Hello my friends! This skewed rebate plane were laying in my workshop from few months. It was unable to use becase the sole was worn out so i decided to add a new sole (bubinga wood) joined with sliding dovetail. I also made a new depth adjuster. For the finish i used only boiled linseed oil. I hope you will like how it works. Thank you for spending some time on my channel. See you next time! Cheers!
It works so well that I *really* want to see you shave some dark wood as well, then make up your own lamination so you can make something like this: th-cam.com/video/_U4UMj07whs/w-d-xo.html
Грязные руки, как правило,"золотые"! С уважением отношусь к людям с руками, которые не отмываются .А вот "грязные руки" -у тех кто ворует,а это не про Вас! Прекрасные работы и идеи!Прекрасное исполнение! Удачи!
Beautiful woodwork, but also amazing dad!! Those scenes showing the patience you had with your little girl's toys was so precious!! Thank you for bringing us along to see it. (This grandma would be proud.)
Plane now ready for 100 years of work - you make great videos - love when you speak and pass on your knowledge! Hands of a working man, nothing wrong with that my friend.
Hands of a hard working man … as ever … awesome … your are one of a few I like his videos first and show it than … thx for sharing you craftsmanship …. It‘s very inspirational
I love seeing your work and especially your plane creations and restorations ! We are all very grateful you have chosen to share this with us ! Thanks Henry
This has to be one of my favorite of your videos. I really appreciate how you re-purposed this hand plane. It is now no doubt a treasured tool for your shop. What amazed me was the shavings that it produced. Excellent job! 👍 I will always look forward to your videos. It amazes me that you could take a chunk of wood and turn it into a wonderful tool that will be treasured for many many years.
I knew you would do it like that with a dovetail, most people would of just stuck it straight on the bottom , not you , you are so professional brilliant job as always 👏 👌 👍
Never say sorry about your hard working hands they show how hard you work. I am making a small workbench as I work in miniature size. Want to make a tail vise like yours in a smaller scale.
Great video Stavros. Bubinga being as hard as it is, it'll probably still be in good shape when great grandkids are trying to figure out how to use it. Beautiful work, Sir.
amazing Stavros, utterly amazing that plane was junk, not anymore you made it sing 2 boxed dovetailing planes, 2 finger snaps cute that you left the footage of your wee one in love it all
This is the first video I've seen of yours, Stavros. So pleased that it came up in my feed. Great to see an old hand plane like this brought back to life, your woodworking skills were a joy to watch.
Aloha , Here in Hawaii, when I come upon an old tired wooden bodied planes, many times I can re-sole them with Kiawe or some other tough local wood. I love seeing them carefully put back into working order. Termites are also a problem with these old fine tools, so these very tough woods work out fine
Always a pleasure to see your videos. Not sure what the Join button was, but I joined! I'll read more about the different levels later. I appreciate the training.
Those clamps that you used originally came from a shipwright. The two handed handles were needed to bend the wood of a curved hull. Fantastic that you repurposed them.
Espectacular trabajo!!!! Da gusto volver a ver este tipo de herramienta funcionando igual o mejor que el primer día. Me he enganchado a ver todas tus restauraciones. También tengo una pequeña colección de ellas. En mi canal tengo un par de vídeos. Un saludo desde Alicante, España
This fellow hand tool freak is glad to see you back!!! :) Ive worked with Bubinga before, beautiful wood..... but seriously hard, dense, and very difficult to work with.... that new sole should outlive any of us! :) My first thought when I seen the bandsaw cut through the screw..... "I would bin that metal detector" ..... the next scene you done exactly that heheh :P It was cool to see the little lady in the workshop watching her Daddy work :) Thank you Stavros
Hi Savros haven't seen you on there for a while maybe you have been busy, hope you and your family are keeping well , love your videos they are the best , you are an amazing Carpenter best wishes Mate.
Lol that wall scanner - a large magnet on a string would have been better :D, lovely work as usual Stavros. P.S. Very sweet having your daughter in the shop with you and sharing that with us.
