028 Double chamfer plane for planemaking / woodworking
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 พ.ย. 2019
- I want to unify all chamfers on my future planes. The best solution is a special tool for that job - double chamfer plane.
I've never seen a double side escapement plane with one blade, it looks a little bit weird from below, but works perfect :)
I hope you will like it, regards!
Materials:
piece of beech wood
rebate/rabbet plane blade made by E.C.E.
boiled linseed oil
liquid parafine
shellac orange
If you have any questions or sugestions just write a comment.
Enjoy!
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I want to unify all chamfers on my future planes. The best solution is a special tool for that job - double chamfer plane.
I've never seen a double side escapement plane with one blade, it looks a little bit weird from below, but works perfect :)
I hope you will like it, regards!
Materials:
piece of beech wood
rebate/rabbet plane blade made by E.C.E.
boiled linseed oil
liquid parafine
shellac orange
If you have any questions or sugestions just write a comment.
Enjoy!
witam mam pytanie jakiej pily tasmowej uzywasz ? jestes z niej zadowolony ?
Estou esperando pra ver como vai ficar 👍👍
I've noticed on some operations that use multiple planes. It would be helpful to know what those planes are as you use them. I really enjoy watching your videos
Great work! What’s the liquid paraffin for?
that is a very well made plane. I would like to see the collection of planes that you have made until today.
I admire your skills, creativity and patience in every video I watch. At the end, it is an extraordinary, outstanding product.
That’s another work of art right there! And the “TH-cam hater’s tears” part seriously made me laugh out loud!
great to see something new on an old traditional style of plane, I love it.
Thanks Ben!
"TH-cam haters tears" 🤣 That part made me laugh 😂 This is an unusual plane, an escapement on both sides!!! Ive seen you use it in your newer videos, but this is my first time watching this build....... .I enjoyed it as always Stavros, Thank you Sir!! 😁
Thank you :)
With every video of yours I watch, you blow my mind with your skills! The plane is both beautiful and very practical. Well done, indeed!
Thanks a lot Russ!
You're truly a craftsman. For those who have tried to reproduce hand planes they know how difficult it can be. Really enjoyed your video.
Thanks a lot!
Jak zwykle super ręcznie wykonany strug, dzięki za relaksujący film 👍
Nie ma za co ;)
I realize this is one of your older videos, but I have been binge watching all your videos for 3 days now, and I am SUPER impressed. I was wondering if you would be so kind as to do a video of making a Plane Float, I haven't found a video of you doing that yet. If there is one please point me to it.
Thank you, there is no video about floats yet
Świetna robota panie Gakos!
Dziękuję!
Wow, again a nice example of very proficient woodworking👌
Mate I just finished watching Tod Hurrlie making hollows and rounds.Then up this popped .Awesome job love the way it finished up and the other uninteresting plane too. Really enjoyed that Thanks for putting it up
Thanks Mate! Where did you watched that hollows and rounds video? Send me the link on IG please :)
So elegant! This may be my favorite one yet.
Thank you David!
Stavros, it’s interesting to see how you work! I’ve never seen anyone use a shooting board as much as you do. Great plane!
Thanks Jose :)
Admirable! Veo marcar líneas rectas, cruzadas, entrecruzadas, curvas y observo tu precisión, confieso que siento cierto nerviosismo pensando que podrías superar esas líneas y luego me tranquiliza el ver que sale perfecto.
Existe una diferencia entre un artista y un artesano. El artista se conforma con su obra. El artesano perfecciona permanentemente su técnica para obtener el mejor resultado, no improvisa. Eres un artesano por excelencia. Mis felicitaciones!
Thanks a lot Rodolfo! It's a real plesure to read your words :)
Along with an excellent presentation a great sense of humor spot on !;-)
Thanks Irvin :)
So very nice. Thank you sharing your talents.
what a true craftsman ....big respect sir
Thanks James!
I’ve only watched a few of your videos so far - the tools you make are works of art in themselves.
Subbed
Thank you :)
Really nice, for the finish I have boiled linseed oil and orange shellac but am finding hit hard to harvest the you tube haters tears. Thanks for showing us your new plane.
Thanks ;)
Another fantastic build. Thank you!
Thanks Jason!
Dear Stavros, yet another beautiful construct. All along I was waiting for you to grind the 30˚ bevels and then you made it work with a straight blade. Clever. The wooden soles do the angle work.
Thanks Peter :)
The work is creative
Thank you!
Stavros! Thank you so so much for the sea of inspirations you gifted me and i believe the entire woodworking community .Of course i subscribed to your fantastic channel.Keep on the eellent work .
