I'm with most of the people, you don't paint rosewood

Very nice restore excellent job on the broken handle

Great restoration. Positioning of camera would improve the video, particlarly the testing of both planes. Obstructing the view by your arms, which you recognise, would improve the viewer experience by changing the positioning of the camera, The detail and finish of both projects was excellent. Thank you for sharing.

PM-V11 is quite difficult to sharpen. If you're just putting tiny micro-bevels on the blade right out of the box, not too bad, but try and regrind the primary bevel and you'll be there for quite a long time.

This week i get one 😁

I just got a shapton stone and was just wondering how long youve been using windex with it and if you have had any issues with it ? Thanks

Great video!

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Красиво!Но непрофессионально! Нету Геометрии углов.И заточка страдает😢

Great restoration! I loved the buffed finish on the metal body! l always thought that you wanted the blade installed before you flatten the sole since it might flex a little and distort the sole. But your trial at the end showed that it works just fine and probably doesn’t matter!😂

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why the plastic wrap around to Evapo-rust?

From my own experience the Sargent is easier to adjust the iron because of the shape of the iron. It gives you more easy access to the blade adjuster , where the Stanley doesn't, and the lateral adjuster on the Sargent autoset is a better option than the Stanley, i have restored hundreds of plane's over the years, and love my Stanley planes, but i do love my Sargent planes too , it the Stanley Iron is slightly off on the Gauge plane it's a pig to adjust , you did a excellent job of restoring them both, they look amazing now, great job and great video much appreciated thank you.

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Not a bad idea.

There is a lot of unnecessary information to build a simple box with legs

The Sargent llooks better to me

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Funny, I write for a publisher called Cannon Publishing... My book, "Path to Freedom" is publishing on amazon in two days. How's that ShopSmith working for you? I've heard they're difficult to keep calibrated.

I thought on a bevel up blade, you don't need to add the bevel to the back of the blade as only the top is cutting. You could add a secondary bevel to the top bevel. But I'm perhaps wrong.

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Nice repair and resurrection. Thanks for the tips. Nice video work.

Nooooooo! You painted rosewood?

I don’t read as fast as this guy thinks I do.

There's a cool firefox addon called "pocket tube", it lets you sort your channel subs into categories. So instead of having to comb through & remembering what individual channel does what, the addon basically created Satellite TV channels. I have categories such as wood working, DIY, Machinist, Auto, History, and sports. I don't typically like sports but there are some niche channels that makes sports interesting to me. The Addon is great for adding small & new channels like yourself.

The Sawstop models you priced both included overarm dust collection. Does the Harvey saw have overarm dust collection?

Not connecting the title with the video as I was expecting a comparison of this plane to others. No question Veritas is a premium brand, perhaps THE premium brand (I think so). Maybe it’s just the promise of the title that’s the issue.

I swore for years that I would never NEVER have a Sawstop. I did not care about the safety technology, I did not like the asshole who came up with it and has been lobbying the government to REQUIRE it on all new saws, and I basically did not want to jump on the Sawstop bandwagon like almost everyone else in the world. I looked at everything and finally realized that there’s just not a better saw for the money than the Sawstop PCS. I hate to admit it, but it’s the truth. For real SCREW SAWSTOP! But they make a damn good saw.

Just received my Harvey 3HP 2 days ago. I waited until they had a "free shipping" sale. Not impressed with the way the unit was packaged for shipping, although it appears that it is all there and undamaged. Pallet was just wrapped with plastic with fence and dust collection boxes on the side (with a little crushing evident, but contents OK) and a separate box containing the rails. Nothing at all like the wooden cage that my Grizzly bandsaw was shipped in. Anyway, XPO logistics driver delivered it into my garage. No begging required... Haven't started assembly yet. Will need to go retrieve my shop crane from storage. Looks like a quality machine.

I would make a few changes, but overall good video! I typically use a little grinding compound on the frog's mating surfaces and the part on the body it mates to, for a better fit.

Hahaha that Tormek wheel has had 5 too many to drink

I have a no 8 You wanna restore it for me. ….no time.

I've watched loads of restoration stuff on the tube? And this citrus stripe meny of them use is in my opinion a complete waste of money? If you want to strip paint or japanning or powder coating? Use Nitromoss? Probably the best striping agent , on the market?

Are you sure the Allen wrenches were not TORX heads? Any wrench that is labeled with a T- 30 for example is usually a TORX Wrench

Looks a lot like a Stanley Handyman. I didn't know Eclipse made Bailey style planes. I know about their honing guides. You should get one. You don't have to get an authentic one. The clones work. My knock off did need some flattening on the bed with a file though. That took 5 minutes. I got mine off Aliexpress. I got the "stainless" model they have. It has a nice heft to it. Honing guides are a game changer with chisels and plane irons.

I think that sometimes woodworkers have been greatly influenced by KZbin contributors and feel the need to spend tons of time sharpening instead of woodworking. I have never understood the reason going above an 8000 grit stone to get a perfectly sharp edge for most woodworking. I tend to now watch Paul Sellers as my guiding light, down to earth, very experienced and very well respected.

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Klas aletlerden biri

Works ok, but hate the noise it makes compared to a wooden shop made shooting board. The plane itself should be useful.

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You did a nice job

They look great!!. Try using a card scraper for taking the handles down to raw wood - it worked great for me recently! - I use a chisel with sharp edges for the tight corners.

As per a wiser woodworker than I: "I avoid the Ruler Trick like the plague! The RT was designed for blade backs that are old, pitted and too much effort to get flat. David Charlesworth was inspired in this regard. BUT for BU planes they are a big no-no if you sharpen and maintain blades as I do. The thing is that I strop my BU blades as I work to maintain the edge as much as possible. You cannot strop the bevel face with the secondary bevel (I just do not have the hand- and eye skills of Superman to maintain the angle that is on the microbevel ). So all one is left with is the back of the blade, and it you add a microbevel there (in the form of the RT), then you cannot strop the back either."

How about a 55 min video reduced to four letters. RTFM. Idiots.

Had a harvey, upgraded to a sawstop, i mean UPGRADED! The dust collection on the harvey is a joke, if youre working as a hobbyst in your garage its fine but certainly not in a production setting. The sawstop safety feature is the biggest upgrade, people dont consider the price difference between a nic in a finger and a 50k to a 250k surgery... while everyone is comparing a few hundred bucks left or right, thats fine, its your budget because the feature isnt worth a penny until its worth 100k, a year in recovery and possibly lifelong lingering pain. Safety feature aside, lets talk about price and harveys horrible sale tactics, the price changes every other day rendering the resale value worthless, sawstops even on marketplace go for near the purchaese price, the harvey i sold i barely got half the price i paid because their sale prices fluctuated so much. I understand everyone has a budget, so get what you can afford, but i learned my lesson.

Today bud

The new one with the big eye fence is what I'm going for, it's so expensive 😭

Just setting mine up. Noticed when you lock the fence down, I got some scratching of the paint on the front rail. Has anyone had this issue is it normal? Also, do you want the throat plate flush to the tabletop across the entire plate? Seems I cannot get mine flush over entire area. Tanks

Q: The brass screw, why did not remove it from the metal holder, will not the rust within continues to eat the metal? .. Also thanks for showing us the progression of compounds BLK - WHT - GRN