Nice looking plane ! If I may share some informations . A Japanese plane iron is wedge shaped(tapers in thickness), which is what holds the blade in place(wedged in the groove), and also has a scooped back(Urasuki) to make flattening the back easier. As for the body, the sole is not flat the entire length , but it's scooped out so that there're really only two or three sections touching the wood when planing, to reduce friction and make the feel of the cut dramatically lighter .
Obrigado por mais um belo trabalho, bem feito, simples e prático. Estava com saudades desses belos trabalhos. Parabens. São Paulo, Brasil. Abraços patrício.
Boas, gosto de o ver a trabalhar nas novas instalações :) com respeito a essa plaina, ficou bem bonita. Já construí umas 4 e com sucesso. só notei da sua parte quando estava a raspar a base para fazer os côncavos este precedimento deve ser feito com os ferro metido mas recolhido como se fosse defenitivo. A razão pela qual digo isto faz toda a diferença pois a tenção causada pelos ferros já causa uma curvatura na base da plaina. Acredite que faz toda a diferença, não deixando assim a plaina dançar tanto quando corre sobre a madeira. Excelente trabalho.
Não tinha pensado nisso, mas de facto com o ferro em pressão é evidente que deve haver alguma deformação. Vou verificar com a régua. Obrigado pela dica.
Many Japanese speakers commenting that it's not proper - most complain that yours is made of glued three-piece wood and not out of a single piece. The second common point being the blade of yours is a flat piece of solid metal. The Japanese blade is laminated and very slightly concave on the back.
Yeah, I know that. Even if it was made according to all Japanese methods, it would still not be a Japanese planer. It would always be a Portuguese planer !! I dont care. It works and the blade is optimal. It was a friend of mine, a blacksmith, who made them.
@@FromTheWood Then if you know all this, why call it a Kanna?? It's clearly not, it's a plane made (loosely) in the style of a Kanna. You even call it a Japanese plane in the title. It's a poor imitation, nothing more...
I watched a guy in the jungle(on yt) make one of these with nothing but a nail,malket,chisel,and a large knife. His worked fine so i dont know who's is best.
Sterling job. Any numbers on dimensions and angels? Would be much appreciated as I'm about to make my first plane soon and is considering the options btw a Japanese vs a Western(-ish) model.
Hi, really nice job. Just a couple of consideration. In my opinion, the mouth on the sole is a little bit too large, so it doesn't work too smooth on the wood... 2nd, the chip breaker is too thick... But as already said, these are only my opinions. Very good job
the dimensions are: 28cm * 6cm * 4cm I do not have anything related to planer for sale on etsy. I intend to put on sale in a few days the blade of the planer
It is very sad to see this type of videos that damage the reputation of Japanese carpentry because that you made has nothing to do with a true kanna (Japanese plane) Es muy triste ver este tipo de videos que perjudican la reputación de la carpintería japonesa porque lo que hiciste no tiene nada que ver con un kanna (cepillo japonés)
Estaria muito mal a carpintaria japonesa se ficasse com a sua reputação prejudicada pelo facto de eu ter feito uma plaina seguindo o modelo de uma plaina japonesa, isto sem falar que eu tenho todo o direito de fazer aquilo que muito bem entendo, desde que não haja direitos de autor reservados, sem ter de dar satisfações a ninguém.
Carpintería de Japón Shokunin. Sashimono. Kumiko. It does nothing to the reputation of Japanese kanna for people to show their western interpretations of the design. It’s obvious to everyone that it’s not a fully traditional kanna.
Nice looking plane ! If I may share some informations . A Japanese plane iron is wedge shaped(tapers in thickness), which is what holds the blade in place(wedged in the groove), and also has a scooped back(Urasuki) to make flattening the back easier.
As for the body, the sole is not flat the entire length , but it's scooped out so that there're really only two or three sections touching the wood when planing, to reduce friction and make the feel of the cut dramatically lighter .
Thank you, those small details make a difference in the performance of the tool.
Nicely made hand plane. I'm encouraged to try making one for myself thanks to this video
Thank you. Good luck for you.
You make it look so easy. I'd buy one from you because then I won't have to fix the lazy factory work of a store bought one.
A thing of beauty, simple, elegant and practical. Thank you.
アマチュアしかも外国人が作ろうという意欲は凄い。
改善すべき点はあるが、努力は評価する。
Turned out very well! Nice work. Thanks for sharing.
It’s a great work but far from Japanese Kanna. I’m a Japanese carpenter in Kyoto, Japan .
*GLUES THEM UP TOGETHER*
HA, GENIUS!
Thank you. I am going to try and make one of these next 😁.
good luck. Thanks
And I think to myself... what a wonderful plane...
