Turn Your Hand Planer into a Jointer for Only $10
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ต.ค. 2018
- #jigs #woodworking #DIY
In this video, I make a simple jig that allows me to use my electric hand planer as a jointer. The parts for this jig cost less than ten dollars because most of it is made of scrap wood and metal from previous projects. If you don’t already have some angle iron or aluminum angle, you can usually buy some short ends for a two or three dollars from a metal supply shop. Sometimes you can get scrap angle iron for free from a fabrication shop. This jig should only cost less than $10, assuming you have enough scrap to make most of the parts.
The only thing I had to buy was a cheap power strip / bar for six dollars. The mounting bolts need to be the correct thread count to fit the holes for the guide rail mount. If you do not have screws already, you may have to spend a two or three dollars on metric bolts and a couple of plastic bushings. If you don’t have plastic bushings, you can easily make bushings out of 3/4” wooden dowel. The planer works amazingly well as an edge jointer. I went into building this with reserved expectations but really liked the results.
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The best of the simplest jointer table so far.
I made this for my planer more than 25 years ago ,tried to get a patent and get it marketed ,had a company from Sweden or Switzerland want more info through the marketing company that handled it for me but that company never contacted me ,it cost me almost $9000 for them to try marketing it and then wanted more money which I didn’t have ,so that’s as far as it went ,then about 15 yrs ago I seen it advertised in a Canadian Tire flyer a couple times and haven’t seen it since ,it was called a Jointer Jig For Hans Held Electric Planers ,don’t regret the investment ,it just didn’t pay off 😏😏
My planer is a 20 years old Bosch. It does not vibrate.
If you spray the planer body with silicone, you can use silicone or acrylic sealer to bed it to your jointer chassis.
Attach the power strip with sponge backed double sided tape or even with Velcro tape. The tool power switch can be held down with zip ties.
A long bed extension on the feed side will help stop the jointer from grabbing. Not so simple to engineer but well worth having.
Sure, this can be customized as you like. I still use my planer as a hand planer from time to time, so I wanted the freedom to remove it from the jig - so for me, zip ties were a no-go.
@4mins you presented a trick to making templates for power strips. All my life I've been measuring the base and "All I Hadda Do Was" to trace it on a sheet of paper. This is why I like TH-cam...when I rearrange my countless different chargers(I wish they were universal like regular batteries) I will start this instead of boring my family with the necessity of measurements (I'll keep boring them until they get it). Thanks Reg.
probably one of the best designs because it's so simple
OMG that paper template trick, so obvious yet it's eluded me for so many years and my measuring skills have failed me for just as many.
Love it, I watched my uncle turn a circle saw into a table saw, on the job site, much to learn from the experienced, I will be trying this
You have inspired me to build my own Jointer from an old planer. Thank you for everything.
I've been wanting a jointer for a while, definitely be building this. Thanks for the vid.
Built it this morning in about three hours, and I'm a novice. Thank you very much.
This is one of the simplest hand planer turn bench top planer and very effective and great.. i love how it's so easy to remove it.
Great video
Brilliant idea, I was actually shopping around for a jointer and this will save me hundreds
Thanks Eric, looks doable for novice workers like me. Will give it a try. Thanks again.
Simple, easy, effective - the way I like it. Great job sir!
That's brilliant! Thanks for sharing, Eric.
It's the simplest and best of all the planers I've seen. Congratulations
I love the simplicity of the design not over complicated and very functional
Great video, excellent use of fast forward, direct and to the point, without excessive verbiage, thank you for sharing.
Out of all the Diy Builds for this it is by far the simplest one I have seen for use with smaller stuff... I will most likely make one fairly close to this one.
Very simple set up, I like it. Thumps up, I'm going to give it a try. Cheers from Holland.
awesome mate! I'm gonna do this... especially since I could never afford a real jointer and I'm just a hobby woodworker who is new. This is genius!
That is a great idea and build. The instructions and presentation of this was easy to understand and follow. Well done.
I just bought a Bosch hand planer , front and back are tapped made this build even easier, works great!!!! Thanks for the idea
Absolute genius simplicity. Nicely done!
So simple, thank you.
Brilliant tutorial, clear and simple explanation of this video. A little project that does not scare novice to have a go in making it works. Thank you Eric!!
Thank you for sharing this. A very practical approach to making better use of the tools you have.
What I love about it is it takes up little room portable your a very clever man going to have a go thank you
finally compliments an easy to make and definitely effective jigs
Good job on the jig. Love it!
"Rolerskate for a hand planer" hahaha nice one.
Thanks for the inspiration. This is exactly what I was looking for, since I have a hand planer and I was thinking about building a jig as well, but didn't really know how/where to start. So, thanks again!
