Your work is amazing, I find you to be among the most resourceful people that I have had the pleasure to observe. The tools that I have watched you build inspire me to stay dedicated to the path that at times, I felt to be beyond my reach financially. You have shown me that having the willingness to work through percieved limitations can yield absolutely amazing results. Thank you for the generosity that sharing your skill with the rest of us demonstrates. Be well.
Раньше простыми инструментами делали сложные. Теперь наоборот - относительно простой инструмент сделан с помощью большого набора дорогостоящего оборудования. Красивый регресс.
This is a Masters Tool that any Real man would be proud to hold. What is funny is that the plane you used as its doner is Probably the biggest trashed talked tool on the web. I picked up one knowing it needed work and when squared and had sole flattened then made a shim to tighten the mouth ,its one fine tool. It will never be the quality of a Vertas but for roughing in a piece of ash or white oak its my go to plane. But you took the thing to an extreme level.
Nice!!! that was the first plane I bought, and quickly learned a lot about "tuning" a plane, you did a lot with a little to start with as usual. Beautiful work!
Holy crap... do you think you used enough power tools to make that over-engineered simple hand tool? And then, most ironically, you used a spokeshave to shape your spokeshave... nice end product, but - ever make something without the unneeded arsenal?
Incredible, I bought one of those Harbor Fright planes and I think it's presently collecting dust on a shelf in the shop... either that or it holds my shop door open from time to time. Might have to give it new life based on this video !!!
i belive buying only a replacement blade for stanley sb3 or sb4 or an actual spokeshave would be better idea than geting quesyionable quality plane and making something else out of it and if you already have the whole thing, why not just cut the iron casting and add handles ona long threaded rod?
Ok, I was going to be a smartass but your workmanship and expertise kicked in and all I can say is: " I'm one jealous MF" keep up the great work and well made video to boot, however people like you just piss me off!.....but in a good way.😉
That's one large spokeshave! Two questions: 1. What are the finished dimensions, e.g. length of handles (end to end), the length/depth of the sole? 2. What brand or who makes the small spokeshave that you used to shape the handle?
I really enjoyed watching this video. You have created a very nice tool. It works well and looks great -- and I'll bet it comes to the hand beautifully, too. Impressive! Thanks for posting the video.
Seems like every video of somebody making a spokeshave has a part where they use a spokeshave to shape the spokeshave. Shouldn't there be a rule against that lol
The technique of taping the blank back together after each bandsaw cut is new to me. It is a great way to maintain control. I can apply that lesson learned for many jobs. Thanks for that. I hope to build my own spokeshave as well.
Amazing work. Also, watching how the final product shaved onionskin-like shaving from wood was a special experience, however, about half way through, I found myself thinking, "God, why not just buy the damned thing."
Congratulations!!. I think is a very well crafted spokeshave. I loved it And I might replace the steel plate for a Brass piece and dovetail it inside the two block. Also, I have a few pieces of Burmese Teak to get it done.
Everything is gorgeous! Thank you for these videos. Need to binge them all.
What an amazing build. Just subscribed and enjoying every moment of watching a true craftsman work.
a true master of your craft you can and should feel honor sir I am humbled to watch your work thank you so much
Thanks~
Awesome craftsmanship. I love those fine shavings, superb!
Oh wow! Amazing craftmanship
Thanks for sharing, excellent vid, I really like the way you do your jobs
You do such exquisite work. One day, I hope to be half as skillful as you are. Thanks for sharing. Thanks for not adding annoying music to the video!👍
Very Nice!! Good craftsmanship
Wow! Very nice.
Wow! Absolutely beautiful
thanks,
Your work is amazing, I find you to be among the most resourceful people that I have had the pleasure to observe. The tools that I have watched you build inspire me to stay dedicated to the path that at times, I felt to be beyond my reach financially. You have shown me that having the willingness to work through percieved limitations can yield absolutely amazing results. Thank you for the generosity that sharing your skill with the rest of us demonstrates. Be well.
Very well done.
Thanks~
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Cool vid. I wonder what the melody is.
Beautiful job and beautiful spokeshave!
Thank you~
Damn, that's cool.
amazingly nice, great shavings too....I can practically see through them and the seem like they are not split or anything....simply beautiful.
I love it...
Beautifully done. ThNk you for sharing it.
Thanks~
Nice Job!
Раньше простыми инструментами делали сложные. Теперь наоборот - относительно простой инструмент сделан с помощью большого набора дорогостоящего оборудования. Красивый регресс.
This is a Masters Tool that any Real man would be proud to hold. What is funny is that the plane you used as its doner is Probably the biggest trashed talked tool on the web. I picked up one knowing it needed work and when squared and had sole flattened then made a shim to tighten the mouth ,its one fine tool. It will never be the quality of a Vertas but for roughing in a piece of ash or white oak its my go to plane. But you took the thing to an extreme level.
That is a really big spokeshave but it's beautiful and works beautifully.
Install fuel tanks on that mileage will increse
Incredible workmanship. Watching your build videos is a pleasure.
Thank you~
Nice! If you want more subs, feel free to embed your video on our homemade tools forum; looks like you're one of us :-)
You, Sir, are a true master. I really enjoy watching you work.
this sound smooth cutting sound is glory for a wood worker devote.
Wonderful work, i'm aways amazed by your incredibe creations!
Thank you!
Nice!!! that was the first plane I bought, and quickly learned a lot about "tuning" a plane, you did a lot with a little to start with as usual. Beautiful work!