I see it bloom for me and you. Thank you
That is a beautiful plane. Now I want to make my own, too.
The way you works looks very safe.
Obrigado por mais um belo trabalho, bem feito, simples e prático. Estava com saudades desses belos trabalhos. Parabens. São Paulo, Brasil. Abraços patrício.
Obrigado. Grande abraço
Great 👍
Wonderful
Excellent work good job sir.
Thank you
Nice.
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Gracias por tus palabras
Hi there from Portugal(Coimbra),
Very nice Plane :D
Obrigado(Thanks)
Obrigado
日本のかんなの刃は、平面ではありません。
裏打ち、裏出し、があります。
very nice marvelous job
素晴らしい 鉋はこのように手間暇かけて造り出しているんですね。
Very beautiful. Nice video! Thanks!
A very well done and beautiful work.
Greetings from Chile.
Gracias
And the first thing we see? Loose shirt sleeves flapping around.
Boas, gosto de o ver a trabalhar nas novas instalações :) com respeito a essa plaina, ficou bem bonita. Já construí umas 4 e com sucesso. só notei da sua parte quando estava a raspar a base para fazer os côncavos este precedimento deve ser feito com os ferro metido mas recolhido como se fosse defenitivo. A razão pela qual digo isto faz toda a diferença pois a tenção causada pelos ferros já causa uma curvatura na base da plaina. Acredite que faz toda a diferença, não deixando assim a plaina dançar tanto quando corre sobre a madeira. Excelente trabalho.
Não tinha pensado nisso, mas de facto com o ferro em pressão é evidente que deve haver alguma deformação. Vou verificar com a régua. Obrigado pela dica.
A very nice bit of work there, beautiful and functional.
very very very good of job
Bela plaina. Parabéns
WOW!! That came out beautiful and sharp too. Great video, thank you!
Hermoso proyecto...me recordó la forma de construcción de un krenov.....a la japonesa.....gracias.!!!!!
awesome work!
Exelente trabalho amigo parabéns
Obrigado
what a great talent thanks for sharing.....have a good day
Thank you
Why were you using the card scraper on the bottom of the plane fro about 1/2 on both ends.
Many Japanese speakers commenting that it's not proper - most complain that yours is made of glued three-piece wood and not out of a single piece. The second common point being the blade of yours is a flat piece of solid metal. The Japanese blade is laminated and very slightly concave on the back.
Yeah, I know that. Even if it was made according to all Japanese methods, it would still not be a Japanese planer. It would always be a Portuguese planer !!
I dont care. It works and the blade is optimal. It was a friend of mine, a blacksmith, who made them.
@@FromTheWood Then if you know all this, why call it a Kanna?? It's clearly not, it's a plane made (loosely) in the style of a Kanna. You even call it a Japanese plane in the title. It's a poor imitation, nothing more...
Trabalho perfeito, parabéns!
Elegant, great job.
Thank you
este e o mito da madeira sou fan dele d+ vai ser bom e o unico parabens
I watched a guy in the jungle(on yt) make one of these with nothing but a nail,malket,chisel,and a large knife.
His worked fine so i dont know who's is best.
I didn't see your Kanna in the etsy store. I would love one that size. Please consider adding one.
Ok. Thank you
more then awesome
Thank you
Great job
Sterling job. Any numbers on dimensions and angels? Would be much appreciated as I'm about to make my first plane soon and is considering the options btw a Japanese vs a Western(-ish) model.
Mine has a 45-degree bed angle.
Beautiful plane! what is the purpose of having a concave sole?
To reduce friction
kim-o-fuz
All Japanese planes are built like that. They do the same with their chisels too.
A Krenov Kanna? Curious if a laminated “traditional style” Kanna can be done?
good job!
Good job and nice plane!
Nice👍
Looks great but i'll stick to something with a tote and knob. gripping a Kanna really hurts the hands after awhile
it is true
How's the multi-piece construct holding together after removing the blade several times?
Wood glue is stronger than wood so probably working just fine
Muito bom, quem sabe sabe!
残念ながら、これを日本のカンナとは呼べません。
製作努力は素晴らしいのですが、本質を理解せず外見だけ似せて作ったニセモノの典型と言わざるを得ません。
What is the essence? I would like you to explain. Thank you.
@@FromTheWood
他にも日本語でコメントされていますが、鉋刃には裏透き「urasuki」という部分があり、平面では無いんですよ。
ちょうど、鉋刃を作る工程の動画↓を見付けたので、ご覧になってください。
czcams.com/video/ZOtOIPPuMGY/video.html
また日本の鉋台は、木を切り出して作るものであり、接着剤で張り合わせたりもしませんよ。(^^)
Hi what kinde of angels it need to have
Cestitke za rad interesuje. Me pod kojim je kutom spiljeno drvo gdj ide noz pozdrav
Muy bueno, genial, pero porque le pasa la cuchilla después de haberlo lijado ? no tiene que estar al superficie de abajo totalmente plana ?