I am glad that someone else in this world has hands like mine. Stop pinching your fingernails as blood blisters under the nails are brutally painful. I have been very careful to avoid this since I broke my right index finger five years ago. Beautiful work as expected. I built a Canada Hard Maple router plane but did it as a coffin plane. It turned out very nice and I must say you inspired me as well as Far Eastern Woodwork formally known as House I Make. Stay safe brother and of course greetings from the high plains of Texas.
very tender see you working with the piece of bubinga that lieved here in my shop severeal years… and the ease that you can plane so difficult hard wood (with the fibers in several directions too) with your magnific planes… another amazing and didactic video with a remarkable edditing work… hope these pieces of wood keep going to aid your fantastic job… big hug from Portugal…
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Hello my friends!
This skewed rebate plane were laying in my workshop from few months.
It was unable to use becase the sole was worn out so i decided to add a new sole (bubinga wood) joined with sliding dovetail. I also made a new depth adjuster. For the finish i used only boiled linseed oil. I hope you will like how it works.
Thank you for spending some time on my channel.
See you next time!
Cheers!
hi, always a delight to see your videos
I enjoy every video you put out!!
Hi nice work as always. You got that working well. 👍
It works so well that I *really* want to see you shave some dark wood as well, then make up your own lamination so you can make something like this: th-cam.com/video/_U4UMj07whs/w-d-xo.html
Грязные руки, как правило,"золотые"! С уважением отношусь к людям с руками, которые не отмываются .А вот "грязные руки" -у тех кто ворует,а это не про Вас!
Прекрасные работы и идеи!Прекрасное исполнение! Удачи!
It's very special that your daughter wants to be with her dad while he works. Take joy in this time, because she will be grown and gone too soon!
That's what i'm doing John :)
Beautiful woodwork, but also amazing dad!! Those scenes showing the patience you had with your little girl's toys was so precious!! Thank you for bringing us along to see it. (This grandma would be proud.)
I'm glad to see my daughter isn't the only one who sits on my bench and plays with stuff while I'm working . . .
Excellent work as away Stavros , best wishes to you and your family, 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👌👍👍
thank you Roy! All the best for you 🙂
Very nice with the girl there playing and watching. She will be better in the shop than most of us will ever be.
Another nice save. It made me smile to see your baby girl in the workshop with you.
Stavros, I like that youtube subtitles planing-sounds as "music". I agree with that.
Thank you Jan :)
Watching your videos is a journey through 400 years of European plane making guided by a master craftsman, Thank you for your generosity.
Thank you Trevor!
Nice work Stavros another quality tool saved for future projects, taking time out for your daughter is all part of the journey. Thanks for sharing 😊
Master of "golden hands".
OLD HANDMADE TOOLS HAVE THEIR SOUL!👌👌👌
Stavros brave attempt and a job well done
Plane now ready for 100 years of work - you make great videos - love when you speak and pass on your knowledge! Hands of a working man, nothing wrong with that my friend.
I love how you save as much as you can of the original tool.
Hands of a hard working man … as ever … awesome … your are one of a few I like his videos first and show it than … thx for sharing you craftsmanship …. It‘s very inspirational
Thank you Joe!
What wonderous shavings that thing creates!! 🤘🏻
Hey Scott! Thanks a lot :)
Wow! That’s such a cool (and accurate!) way to do a sliding dovetail 😮
Stavros, that second pass on that workpiece sounded like “planing music.” Very nice work and rebuild quality. Bubinga!
Well restoration,good idea happy family work,you have a beautiful daughter.
Thanks a lot!
Absolutely beautiful craftsmanship. Like your little helper and her friend helping you. Our children helped me in my shop as they were growing up.
Nothing like the sound of a sharp hand plane. Excellent video as always.
Stavros ❗❗.... Awesome video... Really enjoy your vids. Looking forwards to seeing many more cheers from the USA.
Великолепная работа! Спасибо за видео!
Just found your channel a few days ago, and I'm very impressed.
That first shaving took my breath. I didn't expect a full width shaving right away. Wonderful to see an old tool being used again.
Once again she is beautiful and earning her keep! Well done!
Thanks Dale!
