Big fan of your work but one question...how can you prove that this is not a reproduction of that reproduction or that this is your ideea and not of that person?
I just watched a video of this type of contraption that was done a few years back. Let's be clear, not making a jointer, it's a called a planer, and your making a planer table, not a jointer!
I'm not in the habit of giving compliments to other tradesmen, but I've got to make an acceptation of you. I've been a carpenter all my life. 4 th generation and I'm 60. A lifetime of woodworking, building tools because sometime I couldn't afford to go out and buy one, or they didn't make what I needed. You Sir have blown my mind at your genius, creative, mind blowing expert craftsmanship. Good for you Sir.
As a fellow woodworker, I have watched your builds with great interest and I must say that I am somewhat in awe of your ability to create good tools out of simple materials. I have manufacturer's versions of these tools in my shop but I can honestly say that I don't believe they are any better and in some ways not as good as what you have made. You, sir, are a genius and I salute you!
After discovering you absolutely fantastic channel I thought I've seen every woodworking hack there is? Being a man of 75 I am realising your can teach an old dog new tricks. 😮😮❤
7/31/2020 USA Grandpa Bill: I'm watching two of the world's most sensitively artistic hands describe in wood the creations of fine intelligence. The precision of movement, the carefully thought out demonstrations to the viewer in meditative silence speak of a soul melded to his craft who is emotionally considerate of his audience, a teacher with much wisdom for someone so apparently young. It is a pleasure to watch you work. I am grateful you are on TH-cam and sharing with the world your gifts.
У Вас золотые руки! Своими замечательными видео, Вы вдохновляете других людей создавать свое, родное, нужное.Так держать!Успехов Вам, и всех земных благ.
Non c'è confronto sei troppo più bravo di tutti,poi senza musica che serve solo a disturbare,senza parlare tu mi incanti, guardare i tuoi video mi fa stare bene,e si impara tantissimo.ti ringrazio per aver publicato tanti lavori molto istruttivi,grazie
This is the best DIY tool video I have ever watched on You Tube. The author of this video is a real professor: he is accurate, precise, practical, reliable, clean, respects the properties of the material and makes sense for aesthetics… Bravo! The warmest greetings from Serbia.
Well... I couldn't be more impressed... This benchtop jointer from a hand planer is just another in a series of home-built machines... The drill press in wood, with a vise in wood, and a belt sander in wood... The craftsmanship is just incredible... I'm subscribed...
This guy is 100% amazing. The level of detail and craftsmanship is unmatched on youtube. Very impressive sir, thank you for the clean, precise, and well executed video content.
Questi bei video, sono innanzi tutto caratterizzati dalla pulizia e, sopra ogni altra cosa dalla precisione e chiarezza. Molto gradevoli da guardare e utili, complimenti vivissimi!
give this guy a well stocked hardware store, a government budget, and he could get you to the moon and back, and keep most of the government budget. Well Done, Sir!
There is no comparison, you are way better than everyone else, then without music which only serves to disturb, without speaking you enchant me, watching your videos makes me feel good, and you learn a lot. I thank you for having published so many very instructive works ,Thank you
WOW, I am SO GLAD I have come across this instructional video. I recently purchased an electric planer, I have'nt used it much though due to difficulties getting a good square planing or end up with a planed work piece that ended up thinner at one end than the other lol. Anyway THIS is just what I need. NOT ONLY is this a GREAT piece of work but the video production here is EXCELLENT. Totally captivating. Such clear, calm, patient depiction of attention to detail made me think as I was watching this video "this is how a how-to-video SHOULD be done". THANK YOU for this great piece of work and THANK YOU for such a great video of how to do it. By the way I LOVE the way that the work piece can be held at a precise angle so as to create a planed bevel. Marvellous. (now I can make my gazebo style bird house roof sections with the precise bevels that I need).
The calmness and focus you have when you build things are true joy to watch. And the your design of a benchtop jointer is a very good and useful one much better than a lot of others I've seen.
