It's just simple scraping plane. Great tool for removing machine marks frome wood surpace or for planing some crazy grains or veneers.. I hope you will enjoy it :) Regards!
I would like to get into building my own planes. How do you go about sourcing your blanks? I have no idea how to get quarter sawn blanks that are thick enough in almost any species, much less beach. My mill doesn't have any (unless I ordered a truckload and was prepared to wait for kiln) and I am not in a position to mill my own and dry it. Am I missing something? Thanks ahead! Also, amazing videos!!
@@andrewvanoverbeke5164 i have a problem with it also. Most of the offers of the beech blanks are too far from me, and i don't want to buy it by Internet because i can't see it. You have to keep looking, finally you will find some good and dry material :) Regards!
Always a pleasure to see good work, and you made a very handsome and useful plane. Subscribed and voted. I'll be back for more :-) Thanks for posting from a Norwegian furniture maker.
Dear Stavros, yet another example of your master craftsmanship. I could have used one when being driven to frustration with wavy grain. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks a lot! I really glad that you think that :) Yes, i use beech. I didn't glue it - tight fit plus fresh shellac on the tote and it wont move. Regards!
Your craftsmanship is excellent, and the way you make these videos is a great tutorial for learning how you create these masterpieces. I especially like seeing your methods of work in such detail, and I've learned a lot by viewing. I thank you for sharing your craft.
Ha! Another great and plane in the bag. Nice touch with the diamond on the front. Clearly you are passionate about your woodworking. It shows. Thanks kindly for sharing.
Pure pleasure watching your projects come to life. The detail & skill are phenomenal, I could relax & watch your videos all day ...and night (5am here)
I’m not sure how I missed watching this one when it came out. Was a nice surprise though as you built another piece of very functional art. Well done Stavros! Again!!
Man I have like 5 irons that need homes, I was going to just glue up some krenov style planes but I think you are convincing me to get a little fancy with it. Awesome stuff.
I absolutely love your work! I tried to make my own as you show and it's definetly harder than it looks! Keep up the great work and thank you for sharing your knowledge and skills! 👍
I have been watching a number of your videos. Excellent! Right now my first plane is underway on my bench. A shooting. You sho make a Shooting Board video. You planes deserve a Nice one!
Señor stavros gakos : la verdad me asombra e impresiona su trabajo para la fabricacion de cepillos para madera... su canal es fabuloso.... & todos sus videos tambien lo son , me inspiran para poder hacer proyectos propios , aunque no con tanto talento como el suyo. mi sugerencia seria aunque soy conciente que no estoy en condicion de sugerirle nada , si realiza un hanna japanese , tipico cepillo de la carpinteria de ese pais.... un gran saludo desde la argentina.
Hello, your vids are better and better, always calm and relaxing, but your view angles are so accurate and your pictures so sharp! Oh, and I love your humour and your style, without speaking, but with sometime text on your wood and a perfect sound level from your tools, really new to me (sometime interesting vids are spoiled by too long and useless speeches)🤗 Thanks a lot for your incredible work. 👌👍🖖
Beautiful tool and delightful video! Looks to work flawlessly on that diving ash grain. Thanks for sharing. Would you say it performs different to something like a nr 80 cabinet scraper, where the blade protrudes by bending it?
Thank you :) Yes, it works much better because the blade hasn't bended blade. It fells more like using a plane, not a scraper. After that the surface is 100 % flat and you don't have to check it :) Regards!
Is the tote glued in? I have seen a couple videos where you fit the tote like that but I haven't seen how or if it is solidly attached. It looks like a pretty good pressure fit but is it just so tight you need tools to get it out? Or is the glue not shown?
Listen Mr Greek Roots from Poland - I suspect you are a reincarnated Scottish plane maker Mr Mathieson - your planes are superb and stunningly good. You are most inspiring - you must be feel so lucky to be near beech forests or something to be able to source those blocks of beech and I note box wood. thanks very much for the content.
