016 "Squirrel" scraping hand plane. Woodworking
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ส.ค. 2019
- I made another scraping plane, but this time a little bit smaller :)
To build this tool i used boxwood.
The scraper was cuted from an old laminated plane blade and sharpened by Bill Carter's BLUNT CHISEL TECHNIQUE:
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Certainly not a toy! So useful to have different size scraper planes. Once again, master tool maker at work. I learn so much watching you, thanks kindly once again.
Thanks a lot William!
On this small scale you can really appreciate the fine texture of the boxwood.. it looks like butter!
Spóźniłem się na premierę, ale obejrzałem Twój film kilka razy. To co wyczyniasz z bukszpanem to naprawdę sztuka, aż się nie chce wierzyć że to się dzieje. Jesteś arcymistrzem, a do tego artystą w pełnym znaczeniu tego słowa . Piękny akcent na koniec urlopu.
Dziękuję! Nie robię premiery przy wrzucaniu filmu więc nic nie straciłeś :) Mi zostały dwa dni wolnego.. Może coś jeszcze uda się nagrać. Pozdrowienia!
I both love and hate these videos of you working with boxwood
Love because of the lovely tools and handles you make with it
And hate because seeing the creamy color of the wood and it’s shavings makes me hungry lol
It is a small great work of art! You are a great craftsman .
CONGRATULATIONS❗️
Thanks Mikel!
First intro to scraper planes was a violin shop..nice job to excellent detail.
It’s pouring rain in Australia today so I thought I’d watch your videos today. I love the little squirrel plane well actually I love all your plane builds I wish I had your skills with timber. Your videos inspire me to start making planes. So thanks for that and thank you for sharing your knowledge on TH-cam
Thank you Bradley!
You are an artesan. That is a work of art.
not a toy to me, coolest small hand plane ever
I just watched you make a beautiful and useful tool of what most would consider garbage ! This channel has a Paul sellers meets Jimmy Diresta feel to it . Outstanding
Thank you Freedie, that means a lot for me! Regards!
I made another scraping plane, but this time a little bit smaller :)
To build this tool i used boxwood.
The scraper was cuted from an old laminated plane blade and sharpened by Bill Carter's BLUNT CHISEL TECHNIQUE:
More here:
th-cam.com/video/re_bp5Lp0To/w-d-xo.html
If you have any questions feel free to write a comment.
Enjoy!
One of those tools you don't know you need until you're in middle of a project and suddenly you realize it's the perfect solution to a problem.
Not a toy at all, a freaking awesome tool!!!! God bless you man!
Honestly, I cannot stop watching your videos but I’m just mesmerized and intimidated to even try to do what u do. Amazing.
Thanks a lot Hugo :) i appereciate it!
Witam i pozdrawiam!!Swietnie wykonany maly poreczny strug gladzik,duza wiedza z obrobki drewna i duza dokladnosci przynosi sukces,dobry pokaz filmu!!Tak dalej!!
Your use of a mirror and lighting from below is brilliant.
Lovely boxwood here!!! So fine grain.
Thanks for sharing!!
You're welcome Olivier :)
Stavros this is both a work of art and a very handy tool. Made in the tradition of great joiners and luthiers etc who often made their own tools. Bravo. Loved the video. Thank you.
Thanks a lot!
That’s a lot of work for that tiny plane. I love the stylings. Beautiful work as always!
2024! Have watched several times over the years, still informing!!!
Thank you :)
Σταυρο bravo. It is so obvious your love for the wood. Due to that I am sure that we expect some miracles from you. Keep doing so
I'll :) thank you!
What an amazing tool you have made, I could have used one like that on what I’m making right now
Thank you for sharing 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻😁
You're welcome :) Regards!
A piece of wood rescued from the fireplace becomes a useful tool! Fantastic!
Thank you :)
Idealne wideo do porannej kawy!!! Jesteś wielki a twoje pracę są mistrzowskie!!!
Dzięki Wojtas!
Another excellent video to watch and learn much stuff. And it resulted to an awesome little tool! Once again Stavro, many thanks for sharing!
You're welcome :)
Excellent work as always Stavros
Thanks Dan! I saw that you upload new interesting stuff :) i can't wait to see it.
No more words... simple perfect.
Such a fantastically useful and beautiful tool!
Jak zwykle duża precyzja wykonania. Im mniejszy strug, tym więcej pracy trzeba poświęcić i uwagi. Kąt osadzenia noża powoduje poprawne struganie zarówno zgodnie ze słojami drewna, jak też "pod włos". Tego jeszcze nigdzie nie widziałem i dotychczas uważałem, że to niemożliwe do wykonania, gratuluję 👌.
As always, high precision of workmanship. The smaller the stream, the more work and attention will have to be paid. The knife mounting angle causes correct planing both according to the grain of the wood and "against the grain". I have not seen it anywhere before and so far I thought it was impossible to do, congratulations 👌.
