Making a Wooden Miter Plane
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 มิ.ย. 2024
- I made a new shooting board ( • Making a Shooting Boar... ) and decided to make a wooden miter plane to go with it. Also known as a "strike block plane," this wooden hand plane is based on an 18th century design, but made with Krenov style construction. I give making hand planes 5 out of 5 stars.
Behind the Scenes:
About the Builds: www.ericmeyermaker.com/
Instagram: / eric.meyer.maker
Extras:
Blunt Chisel Technique: • No26) The Blunt Chisel...
Chapters
0:00 Previously
0:14 The Inner Core
2:44 The Sides
3:49 The Bottom
5:50 The Toe and the Heel
8:28 The Wedge
10:33 The Cheeks
13:09 Fitment
17:32 Shaping the Wedge
21:00 The Strike Button
22:20 The Mouth Plate
28:23 Making it look pretty
29:32 Finishing
30:48 The Final Touches
32:13 It Works!
33:20 End Screen
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Wow how nice
Thanks!
Lovely finish
Thanks!
I'm always jealous of your skill with a plane and how sharp you can get them.
Honestly, the video makes look a good thirty percent better than I actually am.
Bravissimo ottimo lavoro sei un grande artista 👏👏👏👍👍👍
Lovely technique. A joy to watch.
Thanks for tuning in,!
Always an inspiration to watch.
Thank you!
Absolutely gorgeous my good sir! Mighty fine work!
Thanks!
Beautiful little plane.
Thank you sir
Brilliant!
Thanks!
Nice!
Thanks!
Love the laminated approach
Same!
It's an easy way, also not much demanding on your skill.
Making and Mastering Hand Planes by David Finck is a fantastic book to get. I should have read that first. There is a ton of nuance that goes into making the laminated ones.
@@EricMeyerMaker Hi Eric, art and crafts are God gifts we are all His creations, putting us together He sometimes, if He likes, will take a pinch from His special box and mix it along which makes someone very special. Take the example of Michelangelo he had more than a pinch rather a handful of that special gift but what is this gift... perfect coordination of mind, eyes and hands....and there is David in full glory. Other will make a copy in plastic but the difference can never be removed. This Polish guy also that special gift from God. Enjoy his videos, best wishes and regards.
Very interesting!!! Will try to duplicate so to use massive, prismatic laminated blades I have. Congratulations!! Marzio
That is awesome! Have fun with it!
How do you decide whether to joint/plane by machine vs by hand?
If the board is wider than the jointer or real short I'll do it by hand. Same, if I only have a couple of boards to do. If I have a lot of boards to run I'll do it on the jointer. Lately, I've been doing all my jointing by hand. I moved the jointer out of the shop because I ran out of room. It is more of a hassle setting it up than to do it all manually.
Looks great, Thanks. After having used a gauge for cap iron screw clearance , do you recommend an auger ? Or isn't the angle of approach conducive to the use of such tools ?
I didn't even think about the auger. There would have been enough clearance and it would have made getting a round edge easier.
@@EricMeyerMaker thank you
You are welcome!
in asian countries iron planes have made their way too , but plane wooden one is a joy to use it has an effect on your hands , your brain, smell changes wood has a great and inferior both smells.wood cuts wood by an iron teeth.
Hello. What glue do you use?👍👍👍👍👍
In this video it looks like I was using Titebond 2.
Lately, I've been using white PVA glue. I think the dried color is a bit more invisible. My local hardware store stocks Elmer's.
I also like Old Brown Glue Liquid Hide Glue.
@@EricMeyerMaker thanks!😉😉
You're welcome!
hey so where did you get your stamp? been trying to figure out how to google a maker's stamp like yours w/out getting ink stamps or leather stamps in the results
mazzagliatools.com/
What dye did you use ?
Lockwood water based medium yellow. That was followed by a brown glaze.
toolsforworkingwood.com/store/item/LW-WMAP.XX?searchterm=dye
Thank you. Great work by the way!
Thanks!
I was watching a youtube homesteader video last year where the person caught a bezver and skinned it and ate it because he heard that they were edible. Have you ever done that?
Can't say that I have.
Spread HVIII. Always party.
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You would love a 5-1/2 Woodriver or Lie-Nielsen plane. That thing you used at the beginning was painful to watch. Doesn't matter how much you spent on it, far too much skipping and chattering before you got close to dialing in the surface. It should be an enjoyable journey, that looked like a "can't wait til it's over" moment.
What is the time stamp? I'm a little confused on what you are referring to.
@@EricMeyerMaker I think they're taking about the low-angle smoother that you were using on the shooting board
Ooooh. Yeah, that was why I make this miter plane.
5.5 Woodriver or LN..... you must be from the Rob fan club 🤔😂 LN is jus an overpriced standard plane with some polish on it. Woodriver is a Chinese clone of the previous plane, minus some brass/bronze and bling.
Get yourself some Veritas planes, those are the true innovators in plane making, they're absolute work horses 🤙
Lmao so true everyone alway jackin it to their Lie Nielsens while I’m busy making shit with my Veritas.