Very impressive design. So, I got the plan downloaded and made one for myself. It works well. I made two alterations. Instead of the epoxy compound that you used to support the planer, I used cup shaped struts fixed to the piece (where you used two wood screws to anchor the epoxy.) The struts were made easily by cutting a hole on a square piece of plywood and dividing it in the middle. Similarly, at the front, I used two obtuse angled triangles. I encountered another problem. The front of the plane tended to tilt down. So I used another strut piece which was left unglued, because it caused difficulty to turn knob for plane blade adjustment
Bu kadar temiz ve bu kadar kusursuz çalışanı görmedim. Tebrik ediyorum. Buradan ne kadar karakterli ve mükemmel bir insan olduğunuz belli. Keşke tanışma imkanımız olsaydı. Ülkemiz Türkiye ve Ankara şehrine gelirseniz misafir etmek isterim.
9 minutes and 20 seconds before the first clamp made an appearance. I'm both amazed and impressed; now I'm wondering if all the other woodworking people on TH-cam are sponsored by clamp companies. :)
it is a power demonstration in all gentle trains. use a lot of different material and in the end like a large orchestra, presenting a world-shattering piece of music. it is remarkable how closely you look at these tools, and if I may say so, you wake up tired looking woodworking machine to live. really amazing
Ce monsieur fait toujours un travail impeccable et très bien expliqué il est très calme et très précis dans ces gestes j adore tout ses vidéos vraiment toutes très intéressantes et tout ceux qui votent négatifs sont des jaloux qui ne savent même pas planté un clou dans un morceau de bois.....on vois bien qu il adore son travail et qu il le fait avec cœur et passion...un grand bravo a vous monsieur
By far the best benchtop jointer diy-style which is really well designed and well manufactured. A solution you can build by yourself at home with little special technical equipment...well done. I think i might going to build it by myself.
I just love watching your videos about making tools to make tools which in turn will make more tools to make tools and better tools to improve the tools which were made - this is art 👍🏻 thank you from the UK 🇬🇧
Definitely the best hand plane to jointer as you even included safety features that a lot haven’t. Only improvement would be to include an emergency stop option.
Like plugging it into a powerboard fixed to the side of it that has a stop button/switch might be what I would do if I were to make one. Completely agree with what you say about that being the only improvement!
Modern woodpeckers are all about the electrical tools but you Mister (take my hat to you a thousand times) you a Complete Craftsmen- tool maker with skill and precision. For me, you are at the top of the pile of you tubers, you are the best of the very best. Most of them *woodpeckers + are just marketing salesmen of you tube - well you know what I mean! Blessings from Downunder.
I just recently started watching your videos. You are truly a master of your craft. The ability to build tools to build projects is so impressive. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
Another "woodworking art form" video! The hand motions tell the tale: gentle, accurate, unhurried, respectful, efficient. Japanese culture recognizes and respects these things. We Americans basically don't get it. This is not to idolize one set of cultural values over another (each has its use); but, it is amazing to see these behaviors reflected in woodworking videos. Also, these videos show tools made with relatively simple hand tools, in a highly efficient shop, in a small (and very clean) space. Very, very refreshing (and instructive).
No te puedes imaginar la alegria que siento que por casualidad haberte encontrado me parecen una maravilla tus videos con una calidad de realizacion inmejorable tanto en lmagen como a nivel explicativo tratado con mucha delicadeza y profesionalidad cuantos y cuantos que suben videos a You Tube deberian ver tus videos para aprender de ti . Eres un autetico profesional. Muchas gracias, un saludo TONI MARTIN
Insisto....usted es de otro planeta.....impresiona cada vez que presenta un nuevo diseño, es un verdadero deleite ver sus creaciones con un nivel de ingeniería aplicada que no veo en este lado del mundo.... sorprendente su visión, análisis en generar versatilidad de aplicación con el uso de recursos simples y elementos disponibles en cualquier lugar del mundo. Sorprende lo que hace....y como lo logra, gracias por compartir y enseñar su técnica, trabajo y experiencia. Más aún su conocimiento, felicidades por siempre. Se ha ganado mi humilde y valioso like 👍 desde un lugar al occidente llamado Chile 🇨🇱
Masterpiece, what a blessed hands, how much modesty and silent, this young creator teaches us all how it looks like when one puts the creation in the front not himsrlf. One of the rarest times when a tool list and a link where to buy them is so missing. Keep on the doing young artist, you are a bless to us all.
Just adding to Don's comments. The positive is that 95% plus think that your work is pretty cool. Well done and very nice work by the way. It just shows that creative types like you don't always have to spend the big bucks on machinery to achieve great outcomes.
