This video just blew me away. To see the work space you used in 2017 - sure has changed from then to now in late 2021. Your videos bring so much peace to my life - I think of all the channels - your videos truly show how one can improve their skills by just continuing to do what they enjoy. So thankful that you have chosen to share your work.
Wonderful work. After viewing about 20 of your more current videos, it is interesting to see this older one, and see how all your tools and shop have evolved. This video is good, and your newer ones are better. I’m working my way through all your videos...thanks
I like the music. You like the music. We like the music. Play more music. 🤟💃🎼🎹🎼🎼🎼🎵🎶 Now I will watch your beautiful planes. Hank you for sharing your expert skill. #woke
most impressing think is that you used simple hand tools to make such wonderful tools rather than using sofisticated modern mechinary tools which is not accessible to common people. Thanks a lot for sharing it...
Yes! I finally found something this guy isn't totally awesome at...... musical editing. He may be human after all. Seriously though...Great work as always. Thanks for sharing
Yo! Stave, Glad to see you showing ( even timelapse) that it takes alil time cutting irons by hand w a hacksaw.... I know when I was a kid I'd get just as excited then as i do Now ... UNTIL, I started cutting steel w a hacksaw...and literally said " Oh Hell No...F this..takes too damn long!". I guess I just assumed it would be easy...Its Far From It. But, glad I got older cause I enjoy the hell outa this stuff. As w me back then, I think when new guys get to cutting steel by hand they all of a sudden dont have interest in it no more....its a shame Really... maybe just me being older, but this is awsome therapy w a dash of pride knowing the skill set doing woodwork. As this. Tell em to just SLOW The F DOWN....enjoy being creative and producing something this world doesnt see very much now days.... Hand Made Tools that will Out Last All of us and the unknown number of people who if even for a sec on a look only, will get great enjoyment from the tool or what it helped create
Dear Stavros, if you are struggling with a choice of music then my humble opinion is don’t bother. Just keep the microphone on in your workshop to capture your machining sounds. That’s all the sound you need (my opinion). The circular rasp you used in the drill press looks a fantastic tool. It could cut lots of material but keep a sharp edge for ages, unlike sand paper and bobbin head sanders. Where did you get it from and what is it called? The vertical pin you placed before the blade: what is it’s purpose? My guess is that it is a wear plate to reduce wear-out on the leading wood part of the planes. Thanks.
Dopiero Ocet na filmie z renowacją piły zwrócił uwagę na Pana, hm, miejsce zamieszkania;) Nie można przestać oglądać - perfekcyjne wykonanie. Muza debeściak. Dzięki.
I noticed that you used a grub screw to retain the blade and wedge in the body of the plane. I have only made one wooden plane for reeding. I could not persuade the blade to stay put under load. When I looked at my other wooden planes it became apparent that the blades were tapered in thickness being thicker at the sharp end this means that the blade acts as a wedge itself and with the wedge acting in opposition the blade only tightens under load rather than slipping. I ground the blade to taper in thickness and made a new wedge. The blade no longer slipped. I hope that this is of some help.
Jack you have right, thank you for your comment. The blade i used wasn't tapered. I used this screws to save heads of the wedges. The bed angle was 55 degrees so the wedge should hold the blade very tightly. The wedges are very thin so propably they would been destroed very fast during adjusting with a hammer. This screws let me use less hammer work to hold the blade in place. I appreciate your attention :) regards!
@@Terentii175 Не советую! Лучше, всё-таки, сначала пазовать прямой фрезой необходимую глубину, а затем фрезой "ласточкин хвост". Данная конструкция шпунтубеля непозволяет использовать "перпендикулярный" упор как это есть у Dovetail Plane Stanley 444 czcams.com/video/9caf44FEtfM/video.html (или "колхозить" такой упор как у автора этого видео :( Если и использовать такую конструкцию шпунтубеля, то только в качестве "доборника", к примеру, для ящичного соединения по типу "ласточкин хвост". По крайней мере будет дешевле чем покупать специальные стаместки для этих целей, и намного дешевле чем специальная (для тех же целей) шипорезка под фрезер.