Generally, I find that diamond plates, like all abrasive stones, work better with some liquid to float the swarf out of the way. I use watered down windex.Thanks for these videos. Very imspiring. There's another fellow making planes by hand out of iron/steel/brass, but I think yours demostrates very well that all-metal planes aren't mandatory.
From Router planes to Shoulder vises, I commend your work. Thank you for sharing your skills, Stavros. I enjoy your confidence when you stamp your maker's marks before you complete the project! I have one question; what is the angle on your scraper chisel for flattening the bed? You show us, we don't need to buy plane floats if we have one of those.
Thank you Harry:) One time, when i was stamping my marks i ruined finish on new smoothing plane. For that reason i do it a lot earlier now. For flattening the bed i use blunt chisels wich are sharpened on 90 degrees. All about it you can find on Bill Carter's channel th-cam.com/video/re_bp5Lp0To/w-d-xo.html Regards!
![1899 Stanley No. 112 Scraper Plane [Restoration]](/img/n.gif)
It's just simple scraping plane. Great tool for removing machine marks frome wood surpace or for planing some crazy grains or veneers.. I hope you will enjoy it :)
Regards!
I would like to get into building my own planes. How do you go about sourcing your blanks? I have no idea how to get quarter sawn blanks that are thick enough in almost any species, much less beach. My mill doesn't have any (unless I ordered a truckload and was prepared to wait for kiln) and I am not in a position to mill my own and dry it. Am I missing something? Thanks ahead! Also, amazing videos!!
@@andrewvanoverbeke5164 you could glue up two thinner pieces together?
@@andrewvanoverbeke5164 i have a problem with it also. Most of the offers of the beech blanks are too far from me, and i don't want to buy it by Internet because i can't see it. You have to keep looking, finally you will find some good and dry material :) Regards!
@@LegoMan-cz4mn can be a solution when the grain goes the same, but it don't look good.
Always a pleasure to see good work, and you made a very handsome and useful plane.
Subscribed and voted. I'll be back for more :-)
Thanks for posting from a Norwegian furniture maker.
Πατριωτακι είσαι φοβερός....παρακολουθώ όλα τα βίντεο με ανοιχτό το στόμα.....
Thank you, Regards!
This is the best tutorial I have seen on the scraper function. Great build, as always.
Επιτελους!!! Νομιζα οτι το you tube ημουν ο μονος Ελληνας που το εβλεπε. Ωραια δουλεια εχουμε αναγκες και απο αλλες ποιοτικες μαραγκοδουλειες.❤
Thank you, i have Greek roots but i don't speak. Could you write in English? Regards!
This is a beautiful and functional tool. I'm saving this video so I can make one like it. Thank you
Some of the best hand tool woodworking on TH-cam!!
That's a honor for me:) Thank you!
First class job. Well done.thank you.
Uwielbiam patrzeć na to jak pięknie zachowujesz geometrię każdego narzędzia!
Dzięki mój imienniku :)
Nice restoration it's awesome
I have a friend starting to make wooden planes; I'll recommend this video well done.
Thank you:)
Amazing workmanship
Amazing work. Thanks for sharing
You're welcome John:)
Another great build, my compliments! Wonderful artistry and woodworking skills!
I saw this on Instagram and I had to come and look, amazing! The paring with the chisel was hypnotic, 27 minutes flew by!
Thanks a lot Clint :)
Dear Stavros, yet another example of your master craftsmanship. I could have used one when being driven to frustration with wavy grain. Thanks for sharing.
Your videos are getting better and better. Thank you for this nice work.
Vos vidéos sont de mieux en mieux. Merci pour ce superbe travail.
I have 2 questions. What wood is used for the body ? Beech ? Did you glue the tote ?
Thanks a lot! I really glad that you think that :) Yes, i use beech. I didn't glue it - tight fit plus fresh shellac on the tote and it wont move. Regards!