Thanks a lot Angus!
Stavros makes thing sharp,,,, Beautiful work.
Thanks a lot Tim!
I have watched several of your videos. You really do excellent work. Very nice job on your plane.
Thank you Michael!
Love to watch your videos,you are absolutely amazing , so very very talented I have been a Carpenter most of my life, and I would love to be able to do what you can, so amazing .
Thanks a lot Roy, i appereciate it :)
"TH-cam hater's tears" That got a big laugh out of me. Where can I get some of that? I bet it works great!
Just find a hater and do what you want to get some tears 😁
É sempre um show 🇧🇷🙏
Great looking plan
Thanks a lot!
Outstanding yet again. Well Done.
Thanks Dan!
Astounishing and quite remarkable to watch all your videos, I genuinely would like to own one of your chamfer planes by GAKOS . Well done you
I like the new paint filled logo. Nice touch.Maybe just a different kind of paint? Or even tinted epoxy? Your chip breakers always seem to work perfectly, mine, not so much lol. Thanks for another great build! Much appreciated. (Yes, I learned much from watching this build, I learn from every build you do, amazing)
Thanks William :) it was failed experiment with white filler, at the end i removed it. I'll never do this again, classic stamps looks way more better. Regards!
Spoko te łzy :D !!! Super realizacja!!
Dzięki stary ;)
Good looking work, Stavros! You never cease to amaze me. About how many planes of your own manufacture do you have?
Thanks a lot! Maybe 20 planes :)
I can't forget to like and comment really great work boss i am fan 💗💗💕
Super new plane, nice job, thank you.
Thanks a lot :)
Beautiful job Sir!
Thank you!
That's a cool plane mate!
Thank you Mitch :)
Wow, that was a good idea. Well done!
Thanks a lot Jim :)
Great Work Stavre!
You know you need to make another one to cut the chamfer on this one, do you?...
It never ends, keep posting!
Thank you :)
Dear Stavros, I enjoyed this video and would like to emulate your design for one of my own. What I don’t recall seeing is the final blade and its fitment in the sole. I can’t work out what it looks like and how it fits to plane. What I did see is a blade ground straight across as in a chisel. I guess that would work. Cheers.
Gamas dude.😎😁😁
Keep up the good work. 👍👍👍
That 90 degrees support table could benefit from a peg board type support to keep the work piece stable.
Félicitations and thank’s of french. 🐝👍
Muito bom o céu trabalho top
Great job the plane looks awesome. Hell of an idea too. Hey maybe one plane that will do a 15, 30, and 45 degrees. One tool for three different chamfers
Thats great idea!
@@StavrosGakos yeah just need to figure out how to build it. Might be a little on the big side for a chamfer plane
amazing videos, your work inspired me to make my own jack scrub plane enlgish patter
Thats my pleasure :) Regards!
I like youe vidwos you are a very good improviser woodworker aufviedasien tout seens
Też mi się podoba, baardzo !
Dziękuję :)
Hi Stavros. I really like that protractor you use. Seems far more accurate and joy to set up than typical machinist protractors. Did you make it yourself or is it a product you could share with us? Cheers!
Hey, i bought it on allegro(.)pl :)
Eso, jak zwykle zachwyt nie do powstrzymania....zrób kiedyś film przedstawiający wszystkie strugi zrobione przez Ciebie :) no i na zlot przywieź je wszystkie, żebyśmy mogli doświadczyć wspaniałości pracy nimi 😜
Dzięki Darek! Na 50k będzie taki film ;)
OK, pozdrowienia!
Thanks for this great video. Ad usual. What is the method you use three finishes together? Shellac, paraffin oil and boiled linseed oil? How do you apply the three?
You're welcome Adam :)
Only one coat of BLO
one coat of shellac
one coat of parafine
wipe of the parafine with fresh paper towell
one coat of shellac
one coat of parafine
wipe of the parafine with fresh paper towell
one coat of shellac
one coat of parafine
wipe of the parafine with fresh paper towell
one coat of shellac
one coat of parafine
wipe of the parafine with fresh paper towell
That's what i do :)
Regards
Wonderful work. I learn a lot from your videos. Congrats! A question... I suspect you made your name stamps yourself.. would it be possible to show us how to do one? Much appreciated. and all the best!
Thank you, the stamp was made by Mirock Workshop. Regards
A number of things: 1) Frickin fantastic! 2) Do you have a beech forest and sawmill out in the backyard? 3) Your family has been making planes for hundreds of years and the gene was passed down to you, right? 4) Again, frickin fantastic!!