And for his next video project, watch as he demonstrates how to build a nuclear submarine out of plywood and glue -- and it functions BETTER THAN ANY OTHER SUBMARINE IN THE WORLD! This guy is next-level creative and phenomenally skilled. His precision and attention to detail are second to none. W O W ! ! !
As a retired capital project procurement manager I think about the economics of this build. He definitely has great skill and the quality of workmanship is superb. However the cost of his Makita planer, the birch plywood, steel angle, fasteners and hardware would come very close if not exceeding US$300 and that wouldn’t include the cost of his labor. The price a new, out of the box bench top jointer at a Big Box Store starts at US$225.
SUPER impressive I must say. Clean and easily adjustable for sure, slide mounts are fantastic. Cuts are beautiful. Thanks for sharing :) I think a spring on the blade cover might be longer lasting, seems to me our rubber bands don't last long term. Great project!!
Awesome design and inspiring! You sir are a genius and an amazing Master Craftsman!!! Bless you for sharing and inspiring!!! I am happy to found your channel and will share it.
Sir, it's simple, which is why it's accurate, but let there be no mistake, not simple to build. This does show, even in your other tools, how versatile 3/4" Baltic birch plywood can be.
Your straight-line gluing at 7:20 was impressive; I have to guide mine with a finger. Oh, I just realized I'm watching it at 1.5 speed! . This is a must do for me, as I have a virtually identical planer only it is a DeWalt. Subscribed.
A great video, I have watched your work with admiration, I am now very motivated to make such a fantastic planing table myself! Thank you very much. Greetings from Gerry - Amsterdam the Netherlands
arigato I love they way you do the work. it is full of knowledge, so detail planed, carefully done, & well finished. Besides, you also give "room" for ether modification or custom development from your sugested design. again, arigato gozaimasu.
check out the strength tests between screws and wood glue sometime. very often, the wood fails before the glue does. and pound for pound glue beats screws consistently since it's [i have read] molecularly bound to the wood's molecules while screws are bound only mechanically to the piece.
Thanks for showing this creation. What I like most about your version, is the plane remains itself, no removal of any parts of it, so it is easily removed and portable....B R I L L I A N T !!!!!
Your work is clear, your demonstrations detailed and well presented. There was no redundancies in your conduct to distract from your work. Very high natural talent for teaching; no bulshit about yourself. No talk is just great. We can see what you are doing in the littlest detail. As for no screws, no clamps I leave it to you. I know that very good and lasting assemblies are possible that way with epoxy glues. I made wood mast some forty feet high, which withstood many a strong blow on the ocean, day after day, and never showed a sign of weakness. As for the sheer value of so much talent, work, and time employed to produce a small though beautiful tool; well, if that is what you chose to do you have done it to perfection. Give a thought to building boats.
In watching all of your videos, I have seen many unique and very nice tools. Are any of them available to purchase here in the U.S.? In particular your measuring square and the double anvil clamp you use to clamp things to your work bench. You are a fantastic woodworker/designer/engineer and your videos are fantastic. Please DO keep them coming.
So, so impressed by the way you have build this with finesse and like a artist working on some very delicate project . Love it and love your patience and talent . Thank you .😊👌
He is an example of high functioning fabricator tradesman . He is not just patient and precise he is clean which is often overlooked when learning to be as good . He reminds me of the ancient Japanese woodworkers with his tempo
The epoxy putty is a great idea. The pads at rear of the planer are relying on the putty adhering to the wood. A stronger fix would have wood reinforcement over the soft putty. But that could be added.
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If you find any unauthorized reproduction of the JSK-koubou video, please report it to me.
Thank you.
JSK-koubouビデオの無断複製を見つけた場合は、報告していただけると助かります。
Big fan of your work but one question...how can you prove that this is not a reproduction of that reproduction or that this is your ideea and not of that person?
@@DrifterSpirit9 Publish time ?
I just watched a video of this type of contraption that was done a few years back. Let's be clear, not making a jointer, it's a called a planer, and your making a planer table, not a jointer!
Looks more like a jointer, not like a planner.
@@robakagyser2300 you apparently don't work with wood
I'm not in the habit of giving compliments to other tradesmen, but I've got to make an acceptation of you. I've been a carpenter all my life. 4 th generation and I'm 60. A lifetime of woodworking, building tools because sometime I couldn't afford to go out and buy one, or they didn't make what I needed. You Sir have blown my mind at your genius, creative, mind blowing expert craftsmanship. Good for you Sir.