I love your work, I’m a subscriber, and I hate to leave a negative comment - but - the music is distracting. Obviously your work pleases all your subscribers, but I guarantee that only a fraction of us are going to be tapping our feet to those tunes. Having said this, thanks for sharing your skill and creativity!
hello, what is the name of this tool that you use on the bench drill to polish the corners, would it be a rotating rasp? sorry for some mistake just Brazilian and I don't speak English!! Tanks!
piękne jaskółeczki. Od tego machania to siły w łapie musisz mieć hehe nie to co ja, wszystko maszynami na łatwiznę :P Mnie się strugi w ogóle nie słuchają :) Super robota
Dzięki :) Czasami idzie się zmęczyć, ale to bardzo przyjemna robota :) Podstawa to mieć w czym zamocować materiał. A z maszynami nie zawsze idzie łatwo :)
At 9:55, to get the blade loose, don't hammer on the wooden wedge, hit the back of your plane. It works, try it. Then have a look at all your old planes of this style and you'll see the hammer marks from just that.
A true Artisain's work!! I'm so gratefull i found your channel. Could you tell me what kind of metal have you used for the blade?? Keep up the excelent work, congrats mate!!
Stavros Gakos Dzięki za informację. Tak mi się wydawało, że to Stanley nr 4😃 Jaki strug jest najbardziej zbliżony do tego Blosta? Pytam, bo przymierzam się do zakupu i mam w planie obróbkę podobnych wielkosciowo elementów. Ps. Następny film w sobotę?😀
Looks like here the nicker iron is explained in more detail. It seems to ve cutting the corners. Is it right? www.badgerwoodworks.com/2012/05/tuning-up-a-dado-plane/
Honestly I do love your work but the horrible music almost had me shut off the whole thing. Instead I muted. Kept checking to see if it had ended. I also enjoy just the sound of your tools. Keep up the fine work but no more weird music please.
Te strugi mogą pracować w poprzek włókien, wtedy przedni nóż nacina włókna drewna. Dzięki temu na krawędzi struganego wpustu nie ma żadnych wyrwań. Pozdrawiam!
Zrobiłem te strugi pod konkretny projekt więc na pewno będzie film z jego realizacji :) Widziałem ten film Klausz'a - genialny pomysł z uszczelnieniem połączenia! Btw nie wiem jak te moje strugi spisałyby się podczas pracy w poprzek słojów bo zaprojektowałem je tylko do strugania wzdłuż (ostrze prostopadle do korpusu). Muszę to sprawdzić :)
Masz rację, nacinacze odgrywają główną rolę przy struganiu w poprzek. Strugać na pewno będą ale obawiam się, że prostopadle ostrze zostawi nierówną, poszarpaną powierzchnie dna wpustu. Spróbuję dzisiaj :)
To o czym piszesz może zajść w tylko w 2 przypadkach: 1. za duże wysunięcie ostrza w stosunku do nacisku od góry, przez co może wystąpić przeskakiwanie. 2. stopa struga w części przed ostrzem jest wyżej od tej za nim - kołyska, może mieć 2 przyczyny, czyli zbyt mała sztywność korpusu, bądź brak wyrównania całej stopy.
This video just blew me away. To see the work space you used in 2017 - sure has changed from then to now in late 2021. Your videos bring so much peace to my life - I think of all the channels - your videos truly show how one can improve their skills by just continuing to do what they enjoy. So thankful that you have chosen to share your work.
Thank you Karol :)
Wonderful work. After viewing about 20 of your more current videos, it is interesting to see this older one, and see how all your tools and shop have evolved. This video is good, and your newer ones are better. I’m working my way through all your videos...thanks
Thanks a lot Jeff :)
Same here. I agree. Moxon vice is interesting. Thank God you dropped the music in your later videos! Thank you!
I like the music. You like the music. We like the music. Play more music. 🤟💃🎼🎹🎼🎼🎼🎵🎶 Now I will watch your beautiful planes. Hank you for sharing your expert skill. #woke
*thank you
Love the music. I kept waiting for 70's L.A. Detective in a plaid sports jacket to stroll into the workshop...
most impressing think is that you used simple hand tools to make such wonderful tools rather than using sofisticated modern mechinary tools which is not accessible to common people. Thanks a lot for sharing it...
Thank you :)
Yes! I finally found something this guy isn't totally awesome at...... musical editing. He may be human after all. Seriously though...Great work as always. Thanks for sharing
hahaha 👍
Ah! Those old days…
Fantastic. They work very well and look great.