Your craftsmanship is excellent, and the way you make these videos is a great tutorial for learning how you create these masterpieces. I especially like seeing your methods of work in such detail, and I've learned a lot by viewing. I thank you for sharing your craft.
That's my pleasure if you learned something :) Regards!
Excellent tool and video. Thank you!
Thank you :)
The tools that you make are not only practical, they are also works of art.
Thank you Andrew!
Scena z okiem, najważniejszym punktem filmu ;) Jak zawsze piękna rzecz! Pozdrawiam! :)
Hahaha dzięki ;) Pozdrowienia!
great stuff ! fun to watch thanks!
Ha! Another great and plane in the bag. Nice touch with the diamond on the front. Clearly you are passionate about your woodworking. It shows. Thanks kindly for sharing.
You're welcome William :) Regards!
Pure pleasure watching your projects come to life. The detail & skill are phenomenal, I could relax & watch your videos all day ...and night (5am here)
Thank you John :)
Another amazing plane added to the collection. Beautiful work again.
Thank a lot again Jim ;)
Another beautiful tool! Great video
Thanks a lot :)
Very nice, thank you. Handles from old Disston handsaws are really nice for tote handles.
beautiful precise workmanship. And it's such a useful plane as well.
Thanks a lot Richard!
Thank you for sharing this. I am going to try making one and I've been looking at people's videos and I really find this video useful and stylish too!
Beautiful job.
Thanks a lot!
Perfect as usual my friend!
Thanks Chris!
Sublime pureté des lignes .
L'outil parfait
Zajebiste filmy , zajebista robota , zajebisty gość, tyle chciałem powiedzieć. Do widzenia , oczywiście przy kolejnym filmie.
Dzięki Eryk! Pozdrawiam!
Piekne robisz narzedzia!!!!! , zeby one jeszcze same chcialy pracowac kiedy ja pije kawe. Pozdrawiam
Hahaha to byłaby zbyt piękna sytuacja ;)
Dziękuję!
I’m not sure how I missed watching this one when it came out. Was a nice surprise though as you built another piece of very functional art. Well done Stavros! Again!!
Thanks a lot :)
stunning job mate works so nice
Thanks buddy!
Great camera work for chisel work on the mouth opening and making it "square". It was very educational (and showed your skills)!
Thanks a lot!
I really enjoyed your presentation Stavros , good luck and i have subscribed .👍
this was absolutely amazing work. This is an awesome plane. Perfect.
Thank you again :)
27 minutes of joyful watching. I have just discovered your channel and subscribed. Perfect plane making skills, perfect video editing. Well done.
Thank you very much :) Regards!
Kolejna "perełka " z Twojej ręki, po prostu poezja.
Dziękuję bardzo :)
very, very nice!!!
excellent work...very nice
Thank you :)
As always, great job, class 👍🇷🇺
Man I have like 5 irons that need homes, I was going to just glue up some krenov style planes but I think you are convincing me to get a little fancy with it. Awesome stuff.
Thanks Mik!
A pleasure to watch and learn. I know this new plane will be a pleasure to use. Thanks for sharing your skills and knowledge. Best wishes
You're welcome Mark :) all the best!
Cudo jak zawsze
OMG, the time has come! :)
Another beautiful plane, you must be getting quite the collection now.
Jak zawsze super !!
Merci Damian ;)
Again Μπράβο Σταυρο
Thank you!
Fantastic job! Beautiful Scraper plane! My jaw dropped when you were scraping the ash with grain that changed direction. The intro was funny ;)
Thanks a lot for the idea ;) Regards!
I find your videos a true pleasure and also very informative as I try to up my woodworking game. This one was especially fun!
If my videos are pleasure for you it is my pleasure :)
You do really nice work! Like your style! You should show the finish tool first. It would have more meaning to the viewer. RWB ❤🎉
Great job!
