Thanks for the info. And what a nice low angle plane. I waxed my plane bottom for the first time and I was surprised that it actually seemed to help get a better cut. Getting an ancient wooden #6 plane could be great for this operation, the long sole and lighter weight may really help.
The veritas plane is great for this, and the toothed blade is a real game changer for working difficult grain. The only disappointment I have with it is that the sides do not work well to use with a shooting board. I did not think to mention wax, probably because it often slips my mind, but it amazing how much difference it can make. I have blocks of canning wax next to my bench and find it can be a great help for resawing as well.
Good plane to start is a Woodriver 62-1/2 low angle. It is affordable, Really nice quality, multiple blade options available, fits Lie Nielsen toothed blade too(i have this setup). Its nice cause its got some length to it, but way lighter than #6(cheaper too!) . I have a #1, 4-1/2, 6, 62-1/2 for bench planes and 62.5 is my go to for most every task.
I really like your videos, man. Been letting them play in the background while im building.. Keep it up!
~Beauty & Peace~
Kyle
Thanks, happy to hear that you are enjoying them!
Very useful information Sir👍
Glad to hear, thanks for watching
Thanks for the info. And what a nice low angle plane. I waxed my plane bottom for the first time and I was surprised that it actually seemed to help get a better cut. Getting an ancient wooden #6 plane could be great for this operation, the long sole and lighter weight may really help.
The veritas plane is great for this, and the toothed blade is a real game changer for working difficult grain. The only disappointment I have with it is that the sides do not work well to use with a shooting board. I did not think to mention wax, probably because it often slips my mind, but it amazing how much difference it can make. I have blocks of canning wax next to my bench and find it can be a great help for resawing as well.
@@QueenCityGuitars Guess I’ll be getting a toothed blade. And I didn’t even know waxing saws was a thing! Sweet. Thx
Good plane to start is a Woodriver 62-1/2 low angle. It is affordable, Really nice quality, multiple blade options available, fits Lie Nielsen toothed blade too(i have this setup). Its nice cause its got some length to it, but way lighter than #6(cheaper too!) . I have a #1, 4-1/2, 6, 62-1/2 for bench planes and 62.5 is my go to for most every task.
What’s the deal with the low definition video format.