It works to…
Brillant 👍👍
I like your comment…✌️
acceptation? exception?
@@vashon100 There's always a spelling Nazi in the group
Sounds like your a real peach
If you look closely, he also made his own drill press 👍
As a fellow woodworker, I have watched your builds with great interest and I must say that I am somewhat in awe of your ability to create good tools out of simple materials. I have manufacturer's versions of these tools in my shop but I can honestly say that I don't believe they are any better and in some ways not as good as what you have made. You, sir, are a genius and I salute you!
After discovering you absolutely fantastic channel I thought I've seen every woodworking hack there is?
Being a man of 75 I am realising your can teach an old dog new tricks. 😮😮❤
7/31/2020 USA Grandpa Bill: I'm watching two of the world's most sensitively artistic hands describe in wood the creations of fine intelligence. The precision of movement, the carefully thought out demonstrations to the viewer in meditative silence speak of a soul melded to his craft who is emotionally considerate of his audience, a teacher with much wisdom for someone so apparently young. It is a pleasure to watch you work. I am grateful you are on TH-cam and sharing with the world your gifts.
У Вас золотые руки! Своими замечательными видео, Вы вдохновляете других людей создавать свое, родное, нужное.Так держать!Успехов Вам, и всех земных благ.
Non c'è confronto sei troppo più bravo di tutti,poi senza musica che serve solo a disturbare,senza parlare tu mi incanti, guardare i tuoi video mi fa stare bene,e si impara tantissimo.ti ringrazio per aver publicato tanti lavori molto istruttivi,grazie
This is the best DIY tool video I have ever watched on You Tube. The author of this video is a real professor: he is accurate, precise, practical, reliable, clean, respects the properties of the material and makes sense for aesthetics… Bravo! The warmest greetings from Serbia.
Well... I couldn't be more impressed... This benchtop jointer from a hand planer is just another in a series of home-built machines... The drill press in wood, with a vise in wood, and a belt sander in wood... The craftsmanship is just incredible... I'm subscribed...
This guy is 100% amazing. The level of detail and craftsmanship is unmatched on youtube. Very impressive sir, thank you for the clean, precise, and well executed video content.
Gal? Madam?
Questi bei video, sono innanzi tutto caratterizzati dalla pulizia e, sopra ogni altra cosa dalla precisione e chiarezza. Molto gradevoli da guardare e utili, complimenti vivissimi!
You are a ROCK star, a TRUE CRAFTSMAN (or woman) . . . I could watch you ply your craft all day long.
give this guy a well stocked hardware store, a government budget, and he could get you to the moon and back, and keep most of the government budget. Well Done, Sir!
There is no comparison, you are way better than everyone else, then without music which only serves to disturb, without speaking you enchant me, watching your videos makes me feel good, and you learn a lot. I thank you for having published so many very instructive works ,Thank you
WOW, I am SO GLAD I have come across this instructional video. I recently purchased an electric planer, I have'nt used it much though due to difficulties getting a good square planing or end up with a planed work piece that ended up thinner at one end than the other lol. Anyway THIS is just what I need. NOT ONLY is this a GREAT piece of work but the video production here is EXCELLENT. Totally captivating. Such clear, calm, patient depiction of attention to detail made me think as I was watching this video "this is how a how-to-video SHOULD be done". THANK YOU for this great piece of work and THANK YOU for such a great video of how to do it. By the way I LOVE the way that the work piece can be held at a precise angle so as to create a planed bevel. Marvellous. (now I can make my gazebo style bird house roof sections with the precise bevels that I need).
The calmness and focus you have when you build things are true joy to watch.
And the your design of a benchtop jointer is a very good and useful one much better than a lot of others I've seen.
It's truly amazing how can someone talk to us without saying a word. So many steps, so many details and still he can deliver all.
Die Präzision und Ausführung Ihrer Konstruktionen ist immer wieder beeindruckend.
Es ist wirklich eine große Freude Ihre Videos anzusehen
И верстак чистый, и грязи нигде нет, и все так красиво и толково выходит. С головой и руками дружит человек. Волшебник прямо.