Perfect traditional skill..
Ωραίος, πατριώτη!
Thank you!
What a fantastic piece of work! Yet again!! You have some seriously good skills Stavros.
I still practice :) thank you!
YOUR really genius loved to watch, , thanks for uploading such a nice craftsman shift , May the almighty Allah bless you...
Thanks a lot :) Regards!
jak zwykle profeska
Dzięki!
hehehe, ja poproszę o tour po warsztacie bo to ujęcie z okiem to z tyłu widać ładną wystawę i ciekawi mnie ta taśmówka !!! świetna robota !!!
Dzięki! Jak warsztat będzie skończony to będzie tour ;)
Thanks for the awesome video! Love the details! Keep fighting the good fight!
Thanks a lot Rodolfo :)
I absolutely love your work! I tried to make my own as you show and it's definetly harder than it looks! Keep up the great work and thank you for sharing your knowledge and skills! 👍
Keep trying Nathan! Regards :)
Sir your are gret your wood working is like penting 😂
Excelente trabajo, felicitaciones maestro.
Thanks a lot!
Stavros, mistrzostwo świata!! Ty nawet ołówkiem władasz z odpowiednią gracją :) pod spodem już Rosjanin gotowy jest go kupić więc klientów przybywa 😉😉
Dzięki Wojtas! Z tym ołówkiem to wcale nie takie trudne! Nie jest na sprzedaż ;) 3m się!
Yes! I thought I was the only one...😎👍😆
Awesome!
Thank you :)
I have been watching a number of your videos. Excellent! Right now my first plane is underway on my bench. A shooting.
You sho make a Shooting Board video. You planes deserve a Nice one!
Thank you Tom! Good luck :)
@@StavrosGakos Just saw that you did make a new shooting board! Have a Merry Christmas!
@@tomnorton8218 merry Christmast :)
Señor stavros gakos : la verdad me asombra e impresiona su trabajo para la fabricacion de cepillos para madera... su canal es fabuloso.... & todos sus videos tambien lo son , me inspiran para poder hacer proyectos propios , aunque no con tanto talento como el suyo. mi sugerencia seria aunque soy conciente que no estoy en condicion de sugerirle nada , si realiza un hanna japanese , tipico cepillo de la carpinteria de ese pais.... un gran saludo desde la argentina.
Thank you :) i'm not interested in japanese planes but maybe one day, who knows :) Regards!
Great job looks and works awesome. Your one hell of a craftsman. Love your work and the videos.
Finally someone who correctly sharpens!
Thanks!
Can’t wait til you are full time
Hey Mitchel!
When finally ready for use, is the blade bevel facing forward or back?
Back 👍
Hello, your vids are better and better, always calm and relaxing, but your view angles are so accurate and your pictures so sharp! Oh, and I love your humour and your style, without speaking, but with sometime text on your wood and a perfect sound level from your tools, really new to me (sometime interesting vids are spoiled by too long and useless speeches)🤗 Thanks a lot for your incredible work.
👌👍🖖
Thanks a lot James! I'm really happy that you appereciate that things :) regards!
You pulling the little piece of boxwood out makes me never want to get rid of scraps, lol.
Beautiful tool and delightful video! Looks to work flawlessly on that diving ash grain. Thanks for sharing. Would you say it performs different to something like a nr 80 cabinet scraper, where the blade protrudes by bending it?
Thank you :) Yes, it works much better because the blade hasn't bended blade. It fells more like using a plane, not a scraper. After that the surface is 100 % flat and you don't have to check it :) Regards!
@@StavrosGakos Nice! Thanks for the reply :)
@@GillisBjork you're welcome. Glad to help you :)
Stavros, what additional angle is that in degrees, which you put on the existing bevel of the iron?
Hey, 90 degrees
Another magnificent plane Stavros :) ॐ
Thank you :)
Wow💗❤️💗❤️💗❤️💗
I really liked how you used small pieces for wedge fitting and then used it as a template.