The choosing of tools you use is a consequence of intelligence, great knowledge and craftmanship. Big fan!
Thank you Christoph :)
Awesome! Another example of fine craftsmanship.
I love seeing your work and especially your plane creations and restorations ! We are all very grateful you have chosen to share this with us ! Thanks
Henry
This has to be one of my favorite of your videos. I really appreciate how you re-purposed this hand plane. It is now no doubt a treasured tool for your shop. What amazed me was the shavings that it produced. Excellent job! 👍 I will always look forward to your videos. It amazes me that you could take a chunk of wood and turn it into a wonderful tool that will be treasured for many many years.
Thanks a lot :)
You are amazing, so precise and all by hand.
I knew you would do it like that with a dovetail, most people would of just stuck it straight on the bottom , not you , you are so professional brilliant job as always 👏 👌 👍
Now you can compete Japanese with this planner. Wonderful job.
jak zwykle ogląda się z podziwem i przyjemnością
Never say sorry about your hard working hands they show how hard you work. I am making a small workbench as I work in miniature size. Want to make a tail vise like yours in a smaller scale.
Stavros = Master of Planes 😉
Great video Stavros. Bubinga being as hard as it is, it'll probably still be in good shape when great grandkids are trying to figure out how to use it. Beautiful work, Sir.
I hope so Nik :) cheers!
Hey Stavros. Great rebuild of this hand plane. It’s up for another 100 years of service now. Cheers
amazing Stavros, utterly amazing
that plane was junk, not anymore
you made it sing
2 boxed dovetailing planes, 2 finger snaps
cute that you left the footage of your wee one in
love it all
Thanks Scott :)
Z wielka przyjemnością oglądam zamieszczane przez Pana filmiki. Zazdroszczę pasji i umiejętności obróbki drewna. Pozdrawiam serdecznie.
Dziękuję bardzo i również pozdrawiam :)
This is the first video I've seen of yours, Stavros. So pleased that it came up in my feed. Great to see an old hand plane like this brought back to life, your woodworking skills were a joy to watch.
So welcome :)
Aloha ,
Here in Hawaii, when I come upon an old tired wooden bodied planes, many times I can re-sole them with Kiawe or some other tough local wood.
I love seeing them carefully put back into working order.
Termites are also a problem with these old fine tools, so these very tough woods work out fine
Hey Mark :)
Them 3 clamps were man size lol. Love watching you work my friend. You do I great job on everything you work on.. TY👏👏👏
Those are some pretty shavings! And the sound when the plane flies through the wood... beautiful. Great video as always, Stavros!
Brilliant Solution ! Congratulation !!!
Ver sus vídeos es realmente maravilloso. Enhorabuena y gracias, saludos desde España 👏👏👏👏👍
Thank a lot! Cheers :)
Nice work, thank you for this video.
Nicely done, it cuts well.
We need more voice overs, your English/American is quite good! I know I’d love to hear your thought processes when you are building
Great, an old tool working like a new one.
In Germany we say "geil". 😉👍
Always a pleasure to see your videos. Not sure what the Join button was, but I joined! I'll read more about the different levels later. I appreciate the training.
Thank you very much Bryan :)
Oh cute little girl Stavros , I have a 12 year old daughter too. ❤
Superb rebuild and those shavings were perfect. Thanks for the video Stavros.
Those clamps that you used originally came from a shipwright. The two handed handles were needed to bend the wood of a curved hull. Fantastic that you repurposed them.
WOW, nice job!
Espectacular trabajo!!!!
Da gusto volver a ver este tipo de herramienta funcionando igual o mejor que el primer día. Me he enganchado a ver todas tus restauraciones.
También tengo una pequeña colección de ellas. En mi canal tengo un par de vídeos.
Un saludo desde Alicante, España
Take one sub more :) Cheers!
