timbers did you use, was it ash and walnut, thats why some dialogue in your post can benefit your subscribers!
this video is a fantastic gift to the world - a fabulous demonstration of close to long forgotten craftsmanship = sensational.
Apisto Group, actually this is not a long forgotten craftmanship, he is using tons of power tools, the tool he tried to duplicate were originally made to perfection in the 18th century BY HAND WITH HAND TOOLS without any power tools.
Granted & agreed but - he still knows how to get the job done even if he took some short-cuts - for me I think the end result speak for itself. I was recently in the workshop of a local wood-worker (Melbourne) and delighted in his hand-made wooden spoke shaves. Q: how long would a video have been if the entire construction was done by hand? You of course are right - I of course remain impressed ;-)
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@@goognamgoognw6637 True Goognam, but you must realize that if the 18th century craftsman had power tools they would have used them too.
I think it is about the quality of the end product.
The pride in doing the job right and the satisfaction you get from knowing you did your best, and end product was better than average.
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You're quite a remarkable man. Has been a pleasure to watch you working. Thanks for sharing!
Fabulous and inspiring. I loved the "sanding against the fence" technique. Thank you
Really nice tool. If you curve up the side of the wedge, it will automatically expel the waste.
Nice job good video and an excellent & beautiful plane.
Some people have no sense of creativity and good workmanship I don't understand why some have given it a thumbs down. Kudos man that is high level workmanship i love it.
You are a true craftsman my friend........beautiful as usual.
thank you Young i am going to enjoy teaching my grandsons how to do this we have lost the art of skilled tradesmen like yourself to machine made tools is really a shame that the old school arts are being lost for ever
No silly music, no narration saying what he's doing, when we can see what he's doing. Superb.
This is engineering in wood.
Thank you for letting me watch you work. I particularly like that you make the process understandable without words.
Absolutely gorgeous! Well done - and a fine piece to have in the shop. Thank you for sharing!
You said it best, I was thinking Absolutely beautiful^^
Nothing better than a man making his own exquisite hand tools.I have not seen better than this other than a bronze body ,which I am certain he would find easier to work than steel.
Wow very nice keep up the good work
Gorgeous tool and the video was very satisfying to watch. Superb craftsmanship.
Young Je I'm a 25 year carpenter and your work is very good!
Beautiful, you are a craftsman.
Have you ever thought of using a straw to remove glue? You can push it in de corner on difficult places, it's very flexible, and afterwards you can blow out the glue. :-)
Young Je, You are an amazing artist/woodworker and craftsman. Thank you so much for sharing this. I look forward to all of your videos.
항상 기발한 아이디어와 선생님만의 작업기법을 아낌없이 보여주셔서 너무 감사합니다~
유독 추운 올겨울 따뜻한 차로 손을 녹여가며 작업하시는 모습도 너무 인상적입니다^^
제 작업실은 한파가 있을때는 견디기 어려운곳이라 요즘은 잠잠히 시기를 기다리고있는데 선생님 동영상보니 손이 건질건질 하네요~~
한국도 올겨울엔 많이 춥지요,추위에 감기 조심하시구요
Once again you have crafted an elegant and very useful tool.
Thank you for taking the time to create and share this video.
It is always a pleasure to watch you work.
Best regards!
I need one of these and since this involves zero metal work, I am confident that I can build it. Thanks for the inspiration sir.
A double thumbs up Young. You da Man!
As always you work with meticulous attention & an impeccable finish. Just watching your project coming to life is a pleasure in itself. Kind regards.
Dear Sir,
Thank you very much for your hearted response. trust me it lifted my heart no end just watching you. create a thing of beauty. Kind regards.
Fantastic build. And, I like the use of the jointer. I will not forget that.
Still the craftsmanship is alive. Amazing job.
Even though the quality and general appearance of your projects never fail to impress, I think the thing that I personally find so fascinating is how well refined the simplicity of the techniques you employ to accomplish your goals are. I truly enjoy your videos and look forward to any in the future.
This was another great piece of work for what is generally considered “just a tool”.
any idiot can make a Krenov style (glued up pieces) plane. when he makes one with hand tools out of a single block of wood then i'll consider it "great"
@@caseybuchanan6453 Put up or shut up.
I am always amazed by your work! Congratulations!!
Another beautiful addition to the Hand plane inventory. Great project. Wonderfully made. R
Your ideas are super).
Truly amazing, but what I'm most grateful for is your total unselfishness in sharing your knowledge of such beautifully crafted tools, you are truly a Master, thank you, God bless
Very nice work
right now I am working on a kerfing plane, but I see something like this being done in my near future.
Thank you very much Young Je, you have a great talent and I love watching what you make^^
Shui Shu Biao j
An excellent tool, beautifully made, and a joy to watch you build. Thanks for sharing.
Regards Mark in the UK
Thanks
Very beautiful tool! Thanks a lot for sharing your art and skills!
Your attention to detail is spectacular. I can only hope that one day I will have the level of skill required to make such a beautiful tool myself. Good show sir!
Beautiful work of art. It works very well too. Thanks for sharing your experience and talents.
Another beautiful piece of yours, thank you for sharing!
Beautiful plane....thanks for sharing 👍🏼😊
100/100
I love watching you make hand planes. Thanks for posting these.
Beautiful and functional. Another fine plane for your collection.
Wooden planer beautiful planer👌👌👌👌👌
Nice! Are you using White oak for the base? I have blade material coming for my shoulder and rabbet plane builds. I won a nice group of well care for wooden hand planes recently and after sharpening the irons and tuning up the jack, jointer and two smoothing planes and then using them I was very impressed and now have the bug to build my own!!