Un saludo.
Nas plainas japonesas (kanna) a superfície inferior não é plana. A plaina só toca na madeira em dois ou três pontos. Obrigado
Thank you sir....
Excelente..!!!!
Obrigado
Nice tool, congratulations and thank you for this video. Why do you scrape underneath, is it to minimize friction? Thanks.
Yes. The Kanna planers are like this.
may i ask you where did you get those kanna blades? thanks
excelente trabajo, que angulo le diste a la cuchilla ???
Obrigado. 45º
Hi, really nice job. Just a couple of consideration. In my opinion, the mouth on the sole is a little bit too large, so it doesn't work too smooth on the wood... 2nd, the chip breaker is too thick... But as already said, these are only my opinions. Very good job
MP Creazioni Legno
That’s a pretty typical thickness for a chip breaker on a Japanese plane.
Thanks 😉
What was the card scraping for?
very good work ! what is that for wood?
Gorgeous I would like to know the wood density
Bellissimo.
Obrigado
Your gona have a bad kickback if you dont get that miter guage out of yhe way
Fingers too
A very nice bit of work.
What is the size (height, thickness and width) of a cutting blade and subblade that your friend forged? Thank you!
10 cm * 4.8 cm * 0.7 cm. Thank you
Size (height, thickness and width) of a subblade? Thank you!
@@Apucik I can not answer that now. I do not have the plan with me
Great job!
Where can you get the blade sets?
do you sell this please
Excellent job if you’re selling that planers how much does is cost. Thanks for your video!
Thank you. I'm not selling this planer. But I will sell the blades soon. On etsy.
Thanks
Save me ton of money
What are dimensions of original block of wood? What ought I to use in "search " on etsy page?
the dimensions are: 28cm * 6cm * 4cm
I do not have anything related to planer for sale on etsy.
I intend to put on sale in a few days the blade of the planer
Japanese??🤔🤔🤔🤔interesting!!🤔🤔
Polish and shine the blade and chip breaker to a mirror finish.
What angle is the blade set at?
Probably 30 or 25 considering Japan style
It is very sad to see this type of videos that damage the reputation of Japanese carpentry because that you made has nothing to do with a true kanna (Japanese plane)
Es muy triste ver este tipo de videos que perjudican la reputación de la carpintería japonesa porque lo que hiciste no tiene nada que ver con un kanna (cepillo japonés)
Estaria muito mal a carpintaria japonesa se ficasse com a sua reputação prejudicada pelo facto de eu ter feito uma plaina seguindo o modelo de uma plaina japonesa, isto sem falar que eu tenho todo o direito de fazer aquilo que muito bem entendo, desde que não haja direitos de autor reservados, sem ter de dar satisfações a ninguém.
Carpintería de Japón Shokunin. Sashimono. Kumiko.
It does nothing to the reputation of Japanese kanna for people to show their western interpretations of the design. It’s obvious to everyone that it’s not a fully traditional kanna.
woah
Where to buy the iron ? Very nice kana and fully efficient.
In a few days I will put the link to access the purchase. Thank you.
You can make your own rather easily. Buy O1 tool steel bar, grind the bevel, and harden it using a torch forge and quench in motor oil.
Top Top Top 👌👌👌👍👍👍
Minchia che sei bravo!
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これは鉋じゃない。
同感です。寄木細工のような造りは邪道！…本来の鉋の台は、１本の木から打ち出し。細かい事を言えば、仕上げる木材によって角度が異なります。
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Como fazer para eu comprar uma plaina dessas? Obrigado!
Eu não vendo a plaina. Mas tenho ferros para vender.
@@FromTheWood Como faço pra adquirir, bem como preço! Obrigado!
nice but were orden plae blades wood canmade but not blade
Не хватает клейма!
Thought this was about a airplane lol
Chris Lim
It is! Didn’t you see the wings? 😉
播州三木打刃物 伝統工芸士 二代目 千代鶴貞秀作 寸八鉋 「淡路の夕凪」 （赤樫台・桐箱入）「三木金物商工協同組合連合会認定書付」 （千代鶴貞秀製作所） www.amazon.co.jp/dp/B00JWCEA2Q/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_tai_AHLaDb7KZE7J3
鉋なめんなよ
Danger danger ranger for your finger danger please more attencion you only have 10
Cepilla algo
Explanations? Any?!
El tradicional vasiado pierde esencia
は
Это халтура (не обижайтесь)
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