Very impressive design. So, I got the plan downloaded and made one for myself. It works well. I made two alterations. Instead of the epoxy compound that you used to support the planer, I used cup shaped struts fixed to the piece (where you used two wood screws to anchor the epoxy.) The struts were made easily by cutting a hole on a square piece of plywood and dividing it in the middle. Similarly, at the front, I used two obtuse angled triangles. I encountered another problem. The front of the plane tended to tilt down. So I used another strut piece which was left unglued, because it caused difficulty to turn knob for plane blade adjustment
I'm just blown away of the intelligence of some people. You are truly blessed my friend. Thankyou for sharing. Great video.
Bu kadar temiz ve bu kadar kusursuz çalışanı görmedim. Tebrik ediyorum. Buradan ne kadar karakterli ve mükemmel bir insan olduğunuz belli. Keşke tanışma imkanımız olsaydı. Ülkemiz Türkiye ve Ankara şehrine gelirseniz misafir etmek isterim.
天才、発明王ですね。たくさんの人たちが動画を出していますがこれだけ何でも出来るという人はいないでしょうね。
何だか大谷選手の活躍のようです。日本人ってやはり最高の民族ですね。
Watching this guy work puts me in a Zen state of mind.
9 minutes and 20 seconds before the first clamp made an appearance. I'm both amazed and impressed; now I'm wondering if all the other woodworking people on TH-cam are sponsored by clamp companies. :)
Фанера творит чудеса !Отличная идея !
合板は驚異を働かせる!素晴らしいアイデア！
it is a power demonstration in all gentle trains. use a lot of different material and in the end like a large orchestra, presenting a world-shattering piece of music. it is remarkable how closely you look at these tools, and if I may say so, you wake up tired looking woodworking machine to live. really amazing
I could do woodworking every day for the rest of my life and never achieve this level of precision. Beautiful.
Ce monsieur fait toujours un travail impeccable et très bien expliqué il est très calme et très précis dans ces gestes j adore tout ses vidéos vraiment toutes très intéressantes et tout ceux qui votent négatifs sont des jaloux qui ne savent même pas planté un clou dans un morceau de bois.....on vois bien qu il adore son travail et qu il le fait avec cœur et passion...un grand bravo a vous monsieur
You are very creative, watching this video shows several other useful wood working equipment you have made, you are an inspiration, thank you!
I've been sitting here for more than an hour watching you build these adaptors and tools from raw materials. Thanks so much for posting and sharing.
By far the best benchtop jointer diy-style which is really well designed and well manufactured. A solution you can build by yourself at home with little special technical equipment...well done.
I think i might going to build it by myself.
I just love watching your videos about making tools to make tools which in turn will make more tools to make tools and better tools to improve the tools which were made - this is art 👍🏻 thank you from the UK 🇬🇧
Definitely the best hand plane to jointer as you even included safety features that a lot haven’t. Only improvement would be to include an emergency stop option.
Like plugging it into a powerboard fixed to the side of it that has a stop button/switch might be what I would do if I were to make one. Completely agree with what you say about that being the only improvement!
Modern woodpeckers are all about the electrical tools but you Mister (take my hat to you a thousand times) you a Complete Craftsmen- tool maker with skill and precision. For me, you are at the top of the pile of you tubers, you are the best of the very best. Most of them *woodpeckers + are just marketing salesmen of you tube - well you know what I mean! Blessings from Downunder.
I just recently started watching your videos. You are truly a master of your craft. The ability to build tools to build projects is so impressive. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
Another "woodworking art form" video! The hand motions tell the tale: gentle, accurate, unhurried, respectful, efficient. Japanese culture recognizes and respects these things. We Americans basically don't get it. This is not to idolize one set of cultural values over another (each has its use); but, it is amazing to see these behaviors reflected in woodworking videos. Also, these videos show tools made with relatively simple hand tools, in a highly efficient shop, in a small (and very clean) space. Very, very refreshing (and instructive).
your work is poetry in motion. I just love watching the builds even if I don't build it. Thank you
No te puedes imaginar la alegria que siento que por casualidad haberte encontrado me parecen una maravilla tus videos con una calidad de realizacion inmejorable tanto en lmagen como a nivel explicativo tratado con mucha delicadeza y profesionalidad cuantos y
cuantos que suben videos a You Tube deberian ver tus videos para aprender de ti . Eres un autetico profesional. Muchas gracias, un saludo TONI MARTIN
相変わらず見事な作品ですね！
動画の構成も、ブレンダーの基準面を基に始まり、滞りなく展開していく様を見ていると
口頭での説明を受けているようにスムーズに納得できました！
これからも多くの作品を期待してます！
中井伸吾 全くその通りですね♪何処からあの様なアイデアが湧いて来るのでしょうか？お友達になりたーい。
thank you for sharing the video to view and I wish the channel more success
TOUT CE BEAU TRAVAIL POUR MONTRER CETTE COLLE! ca prouve bien que c est une colle tres efficace,
This tiny room never limit yr creativity 👍🏼👍🏼
This is very pleasant to see the quality of the worker.