Perfect craftsmanship, great design, and as a hand plane enthusiast the shavings speak to the precision of your work. You sir are inspiring.
Thank you~
Excellent. I only see one problem. Will the epoxy hold?
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elan really and he uses a smal spoke shave to make this one
Holy crap... do you think you used enough power tools to make that over-engineered simple hand tool? And then, most ironically, you used a spokeshave to shape your spokeshave... nice end product, but - ever make something without the unneeded arsenal?
Incredible, I bought one of those Harbor Fright planes and I think it's presently collecting dust on a shelf in the shop... either that or it holds my shop door open from time to time. Might have to give it new life based on this video !!!
Супер! Привет из Казахстана!
so ein Schweifhobel wollte ich mir schon lange bauen Danke für deine erstklassige Lösung
Daumen hoch
Great Project
beautiful spokeshave!
greetings from the Netherlands!
i belive buying only a replacement blade for stanley sb3 or sb4 or an actual spokeshave would be better idea than geting quesyionable quality plane and making something else out of it
and if you already have the whole thing, why not just cut the iron casting and add handles ona long threaded rod?
wasn't sure about how this would be worth the effort, but boy was i wrong, beautiful job and an excellent plane
Ok, I was going to be a smartass but your workmanship and expertise kicked in and all I can say is: " I'm one jealous MF" keep up the great work and well made video to boot, however people like you just piss me off!.....but in a good way.😉
Ever spokeshaved a spokeshave?
A nice rasp would work beautifully for those handles , it came out awesome!! Great video !!!!
Well done!!!
I would like to ask you are Chinese ? Where is your home ?
true craftsmanship,well done sir.
That's one large spokeshave! Two questions: 1. What are the finished dimensions, e.g. length of handles (end to end), the length/depth of the sole? 2. What brand or who makes the small spokeshave that you used to shape the handle?
14 (L) X 1 3/4 (D)
Vintage stanley no 52
I really enjoyed watching this video.
You have created a very nice tool. It works well and looks great -- and I'll bet it comes to the hand beautifully, too. Impressive!
Thanks for posting the video.
Thank you~
i have now watched a video of someone taking a plane and making a spokeshave, and someone taking a spokeshave and making a plane...
Seems like every video of somebody making a spokeshave has a part where they use a spokeshave to shape the spokeshave. Shouldn't there be a rule against that lol
one strange detail... you need a spoke shave to make a spoke share. I very much like the idea I just dont have the first spoke shave to make this one.
Very inspiring and excellent craftsmanship
Thank you~
o senhor é o melhor de todos
The technique of taping the blank back together after each bandsaw cut is new to me. It is a great way to maintain control. I can apply that lesson learned for many jobs. Thanks for that. I hope to build my own spokeshave as well.
Superb tool.You are a true craftsman.
Detodoslosquehebisto este es elquemasmeagustado gcspor eltip y saludosdesdemexico
Amazing beautiful work
8:34 is simply brilliant technique...
Very inspiring video. Beautiful piece.
Thank you~
Well now I am going to drop some money at harbor freight for that plane... this was wonderful.
good luck~
Why was this to be done? Do you want to scratch your right ear with your left foot?
Amazing work. Also, watching how the final product shaved onionskin-like shaving from wood was a special experience, however, about half way through, I found myself thinking, "God, why not just buy the damned thing."
Very complicated, well done!
Awesome job! Look at those shavings!!! Thanks for sharing :D
Thanks~
Wow. This is Awesome Skills. Precision,Control,Creativity and above all god given talent.
Congratulations!!. I think is a very well crafted spokeshave. I loved it And I might replace the steel plate for a Brass piece and dovetail it inside the two block. Also, I have a few pieces of Burmese Teak to get it done.
Very nice. Very Very nice tool! From 7 bucks to 150 bucks+
Pull and push? hows it fell on a pull ?
excellent work as usual.
he is real wood master. the knife is important for sharp
Great job! Do you ever make anything besides jigs and tool? I'd like to see them. Harbor Freight is your friend and mine also.
Amazing! Think you!
Magical. Thank you.
Very beautiful! If I may ask, how many hours did it take you, in total, including glue-drying time?
EXCELLENT, PERFECT. CONGRATULATIONS. FROM BRAZIL, MY FRIEND.
It spooks me how good it shaves
hee hee
You are a true master to quality hand tools mate and with another addition like this spoke shave, i envy your knowledge.. beautiful work young je
Another masterpiece!
yet another fine work of a tool. Like I have said before Mr. Je you do beautiful work.
Excellent...!
Cheers...
So that's where chow fun comes from! Seriously though, incredible
You have same level production with Veritas and Lie Nielsen 👍👍
A pleasure to watch as always. I love these build videos. keep them coming brother.
Very powerful.
excellent job
great work!
Your skill and craftsmanship never fail to amaze me. Thanks for sharing.
Nice job , please would you tell us how to make like your grinder arm ☺️
Excellent!!
what wood it that? it was born to be shaved
Gorgeous!
The only plane I have is even cheaper than that $7 plane. Thanks for sharing !
thank you
When can I start offering to buy the tools you keep making?
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This is amazing! Do you sell these or the plans??
Nice job mate!
Niiiice!
Incredible!
Thank you~
Awesome, subcribed at once!
thanks~
More like a spoke plane
Круто! Спасибо за видео. Дело мастера боится.
You make me smile!
That was amazing! You just blew my mind!