Thanks Randyrru :) yup, we have lot of beech trees here, but i'm first planemaker in my family ;)
Regards!
Great job, as usual.
I have not seen such a tool for grinding - a file with teeth. What is it called and where is it sold?
Thanks! It was self made edge float, i made push and pull version. Lie Nielsen have it in their shop. Regards!
Great! Do you want to make small wooden bevel-up plane?
Thanks Oleg! I can build one :)
Hahahaha
I love you Chanel. Are the best about wooden planes. And I love your sarcasm. "TH-cam hater's tears". Juajuajua.
Thanks a lot 😁
What I want is this grooved planer tool to make DIY, thank you
@stavros: what is in the jar of finish that you use for your planes? I love the color that it brings to the beech wood.
You can find the answer in the descripion :) Regards!
@@StavrosGakos That's funny, I hadn't expanded the description. Thanks!
Masz fach w reku.A jak mawiaja.Wiedzy i umiejetnosci nie przepijesz.Pozdrawiam
Dzięki! Również pozdrawiam :)
Thanks a lot for another great video!
Have you thought about making Stanley 36 ruler replica?
You're welcome!
Stanley 36 it is a casted product, i'm not ready to make castings.. But give me some time ;)
@@StavrosGakos Hi Mr Gakos,
have you come across "Young Je" on youtube?
He makes Planes with steel soles which are actually Dovetailed together (bottom + both sides, I believe that this is the sort of thing that you would very much enjoy producing yourself and I am sure that it is well within your capabilities-judging by the excellence of the work I see on your channel-take a look!
Oh yes.
Very well done . Thank you for all your posts . would like to add your measurements and degrees for all your cuts :) . Thank you again .
Thanks Amrou!
Super
Dzięki Marcin!
Great video. You should sell plans to all of your planes. I would buy them.
Thanks Dale! Thats a good idea, i have to think about it. Regards!
excellent design .. how to make your stamp GAKOS
Thanks! I ordered my stamp from Mirock' Workshop. Regards!
EXELENT WORK AS ALWAYS,COULD YOU MAKE A ROUND AND HOLLOW PLANE NEXT PLEASE,I WANT TO MAKE A WHOLE SET OF BOTH BYUT DONT KNOW HOW TO
Thanks! That's the plan :)
Second that !
leże na pryczy i nie mogę wyjść z podziwu😉
Nie zazdroszczę leżenia :) dzięki!
You have only one plane you can't retrofit to have the perfect consistent bevels...
Do you build anything with your planes? Other than more planes I mean?
Yes, but not often. I don't have a lot of workshop time. Happy new year!
You should try making a plough plane or moving filister plane
Thanks Clay, that's the plan :)
Why do you favor a metal wheel marking gauge instead of traditional wood?
There is no reason, i just like the metal one :)
Doskonaly!
Dziękuję!
ЭТАЛОН!. Хотелось бы посмотреть на Вашу коллекцию!
Thanks! I'll show it on 50k video :) Regards!
One chamfer is different from the other?
What do you mean?
Sir i have request to you please upload a video on plane mekers flotes , how much we need and how can we make i love your flotes but i can't meke it with out your suggestion , please help thanks you sir stavros gakos ❤❤❤
One day i'll do it, regards!
Вот где такую пилку взять или из чего сделать?
Sorry, i'm not sure if i understand you right. Could you ask in english? Regards
Good afternoon. I asked for advice and asked where to buy saws for making planes? The translation may be incorrect because I use Google translator. Thanks
Try to find Lie Nielsen planemaking floats. Regards!
Спасибо. Нашел))).
You are making planes to make new planes to make new better planes. Hmm.
Yes, that's what i'm doing :)
I don't think you are supposed to upload porn to TH-cam😉 jokes aside thank you for the inspiration and the craftsmanship!
Haha thanks a lot 😊
I had to go back at minute 3:20 and brood a couple of minutes to understand.
Let's see if I get it: the resulting chamfer will be at 30° on the vertical side. With two mirrored channel you can reverse the cut when you are chamfering an edge and you are cutting across the grain. Am I right?
PS: Good job. In the next months I would like to build some molding plane, and I love beech. Do you think is the right wood for a molding plane?
PPS: thanks for sharing. :)
Yes, you got the point. That's how it works :)
Beech is good choice, just use straight-grained quarter sawn blank, and make the sole on the bark side.
Good luck:)
Videos interesant goed aint tag ij have visite berlin straufen arbitten shop auf viedesin ik freud mexikannen so lianen warum e wo kommes to du?
Thanks Alex! Sorry, i dont understand your question.
Łzy hejterów ;-))) Buahahahahaha....czad
;)