every time I build a tool I find it at a yard sale soon later . . . great build . . .your skill is up there
Insisto....usted es de otro planeta.....impresiona cada vez que presenta un nuevo diseño, es un verdadero deleite ver sus creaciones con un nivel de ingeniería aplicada que no veo en este lado del mundo.... sorprendente su visión, análisis en generar versatilidad de aplicación con el uso de recursos simples y elementos disponibles en cualquier lugar del mundo. Sorprende lo que hace....y como lo logra, gracias por compartir y enseñar su técnica, trabajo y experiencia. Más aún su conocimiento, felicidades por siempre. Se ha ganado mi humilde y valioso like 👍 desde un lugar al occidente llamado Chile 🇨🇱
Masterpiece, what a blessed hands, how much modesty and silent, this young creator teaches us all how it looks like when one puts the creation in the front not himsrlf.
One of the rarest times when a tool list and a link where to buy them is so missing.
Keep on the doing young artist, you are a bless to us all.
Мужик . Аккуратно и красиво всё делаешь.
I'd say this table is better than most of that are available in stores. Great job!!!
Prima.Etwas zu zeigen und zu erklären,geht auch ohne Worte.
This is the best homemade jinter I`ve ever seen. Very good job.
Just adding to Don's comments. The positive is that 95% plus think that your work is pretty cool. Well done and very nice work by the way. It just shows that creative types like you don't always have to spend the big bucks on machinery to achieve great outcomes.
Great build with excellent slo mo instructions but elastic bands and string are the most important go to extras you can't do without
You always have such clean, smooth and flat timber
Класс!Так интелегентно работает.Прям какой то аристократ!Удачи брат!
Can’t get much more “Old School Craftsmanship” than This (Low) ‘tech’ execution. Impressive Regardless !
Best design I've seen! We need a shop tour of all your creations.
Great work but would be helpful if there was some verbal explanation of some things that are hard to visually follow
Lovely video. Lovely build.
Spoiled only by the ridiculous ads that TH-cam insisted on scattering throughout it.
profissional brilhante.. serviço perfeito.. limpo.. e o don para trabalhar com madeiras.. transformar com precisão seus trabalhos.. excelente..
His builds are sooooo Zen.
this is the best diy jointer with safety
Поставь сверху 3-4 ролика с пружинами для прижима, будет вообще круто! 👍
And for his next video project, watch as he demonstrates how to build a nuclear submarine out of plywood and glue -- and it functions BETTER THAN ANY OTHER SUBMARINE IN THE WORLD!
This guy is next-level creative and phenomenally skilled. His precision and attention to detail are second to none. W O W ! ! !
No money to spend on super expensive machine? No problem, JSK got your back!
As a retired capital project procurement manager I think about the economics of this build. He definitely has great skill and the quality of workmanship is superb. However the cost of his Makita planer, the birch plywood, steel angle, fasteners and hardware would come very close if not exceeding US$300 and that wouldn’t include the cost of his labor. The price a new, out of the box bench top jointer at a Big Box Store starts at US$225.
I've lost count of the finger-mincers I've seen on TH-cam, but FINALLY, AT LAST!! ...a benchtop jointer that has a blade guard!
Beautiful build :)
Tus diseños son geniales, y de trabajo minucioso; solo así se crean las cosas con precisión, un gran trabajo profesional 👍
SUPER impressive I must say. Clean and easily adjustable for sure, slide mounts are fantastic. Cuts are beautiful. Thanks for sharing :) I think a spring on the blade cover might be longer lasting, seems to me our rubber bands don't last long term. Great project!!
Who needs Home depot when you have MacGyver! Outstanding job! Nicely done video as well!
Muuuuyyy aburrido, y encima sin hablar??......
@@humbertomartin4498 Al contrario, así está perfecto... para qué carajos quieres música estúpida o demasiado Blah Blah???