Thank you Jim!
Yo! Stave, Glad to see you showing ( even timelapse) that it takes alil time cutting irons by hand w a hacksaw.... I know when I was a kid I'd get just as excited then as i do Now ...
UNTIL, I started cutting steel w a hacksaw...and literally said " Oh Hell No...F this..takes too damn long!". I guess I just assumed it would be easy...Its Far From It.
But, glad I got older cause I enjoy the hell outa this stuff. As w me back then, I think when new guys get to cutting steel by hand they all of a sudden dont have interest in it no more....its a shame Really... maybe just me being older, but this is awsome therapy w a dash of pride knowing the skill set doing woodwork. As this.
Tell em to just SLOW The F DOWN....enjoy being creative and producing something this world doesnt see very much now days.... Hand Made Tools that will Out Last All of us and the unknown number of people who if even for a sec on a look only, will get great enjoyment from the tool or what it helped create
This is absolutely genius!
Thanks Will! I'm glad you like it :)
This is most excellent, it explains a lot tp me
Very nice planes and they are so functional.
Two masterpieces! Excellent screw added to the wedge :) Very well done, fantastic video friend !
Thank you Daniel!
Best music on a woodworking video I’ve ever heard!
Thank you Paul!
The "hey wake up" thing really freaked me out at first. I thought my cat was talking to me 😹
😁
Wonderful job. They look great!
Thank you :)
The sliding dovetail is usually cross grain joint.
awesome job buddy. lot of work but they turned out really nice thanks for sharing.
Thank you Opa!
You are the real, not glamourous joiner. I take off a hat!
I don't think so but thank you :)
I don't think so but thank you :)
They're a really nice set of planes.
Dear Stavros, if you are struggling with a choice of music then my humble opinion is don’t bother. Just keep the microphone on in your workshop to capture your machining sounds. That’s all the sound you need (my opinion).
The circular rasp you used in the drill press looks a fantastic tool. It could cut lots of material but keep a sharp edge for ages, unlike sand paper and bobbin head sanders. Where did you get it from and what is it called?
The vertical pin you placed before the blade: what is it’s purpose? My guess is that it is a wear plate to reduce wear-out on the leading wood part of the planes. Thanks.
Peter Marsh I think he must have heard you, because the music stopped, nope my bad it came back. Sorry.
This was surreal.
Dopiero Ocet na filmie z renowacją piły zwrócił uwagę na Pana, hm, miejsce zamieszkania;) Nie można przestać oglądać - perfekcyjne wykonanie. Muza debeściak. Dzięki.
Hehe ehh ten ocet ;) Dziękuję! pozdrowienia z Brodnicy!
beautifully done ♥ it... very clear understanding, I'm looking forward to make one
Thank you Saleem:)
Damn that took forever. Nice tools tho.
Nice job sir! Like the demonstration at the end! 👍
Thank you Szilard!
I'm already awake!
Excellent! I liked very much
Genardus Faberus thank you, i'm glad you like it!
Удовольствие получаю ,как будто смотрю интересный детектив
Very nice! Inspiring too👍🤔
Thank you !
well done!!
Thank you!
Fine work, brother
Thank you David!
EXCELENTE VIDEO AMIGO ,MUY EDUCATIVO, SALUDOS DESDE PERU
Gracias Roberto :)
@@StavrosGakos QUE TIPO DE MADERA UTILIZA SON MUY EXCELENTES LOS TRABAJOS , DISCULPE DE QUE PAÍS ES UD.
Sweet tool build.
Thank you Thomas!
Excellent work...very nice...
TroppY's Bastelkeller thank you!
great work buddy! keep it up!
Thank you Chris !
Amazingly Cool!
Thank you DBaca!
Nice job!
Thank you Amund!
I noticed that you used a grub screw to retain the blade and wedge in the body of the plane. I have only made one wooden plane for reeding. I could not persuade the blade to stay put under load. When I looked at my other wooden planes it became apparent that the blades were tapered in thickness being thicker at the sharp end this means that the blade acts as a wedge itself and with the wedge acting in opposition the blade only tightens under load rather than slipping. I ground the blade to taper in thickness and made a new wedge. The blade no longer slipped. I hope that this is of some help.