So easy / simple and well done, saved, liked and going to copy. Thanks man
Saw your idea to turn the electric hand planer into a joiner for under $10....just got a hand planer and found this....made it and it works great....bought one of those things that conforms to the shape you want and used it to make the pattern for the handle braces....came out perfect.....thanks for the video....subscribed to your channel also
Been staring at my electric planer for a while now wondering how it would work as a jointer. This is awesome. Thanks!
Simple, cheap, useful, Rad👌🏼 great video... thank you Sir!
Very nice build and good instructions thank you I will be working on mine tomorrow.
I really like this. Great execution of a simple idea.
Thanks @Australia4031 Cheers 🙂
I've been looking for jointers, but now I think I'll look for a hand planer and build a similar jig. I love it when I can use a tool for more than one specific purpose. Way to think outside the box!
you must be rich to make one tool you use more 5 other tools does not make sense specially the welder
@@ahnurmohamed
Eric Sorensen may or may not have a dedicated thickness planer. This contraption (1) shows his ingenuity; (2) is used for smaller projects or "on the go"--at the job site; and (3) is probably intended to show other woodworkers who, like me, annot afford to buy full-blown thickness planers that start around $600.00.
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It must be nice to have all those machines but there is nothing in this video that can't be done with ordinary hand tools.
Short and simple. I will make one for my planer tomorrow.
Excellent job ☺
Great video, shows other uses for hand planer.
The easiest and simple project I've seen in the TH-cam
Awesome idea, just convinced me to buy a hand planer.
Thanks! I live in a townhouse and have a tiny wood shop under my deck. I just don't have room for a big jointer planer, but I can definitely do this!!! Thanks
I was going to get a jointer but I think I’ll try this first. Thanks for this clever idea... I have a Bosch planer I can try it on too.
It is what i like ,transportable and compact awesome working on site Thanks a lot here from New Caledonia
Great job.I'm gonna have to give this a try as I need a jointer but don't want to spend the money thank you.
That’s a cool, cheap jig. I’m going to make one! Thank you for the easy to follow tutorial.
loving this tutorial! simple and easy to follow. i just need to clear my garage of dead appliances so I can remodel it. thanks!!!
Practical and easy to follow tips. Thank you Eric!
Glad it was helpful!
Ive got that same Bosch planer collecting dust in the cabinet and I need a jointer , now I can convert it to your idea. thank you
This is great. I met someone who had done something similar - but to make a thicknesser. Only small but he did railway modelling so it was just right for him!
Very nice setup. That was a great idea. Thanks for uploading the video. Much appreciated.
Wonderful! Thanks for wonderful idea
Very cleaver Eric! Nice addition to my garage workshop.
That is a Great Idea....Will make one .
Will be making this!
Awesome work. Great idea. I'm just getting into woodworking. Thanks.
I'm definitely trying this for my 18v planer. Great idea. 👍
This is now on my to do list! Thanks for a great video
Excellent video and process. Thank you for sharing.
Such a cute puppy
Awesome video. This will get me by until I make the plunge for a jointer. Thanks.
I have the same model plane. Will definitely make this, thanks for the video!
Awesome creation! Thanks for sharing. This will be my next project to get better use from my electric hand plane.
Excellent, thanks for sharing. Cheers
Excellent idea I’m going to build one for my planner now really cool
Excellent Work
I love the simplistic design, most of us can try this? Great video, much obliged!! From UK!
Excellent presentation! Thank you!
That was so clever, enjoy your videos
Like many of the other viewers, my hand-planer is gathering dust. This would be a great mechanism to re-purpose it and make use of it... Thanks so much!
Thanks for this! Very useful!
Nice simple build, great idea!!
Best video I've seen in making a jointer
Been looking at several plans lately. This one seem to be the best idea for me, the beginner. Thanks for sharing.
Simple, and useful. I thought of extending the base on the other side, to place a clamp there, added security from movement.
This simple and good idea is what i'm looking for. Thanks!!!
Well i know what i'll be building now for my dads old planer that i inherited. And although having the planer face sit perfectly level is nice it's not mandatory. As long as the face sits ninety degrees to the fence you're good to go.
Great. Thanks for the idea!
At 5:00 wow!! What a wonderful drawer!! Awesome video, thank you!
you're a genius simple
Very clever! Thanks for the idea!
Nice! Thanks for the idea.
Neccessity, the mother of invention.
Thank you....
Simple, easy and good
Nice jig. Reasonably easy as well.
Fing brilliant, will be making one!
Thank you Eric! Your jig is the simplest, cheapest and easiest to build. I went through a lot of videos but yours was the best.
That is useful! Thanks! Now to get a planer.
Thanks. I needed this info.
That was awesome thank you
Greece-Athens...very smart idea and very simple in its construction, very informative and clearly, thank you my friend ....
Excelente, I'm going to try build this for my Makita, I think it will work. Thank you!
Great idea and video. Thanks
Dang man, well done. Very. Well. Done. Thank you!
That's awsome.
Thank you!! This is a project I will Challenge.
Excellent!
Simple but amazing
hello You made it beautiful, original, simple. praise👍