Magnifique 👍du très beau travail , calme et précis . Je suis admiratif 👍😉😉
The Art of Craftmanship and the Craftsmanship of makeing Art!
ＪＳＫさんの作品はどれも高精度で完璧で使いやすく作って有ります。いつ見ても心酔するのみです。
Awesome design and inspiring! You sir are a genius and an amazing Master Craftsman!!! Bless you for sharing and inspiring!!!
I am happy to found your channel and will share it.
I can watch your videos for hours. I am simply in awe of your skills and what you do.
Sir, it's simple, which is why it's accurate, but let there be no mistake, not simple to build. This does show, even in your other tools, how versatile 3/4" Baltic birch plywood can be.
Супер!! твои идеи просто безупречные! Ukraine!!!
This channel is a good reminder that just because you can, doesn’t mean you should.
完璧ですね！！ 安全カバーまで… 素晴らしいです
Your straight-line gluing at 7:20 was impressive; I have to guide mine with a finger. Oh, I just realized I'm watching it at 1.5 speed!
. This is a must do for me, as I have a virtually identical planer only it is a DeWalt. Subscribed.
Safety guard for plainer! Love your work.
I would like to see this sort of contraption for the Milwaukee corded portable metal cutting bandsaw please. Your work is extra-ordinary! Thank you.
A great video, I have watched your work with admiration, I am now very motivated to make such a fantastic planing table myself!
Thank you very much.
Greetings from Gerry - Amsterdam the Netherlands
arigato
I love they way you do the work.
it is full of knowledge, so detail planed, carefully done, & well finished.
Besides, you also give "room" for ether modification or custom development from your sugested design.
again, arigato gozaimasu.
I'm surprised on the fact that only glue is holding all the pieces together, i thought screws would be needed. Super clean job. 👏👏👏👍👍👍
Glue along a long joint is much stronger than screws.
I always use both
check out the strength tests between screws and wood glue sometime. very often, the wood fails before the glue does. and pound for pound glue beats screws consistently since it's [i have read] molecularly bound to the wood's molecules while screws are bound only mechanically to the piece.
Actually glued joints are stronger than the wood itself
Glue is way stronger than screws. You could glue and tac the job
Thanks for showing this creation. What I like most about your version, is the plane remains itself, no removal of any parts of it, so it is easily removed and portable....B R I L L I A N T !!!!!
Very beautiful work and very impressive skill. Congratulations and many thanks.
Hands are so gentle and accurate :)
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Big heloo to the author! finaly i understood why its jointer, i think that it is 2 in 1 tool jointer and planer.
I worked this before 38 years I like and I well make this applay thank you
I think it is amazing how many of your tools are made out of wood. You are very talented.
Your work is clear, your demonstrations detailed and well presented. There was no redundancies in your conduct to distract from your work. Very high natural talent for teaching; no bulshit about yourself. No talk is just great. We can see what you are doing in the littlest detail. As for no screws, no clamps I leave it to you. I know that very good and lasting assemblies are possible that way with epoxy glues. I made wood mast some forty feet high, which withstood many a strong blow on the ocean, day after day, and never showed a sign of weakness. As for the sheer value of so much talent, work, and time employed to produce a small though beautiful tool; well, if that is what you chose to do you have done it to perfection. Give a thought to building boats.
Yes excellent! Where could I get the Drawings (.DWG)? or Material List?
In watching all of your videos, I have seen many unique and very nice tools. Are any of them available to purchase here in the U.S.? In particular your measuring square and the double anvil clamp you use to clamp things to your work bench. You are a fantastic woodworker/designer/engineer and your videos are fantastic. Please DO keep them coming.
איזה יופי של דיוק וגם אומן ,👏👏❤️👍 הייתי בשמחה קונה את זה ,
So, so impressed by the way you have build this with finesse and like a artist working on some very delicate project . Love it and love your patience and talent . Thank you .😊👌
He is an example of high functioning fabricator tradesman . He is not just patient and precise he is clean which is often overlooked when learning to be as good . He reminds me of the ancient Japanese woodworkers with his tempo
@@das250250 absolutely Sir 😊
AGREED!!!
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The epoxy putty is a great idea. The pads at rear of the planer are relying on the putty adhering to the wood. A stronger fix would have wood reinforcement over the soft putty. But that could be added.
Very very very very good!
Thank You very much!
Excellent use of CAD design. That’s Cardboard Aided Design as invented by Project Binky.