Another heirloom quality piece! You continue to inspire and amaze me. Thank you for the peek over your shoulder, and your generosity with your talent as you craft one remarkable tool after another. Keep up the great work! Be well.
You make some of the most beautiful designed and looking tools on the whole TH-cam world. To spend a day in your shop would be an awesome experience! Love your videos. Keep the tools coming and amazing us. Thank you for all the inspiration. Mark
Another beauty. I've come to expect nothing less. I wish I could afford to buy a plane or several from you. Nothing more pleasurable than working with a functional piece of art.
Dear Sir, As always, your planers are hand made with a great deal of finesse. I am somewhat surprised that with the kind of high standard of your work you do not sell them to local craftsmen. The quality of your work is irreproachable & would give it's user an immense pleasure using them for many years to come. Kind regards.
Great video! maybe I missed one before, but I always thought you'd end up making a blade yourself ;) I bet that blade will hold an edge really well after that tempering too
I have watched several of your builds and as usual you did a great job. Any Craftsman would be proud to have a collection of hand made tools like yours. Do have one question, where do you get the rear blade adjuster?
The steel surface of the planer guarantees precision and longevity. You presented an impressive process of construction, sharpening and polishing of a planer knife and other assortments. Admirable work, congratulations 👌.
My takeaway is that you demonstrate making heirloom planes with tools common in a lot of woodworking shops. That makes emulation possible for your audience without investment in metal fabrication tooling. Well done and thank you!
I really like your style of plane! I have been contemplating making one, but the other designs I do not appeal to me. I like that you use screws to secure the sole to the base of the body, then flattened the plane afterwards. Beautiful finish, also.
I thought this was cool until 9:25 when I noticed the homemade wooden vice. Then I looked at your videos and saw that you not only show how to make it, but tons of other tools! You are awesome, and I am subbed
great job,,,,very enjoyable video.........would be interested to know how many of these you have made in the past to reach this level of precision and quality craftsmanship....thanks...any information would be greatly appreciated....
You have made soo many beautiful planes...... I think I am going to go make one too. I have the materials, the " want to ", just don't have any nice wood. But, I do have some oak and cherry. Really love your work
Young Je, you are a great inspiration to me.I love watching your videos because you are a great teacher. Do you ever take on an old (65 yrs old) intern?
I'm curious about one detail, how come you didn't countersink the bottom plates? I would think that the heat generated from leveling the screws would affect the epoxy bond negatively, i may be wrong though. Regardless of that, what a remarkable result, that design of plane is one i would love to have in my own shop.
fantastic, I do not have time to make this device but, it is must watch video because I learned a lot from it. It is an art with different type of skills. thanks for the video
Another heirloom quality piece! You continue to inspire and amaze me. Thank you for the peek over your shoulder, and your generosity with your talent as you craft one remarkable tool after another. Keep up the great work! Be well.
I feel like I’m learning, just watching and seeing your process! You’ve inspired me to try to make my own plane! Thank you for such wonderful content!
My favorite thing about your videos is that each one has you using tools you built previously. Tools making tools making tools making tools.
Estou impressionado com a sua habilidade em fazer plainas de madeira. Parabéns !
You make some of the most beautiful designed and looking tools on the whole TH-cam world. To spend a day in your shop would be an awesome experience! Love your videos. Keep the tools coming and amazing us. Thank you for all the inspiration. Mark
You are the best. I love watching you mix wood and steel to come up with a masterpiece. Thank you for sharing your talent and experience.
Your built hand planer looks much better than a purchased hand planer.
very nice project
So cool! At the end you say “thanks for watching”. I say THANK YOU FOR SHARING!
That's a very nice looking plane I love the idea of two different woods.
Cheers
Tim from Wood 4 Nothing
Another beauty. I've come to expect nothing less. I wish I could afford to buy a plane or several from you. Nothing more pleasurable than working with a functional piece of art.
You are so inspiring Mr Young!
Thank you very much!🙏
Dear Sir,
As always, your planers are hand made with a great deal of finesse. I am somewhat surprised that with the kind of high standard of your work you do not sell them to local craftsmen. The quality of your work is irreproachable & would give it's user an immense pleasure using them for many years to come. Kind regards.
You're a wood Genius!!! Thank you for all your hard work brother!!
Great seeing you make another tool from scratch. Quality work
Your insight into the mechanics and beauty of the art of making a woodworking plane continue to amaze me🙌. Keep up the good work.
Outstanding craftmanship! Thank you for sharing.
Absolute work of art. Would you mind sharing the overall dimensions and the angle of the blade?
Great video! maybe I missed one before, but I always thought you'd end up making a blade yourself ;)
I bet that blade will hold an edge really well after that tempering too
Have you stopped building as much? I love your videos. A true master craftsman that makes art with minimal tools.
As always great video great way to work the steel the wood. but the result is beautiful great job Mr. Je
Muito bom meus parabéns você é um excelente profissional.
I have watched several of your builds and as usual you did a great job. Any Craftsman would be proud to have a collection of hand made tools like yours. Do have one question, where do you get the rear blade adjuster?
www.leevalley.com/us/wood/page.aspx?p=74068&cat=1,230,41182
What a truly talented person you are , if I could make one half as nice as that I would be happy, thanks for sharing your talent .