Jack you have right, thank you for your comment. The blade i used wasn't tapered. I used this screws to save heads of the wedges. The bed angle was 55 degrees so the wedge should hold the blade very tightly. The wedges are very thin so propably they would been destroed very fast during adjusting with a hammer. This screws let me use less hammer work to hold the blade in place. I appreciate your attention :) regards!
Nice job. Please wath materiel you use for lime with red color
Maravilloso trabajo!!!
Enriquea thanks :)
Subscribed. 👍
Михаил Попов thank you:)
Я та же "фигня".)) Теперь можно фрезер запульнуть куда подальше.)
@@Terentii175 Не советую! Лучше, всё-таки, сначала пазовать прямой фрезой необходимую глубину, а затем фрезой "ласточкин хвост". Данная конструкция шпунтубеля непозволяет использовать "перпендикулярный" упор как это есть у Dovetail Plane Stanley 444 czcams.com/video/9caf44FEtfM/video.html
(или "колхозить" такой упор как у автора этого видео :(
Если и использовать такую конструкцию шпунтубеля, то только в качестве "доборника", к примеру, для ящичного соединения по типу "ласточкин хвост". По крайней мере будет дешевле чем покупать специальные стаместки для этих целей, и намного дешевле чем специальная (для тех же целей) шипорезка под фрезер.
sweet job man
Thank you Pascal !
Very Nice, nice fit as well, well done.
thanks for sharing.
DesertBum AKA Chuck
Thank you Chuck!
I love your work, I’m a subscriber, and I hate to leave a negative comment - but - the music is distracting. Obviously your work pleases all your subscribers, but I guarantee that only a fraction of us are going to be tapping our feet to those tunes. Having said this, thanks for sharing your skill and creativity!
Thats why now i'm making videos without any music. Thanks!
Awwww, maaaaaan. Dang. I was diggin’ the music.
Well, I did say a fraction. That could be anything from a tenth to 99/100.
funny reply
awesome ... dig the funky sunday grooves too
Thank you Peter!
very nice hand plane. Can you put a photo with your workbench below, it"s intersting how you fix it on the wall :)
Thank you Daniel! This workbench is standing on "Y" shaped legs. I fix it to the wall with few anchors. Nothing special:)
Thanks
hello, what is the name of this tool that you use on the bench drill to polish the corners, would it be a rotating rasp? sorry for some mistake just Brazilian and I don't speak English!! Tanks!
Hey Rodrigo! yes, it was kind of rotating rasp. Regards!
@@StavrosGakos tanks!
piękne jaskółeczki. Od tego machania to siły w łapie musisz mieć hehe nie to co ja, wszystko maszynami na łatwiznę :P Mnie się strugi w ogóle nie słuchają :) Super robota
Dzięki :) Czasami idzie się zmęczyć, ale to bardzo przyjemna robota :) Podstawa to mieć w czym zamocować materiał. A z maszynami nie zawsze idzie łatwo :)
mocowanie materiału to numer 2 dla mnie, a numerem jeden jest wosk lub olej na stopę struga.
A ja rzadko smaruję stopę :)
At 9:55, to get the blade loose, don't hammer on the wooden wedge, hit the back of your plane. It works, try it. Then have a look at all your old planes of this style and you'll see the hammer marks from just that.
I топорная praca może być biżuteria, jeśli stolarz - mistrz w swojej dziedzinie....)
Dziękuję Юра!
make sure you put your marker makes man those are really nice
perfect
Thank you !
очень хорошее видео ! уважаю людей которые могут работать руками и производить такие хорошие вещи!спасибо за труд! сколько у вас стоит зензубель?
Dziękuję bardzo :) niestety nie są na sprzedaż, pozdrawiam !
A true Artisain's work!! I'm so gratefull i found your channel. Could you tell me what kind of metal have you used for the blade?? Keep up the excelent work, congrats mate!!
Quimeracromatica thank you! I'm glad you like it:) it was old high carbon plane blade. Regards!
Great video . Music drove me mad so i muted it.
Do you use a push or pull float?
Booth 👍
Grekopolak potrafi..!
Dzięki Nikos!
Nikos DIY fhk
I actually enjoyed the music. Hey, wake up was sexy as phuk. Great vid thanks!
freezerburn04 you're welcome :)
I'm awake, goddanmit!
Hello Stavros. I have a doubt
Consider you that make a dovetail plane from a wooden rabbet plane could be easy?