So surprising to see you only have 13k subs when the vids and projects are top notch. Keep up the good work, it will all pay off sooner or later.
Excellent workmanship and design. Bravo!
Thank you Dennis :)
Turns out you can convey a surprising amount of instructions without using words...
This is amazing on so many levels. I can totally see how this could be a primary tool on my tool chest. The process, the video, everything is amazing. BTW, I have rescued a plane iron from among the ruins of an old blacksmith workshop that you have in one of your planes, the one that has tiny points in a row. I understand it was used for prepping board surfaces before gluing on the veneer. No idea how to sharpen it though. The squirrel is both cute and mighty. Thank you, Gakos!
Thank you! If toothed blade have deep grooves the blade will be serve long time yet, if not nothing can help. If the back of the blade is rusted clean it with steel brush, don't flatten the back as normal blade (you can do few moves on high grid stone to check how the tooths looks but not too many times because you will make the tooths lower).
Next grind new bevel until you feel little burr on the back of the blade. To remove the burr hammer the cutting edge into end grain of some wood. After that the blade should be ready to work. Regards!
Stavros Gakos Now that’s cool info, I appreciate that and will try the method. Thank you!
You sir are a craftsman
Thank you!
Absolutely incredible! 👍
A great tool that feels great potential for use. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you :)
Every time I see one of your builds I am amazed. Thank you for the videos.
You're welcome! I'm glad to read this :)
I am serious I could never do what you do.
ASMR style woodworking exists... I KNEW IT! thx :) rly great to watch
Thanks a lot!
Amazing job man!! Just amazing!!!
Thank you :)
As always, great!
Thanks :)
Hey Stavros - That's no toy!! its a beautiful tool and particularly good for instrument making - Well done great job!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Regards Dave.
Great tool!
Thanks Aleksey!
Wow!! a lovely piece of carpenters work it must have taken you all day to make that Good luck from Ireland
Yup, total time with recording was about 8 hours. Thank you! Regards!
Beautiful work
Another beautiful tool! Great job making it!!!!
Enjoyed your video and gave it a Thumbs Up
Thanks a lot Russell!
@@StavrosGakos You are welcome
Great job that's a awesome little tool. Need me one of those
Thanks a lot!
Excellent as always! Fine boxwood looks alike sometimes bones or old ivory, isn't it? Gentle squirrel, with solid teeth🤣
Very good and living close up, thank
Thank you James! Yes, boxwood looks like that. It's amazing wood :)
@@StavrosGakos I really like the boxwood, hard to find and a little expensive, wonderful to work with and yes it smells great!
The craftsmanship in this video is superb! You definitely deserve way more subs! I'll try to share your videos as often as I can so you can get more subs. Keep it up!
Thanks a lot! I appereciate it :)
Fantastic tool, looks and works awesome, well done
Thank you!
Maravilha!!!
Espetacular a confecção dessa plaina Rabo de Esquilo
sweet job
Ale dajesz czadu, elegancko. Pozdrowionka
Dzięki :) pozdrowienia!
Wow, you're a master craftsman.
Thank you!
Very nice, works great too! Thank you.
You're welcome Robert!
Good Job Sir!!!. Very nice wood !!!!!
I think I would have given up cutting that slot and done it as a 4-part glue up. You have way more patience and skill than I do!
There is no shorter ways in classic planemaking. Regards!
Krótko - piękny! :)
Dzięki!
Stavros Gakos , really nice work I like your Channel. I would like to see also a brass spokeshave made by you. Regards! Dani
Thanks a lot! Maybe in the future i'll build one :)
Regards!
@@StavrosGakos yes, a spokeshave would be really cool !
Beautiful !
Thanks a lot!
That's a fun one! Wow. That's no toy, sir.
Thank you :)
Nice detail on that one. It takes care of difficult grain great.
Thanks Jim! That plane doesn't know what tearout is ;)
Hahaha so cute!! I just want to pet this plane :)))
Lol thanks a lot :)
Beautiful tool - sculptural
Thanks a lot!
REALLY that is a beautiful little plane . One suggestion . a BLUNT CHISEL would be very helpful for you . Go and look it up . Easy to make but invaluable .I only just found out about them .What you made is a real tool and most certainly NOT A TOY.BRAVO ,my friend BRAVO.
Thank you! I know blunt chisel and i use them very often (in this video 7:52, 11:00). Also scraper is sharpened as blunt chisel. They works great on flat surfaces but not curvy shapes like squirrel tail.
Regards!
Awesome as always! Do cutting marking or panel gauge next :)
Thanks Michael! Marking gauge is on the way :)
Woow cool man.... i like it ...salute from 🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩indonesia
Thank you! Regards
Thank you for the great videos. I wanted to know if the narrow toothed blade you use to connect drill holes in the mouth is a saw or a plane maker's float? The steel looks thicker than a keyhole saw blade, but I might be tricked by the zoomed in photography.