This fellow hand tool freak is glad to see you back!!! :) Ive worked with Bubinga before, beautiful wood..... but seriously hard, dense, and very difficult to work with.... that new sole should outlive any of us! :) My first thought when I seen the bandsaw cut through the screw..... "I would bin that metal detector" ..... the next scene you done exactly that heheh :P
It was cool to see the little lady in the workshop watching her Daddy work :)
Thank you Stavros
I am not polish, but that conversation about parafin was quite usefull :D
Disappointed? HA! Bravo Stavros
Magnifique réalisation et vidéo très agréable à regarder. Bravo et merci.
Always look forward to your videos, Stavros......you never disappoint! Beautiful work!
I love your work! I can’t thank you enough for sharing. You always inspire me to get out into the shop. Great content!
Thanks Paul :)
I have a love of old planes! This is a beauty! RWB
Like your bench! RWB
Thanks!
I've missed your videos! Another beautifully done project. Amazing work. Thank you for sharing.
Hi Savros haven't seen you on there for a while maybe you have been busy, hope you and your family are keeping well , love your videos they are the best , you are an amazing Carpenter best wishes Mate.
Thanks Roy, regards!
Absolutely perfect!
Lol that wall scanner - a large magnet on a string would have been better :D, lovely work as usual Stavros. P.S. Very sweet having your daughter in the shop with you and sharing that with us.
Thanks Andrew :)
I am glad that someone else in this world has hands like mine. Stop pinching your fingernails as blood blisters under the nails are brutally painful. I have been very careful to avoid this since I broke my right index finger five years ago. Beautiful work as expected. I built a Canada Hard Maple router plane but did it as a coffin plane. It turned out very nice and I must say you inspired me as well as Far Eastern Woodwork formally known as House I Make.
Stay safe brother and of course greetings from the high plains of Texas.
Hey Ryan, thank you :)
Great job on making it a useful working tool again!!!
Enjoyed your video and I gave it a Thumbs Up
fantastic as always. Thanks again for all your videos!
very tender see you working with the piece of bubinga that lieved here in my shop severeal years… and the ease that you can plane so difficult hard wood (with the fibers in several directions too) with your magnific planes… another amazing and didactic video with a remarkable edditing work… hope these pieces of wood keep going to aid your fantastic job… big hug from Portugal…
Once again thank you my friend :)
Amazing work… and great lesson!
Beautiful as usual!
Many thanks for sharing!
Excellent work - as usual. Thanks for the great video.
Brawo! Jeszcze jedna perełka do kolekcji. Pozdrawiam.
with shavings like 23:00 it doesn't matter it takes 30min, it's too much fun to take thicker ones
Fantastic work!
Lovely job !! Though if it was mine I think I would add a washer to that side screw, keep up the good work mate !!!
Thank you Ian!
Cool rebuild. Not sure I have ever seen a plane for that purpose
Well done,beautiful shave
Thank you Steven!
Hola Stavros! Es muy gratificante ver cómo trabajas! Además siempre lleno de detalles!
On a toutes les réponses en images ! c'est le contraire des vidéos d'amateurs qui parlent tout le temps et ne donne aucune information. Bravo
Ну хоть дочка внесла разнообразие, а то всё рубанки, да рубанки. 😁👍🏻Thumbs up , as always.
I love your custom tools!
Hey Tyler :)
Dom lemura najlepszy! :)
gorgeous. the result is the beauty in this tool.
Masterclass... as always.
That was amazing, killer work my man Keep it up
Goldenberg is a famous old french manual wood tools. Good job from Paris France
Excelente trabalho!
E feliz dia dos pais...👍
Fantastic work, dude! 😃
Now it has a new life ahead! And works amazingly!
Anyway, stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
superb project and superb execution, as always. :)
Hey Daniel :)
PS. Chętnie zobaczę więcej tego typu materiałów - świetnie się ogląda i można się wiele nauczyć, pozdrawiam.
Amazing, love your videos and planes so much!!
Amazing work!!
Merci beaucoup !
Perfecto!! Buen trabajo.👍
Yeeees! Love this video! We miss you Stavros! Your name is just like I pronounce
Really nice rebuild and work. 2:55 - From my personal experience a neodymium magnet is better for detecting metal. Pozdrawiam!
Dziękuję :) i'lll try it 👍
2:55 I felt your pain!