That small pieces allows fit the wedge faster :)
Stavros Gakos I will definitely keep that trick in mind
Very beautiful tool you made!!
Enjoyed your video and gave it a Thumbs Up
Thanks a lot Russell!
Geil, einfach nur geil Man.
Danke Dir, bin auch ein grosser Fan von Handhobeln!
Thanks a lot :) i saw that you have nice collection. Take one sub more. Regards!
it's a work of art!
Thanks a lot :)
Is the tote glued in? I have seen a couple videos where you fit the tote like that but I haven't seen how or if it is solidly attached. It looks like a pretty good pressure fit but is it just so tight you need tools to get it out? Or is the glue not shown?
Hey John, at first there was no glue but after few months i put there two drops of hide glue.
A great tool, and well built! Have you considered making a smaller version of this plane and using O-1 steel for the iron? Thanks.
Thank you Bill! Yes, i'm thinking about it :)
22:14 😂
Very inspiring
Thanks a lot :)
И печенки наверное ВКУСНЫЕ!))
Listen Mr Greek Roots from Poland - I suspect you are a reincarnated Scottish plane maker Mr Mathieson - your planes are superb and stunningly good. You are most inspiring - you must be feel so lucky to be near beech forests or something to be able to source those blocks of beech and I note box wood. thanks very much for the content.
Hahah yes i'm preety lucky with it :) you're welcome!
Какой качественный и хороший алмаз(для ручной заточки) у тебя,завидую))
It is standard Diamond stone 400/1000 grit
Вельмі спадабалася! Дзякуй!
Nie ma za co :) pozdrawiam!
Generally, I find that diamond plates, like all abrasive stones, work better with some liquid to float the swarf out of the way. I use watered down windex.Thanks for these videos. Very imspiring. There's another fellow making planes by hand out of iron/steel/brass, but I think yours demostrates very well that all-metal planes aren't mandatory.
Thanks a lot! I'm stubborn and i like dry sharpening ;) Regards!
You do wonderful work. Your camera work is amazing. And editing tells a great story.
Thanks a lot David! I'm glad you like it :) regards!
Brazil... Para cortar com tanta facilidade, esta madeira deve ser pinus... ou isopor. Beautiful !
Thanks a lot!
Beautiful you are one of my favourite toolmaker on youtube. Would be nice if you'd build a moving fillister plane
Ohh man.. I'm thinking about it for long time, but i'm not ready right now. Not for the way what i want to do this. I have to prepare some staff ;)
Love your content, man! Congrats on the 10k!
Thanks a lot Andrew! You will get it in few days also ;) Regards!
@@StavrosGakos I hope so!!!
этот рубанок работает как цикля? Как он называется?
Yes, it's scraping plane.
А может ,,ШЛИФТИК но насколько я знаю ШЛИФТИК там железка под углом 60-70 градусов А тут наверное 100 гр,
This is beautiful! What are the dimensions?
Thanks! 250/68/64
Amazing work, really enjoy your videos. I’d like to make a scraping plane, could you please share the dimensions of the blank? Thanks!
Hey, thanks! Just choose yourself dimentions, it reall doesn't matter.
From Router planes to Shoulder vises, I commend your work. Thank you for sharing your skills, Stavros. I enjoy your confidence when you stamp your maker's marks before you complete the project! I have one question; what is the angle on your scraper chisel for flattening the bed? You show us, we don't need to buy plane floats if we have one of those.
Thank you Harry:)
One time, when i was stamping my marks i ruined finish on new smoothing plane. For that reason i do it a lot earlier now. For flattening the bed i use blunt chisels wich are sharpened on 90 degrees. All about it you can find on Bill Carter's channel th-cam.com/video/re_bp5Lp0To/w-d-xo.html
Regards!
1st time viewer
Good work, good show
Simple but effective :)