You're welcome Robin :) it is an old keyhole saw that i restored. I is 2 mm thick. Here you can find more about it instagram.com/p/Bzc8UyKI4GX/?igshid=oylbhx0a0z3d
Nice piece of hand craft there. Boy... that wood is hard...
Yup, is hard but very good to work with :)
Mała piękna wiewiórka szacun
Great job.Regards.
Dzięki John!
Love it!!!!!!
Thank you Peter!
you inspired me to make my own tools thanks a lot
That's my pleasure Dan :)
Very nice work Σταύρο very nice.
Thank you :)
SWEET !👍🎩😎
Thank you ;)
Dear Stavros, it’s funny how immediately after you make something, a fresh need for that thing arrives and hurries it’s being put to use. Nice build. What steel are you using in your planes?
Thanks Peter! I'm big fun of old laminated plane blades. Regards!
Once upon a time when I was a young apprentice, the man I worked for made a scraper plane about that size to use for making violin bows. I wonder what you're going to use yours for?
I'm gonna use it during planemaking :) Regards!
Very cool. It would be cool if you carved a shallow squirrel head into the wedge.
Maybe next time :) Thanks Joe!
Idzie jak zły 👍
Dzięki Piotr ;)
Got skills son
Thank you Adam :)
Это лучший рубаночный маньяк!
It's so perfect that you fall in love! Maybe you should send one to Argentina ... Regards
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Maybe :) thank you! Regards!
I'm not familiar with this tool. Is the bevel towards the handle? Do you sharpen it by drawing a burr going forward, just like a #80 cabinet scraper? So, is it a little cabinet scraper on a handle that cuts on the push?
It is sharpened as "blunt chisel" (90 deg bevel). Check instructions in the descripion to see how it works. You can also wath my 013 video how i do that kind of scraper. Regards!
Exquisite. Is boxwood the only wood for plane making?
It depends if you love the boxwood or not ;)
Stavros, how did you sharpen the scraper blade? Does it have a hook? Or just straight from honing? Great videos... thanks.
Thank you :) all about sharpening you can find in the descripion of the video. Regards!
Speed and aesthetic design on such a tiny job.
What was the cutting angle and bevel angle you used?
Reminded me of the squirrel hurrying and scurrying around before winter. Must be quite an inspiration.
Thanks for all the nice videos.
Thanks Glenn, cutting angle was 105-110 deb (i don't remember) and the bevel was not the bevel because there was 90 deg, it was sharpened like blunt chisel / card scraper. Regards!
Thanks, it's understood.
Really enjoy your videos. Thanks 🙏. Do you build these from plans or a book?
Thank you :) No, mainly i build planes with my own design. Regards!
Круто) with best regards
Thank you Igor! Regards
First to say "awesome"! :)
Awsome!
Second ;)
Thank you :)
Excellent work!!! A sculpture. What wood was used?
Thanks! It was boxwood
cute :)
Thank you :)
Good job
Thanks!
Hey man, I like your hand plane. Do you do different types? Also, what would you charge for your planes in (IRONWOOD)? You could use instead of the high carbon steel you shown using here in this video for some old wood chisels. Just cut the handle off, or you could leave handle on so you would have the use of the chisel and fit it to your base. Might be a cheaper way of creating a blade for the base. Just my opinion. I look forward to hearing from you. Thank you for this video mate.
Thank you! Actually i don't make it for sell. Ironwood is beautiful, but i don't have any piece of that wood.
Making plane blades from old laminated blades is the best way for me. Old laminated plane blades are tapered (thinner above, thicker below), that helps adjust the blade. Chisels are tapered inversely, that's not good for it. Regards!
SQUiRReL!!
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Thanks a lot!
At first I thought the mirror on the bench was there to make the video more visually interesting.
Then the penny dropped.
It's good to see what's going on the back during sawing :) regards
This is an amazing looking plane, could you provide the dimensions of it and the blade inside? I'd love to attempt to make one of a similar size, Thank you in advance for your kind reply. You do amazing work sir! To niesamowicie wyglądający samolot, czy mógłbyś podać jego wymiary i ostrze w środku? Chętnie spróbuję zrobić taki o podobnym rozmiarze. Z góry dziękuję za uprzejmą odpowiedź. Robi pan niesamowitą robotę, proszę pana!
Dziękuję! Ostrze ma 15 mm szerokości, pozostałych wymiarów nie zmierzę bo jest zbyt nieregularny żeby je podać. Pozdrawiam
How do you sharpen the blade? (angles and such), and how do you loosen the blade to adjust? (Where do you tap wiht hammer?)
As blunt chisel. I just tap in the wedge from the bottom. Regards!
Each old Woodworker has such a small shave.
It's not a plane. It's a SCULPTURE!
Oh! I get it now. You made scraper card holder. Weird, but functional. alright...
Thank you, for me it's far from being weird ;) Regards!