Absolutely beautiful work and amazing end product. Thank you for sharing. Chosumnida!
Beautifully crafted. I think i am going to make myself one of these. A great way of using up a couple of scraps that i have lying about.
Using your jointer to sand the under part. What a smart idea.
Young Je you have incredibly beautiful hand workmanship. If you share the plans of these beautiful products you do, we can do it ourselves.
I could make an ordinary benchplane, but this kind of specialty plane, I prefer to buy. But you made a beautiful shoulder plane!
신중함,섬세함...도구를 만드는것을 보는게 아니라 하나의 예술 작품을 감상한것 같습니다.
거기다 더하여 한국의 다방커피를 곁드린것은 너무 좋았습니다. 역시 대단한 작품이었습니다.
여긴 캘포냐인데 계시는곳은 날씨가 추운가 봅니다 아무쪼록 건강 조심하십시요
저는 일리노이 입니다,감사합니다
Awesome looking Plane , would look great on a Tool Shelf in a Shop or Display cabinet, wonder if it would work paring back Shoulders on a Oak Tenon .
Absolutely beautiful work.
You really are the absolute master craftsman!!! I salute you so much!!!
It is an immense pleasure to watch your videos and your creations. Thanks from Italy
Thanks
Top shelf craftsmanship. Well made, enjoyable to watch!
Amazing work. As usual.
Excellent workmanship,
Beautifully designed and handcrafted tool! Cheers
Oh, damn it! _that's another thing I will have to try and make for myself!
It was a beautiful job and an absolute delight to watch-thanks for sharing your skills and artistry with us.
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Top quality tool and work of art. It's a pleasure to watch you work
Love the design; the contrasting woods make it pop. A beautiful tool to look at and I'm sure it's a pleasure to use. Thanks for sharing your obvious high skill level. Best wishes
mark goode
Beautiful job!
I always enjoy watching you work...you are definitely an amazing craftsman!
Very handsome design & good craftsmanship - a pleasure to watch :-)
Keep up the good work !
Beautiful design and great craftsmanship sir. Your videos are worth to watch, its very educational. Keep uploading :-)
Simply beautiful yet again another masterpiece you are definitely my favourite craftsman and you give me such inspiration thank you for your time in giving us these videos and I look forward to your next work of art
I subscribed to your channel the second I finished watching your video. Awesome job !
Hello, excellent as all your videos.
and, I hope that soon you upload a video of, "how to do all the tools with which you do so many things".
best regards
Mr. Je,
This will be an excellent project for me to do next. I have wanted a shoulder plane for some time and making one would be much nicer than buying one.
I do have a question: Did you make your own blade or did you buy it?
check here
www.leevalley.com/us/wood/page.aspx?p=46324&cat=1,41182,46334&ap=1
Thank you sir!
A true master. Great build.
Excellent...!!
Cheers...
La pura perfección maestro saludos desde México 🇲🇽 😊😊
Young did you create the design from scratch or was it from something you had previously seen? Either way very nicely done! Most impressive !!! Thank you !
Beautiful Plane !
Great Job !
thanks~^^
Que maravilloso trabajo¡¡¡
excellent work done, and also excellent tool made, many many thanks.
The first thing our teacher told us, young students, is that you never come to the machines with long sleeves and cuffs. But the work is really wonderful.
Nicely done, thanks for showing us.
Una herramienta espectacular , un mui buen video suerte
Nice work my friend
At the end of the video you say thanks for watching !!! Whattt ??
I say to you sir Thanks a lot for sharing
I enjoy every single video of yours
Just one word. EXCELLENT!
Exquisite craftmanship-what more can I say?-apart from the fact that I want to make one just as good -some hope!
It's a very good job
Looks great !!
Beautiful work, congratulations and thanks for sharing your skills. Greetings from Mendoza - Argentina
Thank you~
Pretty nice 👍 I need to make one for myself. Thank you for sharing! 😊
Nicely done! I like the design, but could you clear something up? If i'm understood correctly front of the bottom, before the blade is usually little bit higher compared to rest of the bottom, so excess material is fed to blade, but not too much. I didnt see you make it into this plane, could you elaborate why is that?
That works for a power jointer and to a lesser extent on a power plane, but not for hand planes.
Excellent craftsmanship!
You have made many tools and jigs.
Now it is time for you to design and build some furniture for yourself and your children homes!
just awesome as always! Wonderful job.
Genial su proyecto, gracias por compartir.
Beautiful peace of art.
Nice job, really.
What kind of wood using?
I love your job! Well done! Congratulations!
Questions:
1) Can you inform the angle for the iron blade from the bottom?
2) Can you inform the dimensions of the iron blade?
I wanna try to do a similar for me in Brazil.
1) 50 degrees
2) 1" x 5 1/2 long blade
Thanks for the fast answer!
Great Workmanship ... What a craftsman.... TAKES A PLANE to MAKE a PLANE ... LOL ... Question .. Did you make the blade or can you furnish a source for the Steel portion of this tool ?
Fabulous and inspiring. what angle did you make ?
Inspirational video. Thanks Young Je
merveilleux outil , bravo !
WOW. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and talent.
excelente y hermoso trabajo ..me encanto los detalles excelente saludos MAESTRO
I love these instructional videos, this is a tool I already have as a stanley 45 , 55 , and 90 but I will definitely hand make this, its just so pretty. What timbers did you use, was it ash and walnut, thats why some dialogue in your post can benefit your subscribers!
Another beautiful heirloom tool. Nice work sir!
What a beautiful tool! Worked flawlessly!