You can try, but you have to close the mouth with addictional piece of wood. Good luck!
Bomba!
Thank you Chris !
👍👍👍
Thanks!
Beautiful work Sir! Could i humbly ask for plans and tutorial..i'd like to build my matched set
Thank you Carlo! Sorry, but i have plans only in my head :)
Many thanks !!!!! Could i make you questions about how to build those planes in future? i'm already studying your viedo.
feel free with your questions - here is my mail esortodox@gmail.com
BLO?? Oh, right - Boiled Linseed Oil !
Bingo :)
That's exactly what I said. Lol😄😂
Rewelacyjna robota! Jakich strugów używasz do wygładzania 2:20 i 6:05 min? Pozdrawiam i czekam na kolejne filmy.
Dzięki! Stanley no 4 i Blosta no 110. Właśnie montuję kolejny :) Pozdrowienia!
Dzięki! Stanley no 4 i Blosta no 110. Właśnie montuję kolejny :) Pozdrowienia!
Stavros Gakos Dzięki za informację. Tak mi się wydawało, że to Stanley nr 4😃 Jaki strug jest najbardziej zbliżony do tego Blosta? Pytam, bo przymierzam się do zakupu i mam w planie obróbkę podobnych wielkosciowo elementów. Ps. Następny film w sobotę?😀
@@ppiqus Stanley no 110 to praktycznie ten sam strug. Tak, w sobotę - czyli wczoraj ;) pozdrawiam
@@StavrosGakos Raz jeszcze dzięki za informacje. Film sobotni już zobaczony😀
Again, you hardly catch sight of each tool as it is used, so following the craftsman 's techniques is a challenge!
Patrick Ancill thank!
退刨刃只需敲击刨子屁股就可以，刨膛和木楔子也没有必要做那么大
What is the other piece of metal for?
it is the a nicker for crosscut work.
Oh right, doh. Thanks. Very cool by the way.
Looks like here the nicker iron is explained in more detail. It seems to ve cutting the corners. Is it right? www.badgerwoodworks.com/2012/05/tuning-up-a-dado-plane/
Honestly I do love your work but the horrible music almost had me shut off the whole thing. Instead I muted. Kept checking to see if it had ended. I also enjoy just the sound of your tools. Keep up the fine work but no more weird music please.
My two oldest videos have some music, whole the rest is without. Thanks for watching!
I want to buy them. Do you sell your hand made tools?
Yes, but you have to wait some time. I'm rebuilding my shop righ now. In touch!
ok! Thanks for answer. Good luck and God bless!
Well done will you sell me a pair of the dovetail planes
thank you! What ratio of dovetail do you need? I will let you know when i made another pair.
Не понял назначение передней железки
Te strugi mogą pracować w poprzek włókien, wtedy przedni nóż nacina włókna drewna. Dzięki temu na krawędzi struganego wpustu nie ma żadnych wyrwań. Pozdrawiam!
lol @14:25
I had to mute that music. Really offensive volume level.
Teraz proszę o piękne zastosowanie typu czcams.com/video/PitVHP7omvY/video.html ;)
Zrobiłem te strugi pod konkretny projekt więc na pewno będzie film z jego realizacji :) Widziałem ten film Klausz'a - genialny pomysł z uszczelnieniem połączenia! Btw nie wiem jak te moje strugi spisałyby się podczas pracy w poprzek słojów bo zaprojektowałem je tylko do strugania wzdłuż (ostrze prostopadle do korpusu). Muszę to sprawdzić :)
"nacinacze" w sumie nie wiem jak poprawnie po polsku to się nazywa (ang. nicker) mają Twoje strugi, więc nie powinno być kłopotu :)
Masz rację, nacinacze odgrywają główną rolę przy struganiu w poprzek. Strugać na pewno będą ale obawiam się, że prostopadle ostrze zostawi nierówną, poszarpaną powierzchnie dna wpustu. Spróbuję dzisiaj :)
To o czym piszesz może zajść w tylko w 2 przypadkach: 1. za duże wysunięcie ostrza w stosunku do nacisku od góry, przez co może wystąpić przeskakiwanie. 2. stopa struga w części przed ostrzem jest wyżej od tej za nim - kołyska, może mieć 2 przyczyny, czyli zbyt mała sztywność korpusu, bądź brak wyrównania całej stopy.