Patients and craftmanship creates beauty. Well done. Kudos from this Canadian
Beautiful craftsmanship ... a pleasure to watch.
Beautiful work, man! 😊
Looks fab - as all your planes do!
The steel surface of the planer guarantees precision and longevity. You presented an impressive process of construction, sharpening and polishing of a planer knife and other assortments. Admirable work, congratulations 👌.
Amazon workmanship! One Quico question: where did you get the mechanism for the blade? Did you make that as well?
Another terrific video! Good job Young!
the precision of your work is amazing
This is an absolute work of art. Incredible.
nice work sir can you share the plans for the exact measurements. Thanks and more power.
My takeaway is that you demonstrate making heirloom planes with tools common in a lot of woodworking shops. That makes emulation possible for your audience without investment in metal fabrication tooling. Well done and thank you!
Amazing work! Saludos desde Argentina.
This is brilliant love watching this
Beautiful plane made by a true master!
I really like your style of plane! I have been contemplating making one, but the other designs I do not appeal to me. I like that you use screws to secure the sole to the base of the body, then flattened the plane afterwards. Beautiful finish, also.
Are you using a specific set of brass hardware for the planes you have made?
Work of art !! Awesome 👏👏
Yet again the master Young Je at work thank you for your time and wisdom
would love to see all your hand planes lined up
Maravilloso trabajo, fue un verdadero placer ver el.video desde el principio hasta el final. Saludos desde el norte de Chile...
Ferramenta muito bonita. Plaina nota 10.
You do beautiful work! It was a please to glean even a little of your knowledge. Thank you and God bless
Well, now I really want to know what you use salted shrimp sauce for, that you went through an entire gallon.
Great work as usual!
What a beautiful work of art.
What kind of square are you using ? Great video nothing like building more tools with tools you have constructed
I thought this was cool until 9:25 when I noticed the homemade wooden vice. Then I looked at your videos and saw that you not only show how to make it, but tons of other tools! You are awesome, and I am subbed
Super video and great Project! :-)
How did you center the groove so well on the router table with a straight bit?
Beautiful and practical, well done.
Great. Thank you for sharing.
i realize it's kind of off topic but does anyone know a good website to stream new movies online?
Nice job...Where did you purchase the adjuster?
thats what you call a true craftsman great video
Your work is inspiring, sir.
great job,,,,very enjoyable video.........would be interested to know how many of these you have made in the past to reach this level of precision and quality craftsmanship....thanks...any information would be greatly appreciated....
What an absolute thing of beauty and function congratulations
Excellent work, as always.
Well done. Most impressive.
Muy buen trabajo, digno de admirar....
Gracias por tu aporte a la comunidad youtubers.
Saludos desde España....
You have made soo many beautiful planes...... I think I am going to go make one too. I have the materials, the " want to ", just don't have any nice wood. But, I do have some oak and cherry. Really love your work
Another piece of art. 😉
Amazing!!! What kind of steel is that?
Verybeautiful
that was an unreal build. I never get sick of watching a maker make.
question? do you make your own hardware or are they available to buy as is?
www.leevalley.com/us/wood/page.aspx?p=74068&cat=1,230,41182
Great work as usual, I love watching your plane making videos. Do you actually sell these planes by request?
Not for sale,
I am addicted to hand plane production
Sensacional muito lindo
gracias por mostrar un arte usted es un maestro
Young Je, you are a great inspiration to me.I love watching your videos because you are a great teacher. Do you ever take on an old (65 yrs old) intern?
Thank you
I am 60 years old,
Very nice job but with all that nice tools u have i will be able too build a plane from scratch
Бентли среди рубанков! Не устану повторять - золотые руки у мастера!
Magnifique !
That is amazing!
Gano un suscriptor mas...hermoso trabajo...
I'm curious about one detail, how come you didn't countersink the bottom plates? I would think that the heat generated from leveling the screws would affect the epoxy bond negatively, i may be wrong though. Regardless of that, what a remarkable result, that design of plane is one i would love to have in my own shop.
fantastic, I do not have time to make this device but, it is must watch video because I learned a lot from it. It is an art with different type of skills. thanks for the video
what a lot of machines to build a wood block planer!!
Sure is a very nice plane.
+1, this must me very powerful and sharp table saw to cut such piece of metal so well :-)
Pure talent.
Felicidades saludos desde México 🇲🇽 me encantó su sepillo maestro seguiremos sus pasos omejor dicho sus videos para seguir aprendiendo
Great job, thanks for you time and efforts
Thank you
Nice job well done I’ll send you money and you send me finished plan lol love watching you make plans
새우젓 통이 인상적이었네요, 좋은 작품 감상 잘 했습니다.
You are the best!!! Perfect!!!!👍👏👏👌👌
incredibly cool. thank you so much for sharing. :-)
Great idea good job
Very nice
I congratulate you.magnificent
Well done, another plane for your collection. Tell me, I saw you harden your blade but not temper it. Did you leave out this step? Regards.
Thanks for sharing !
Excellent...!
Cheers...
Mega Super ganz hoher Kunst.Hut 🎩 ab.
simply amazing
Fantástico!
This is an artistic tool!
woooow cool)
Where do you get the hardware for the depth and angle adjustment?
www.leevalley.com/us/wood/page.aspx?p=74068&cat=1,230,41182
Excelente Gracias.