@@davidatkins6919 Thank you very much for this very flattering comment. I am glad that I was able to entertain you.

@@jimford9187 Thank you very much, Jimford! Always great to hear. The finger is doing well again. What's a project without a bit of blood/sweat and tears :D

@@paulcaine2603 Thank you very much, too much of an honour ;)

As is so often the case, many roads lead to Rome. Of course you are absolutely right, a good spokeshave would lead to the desired result more quickly. Unfortunately, I only have one that costs 8 euros, and that's exactly how it works :) But sanding or milling would also have been options. Thanks for your contribution. Greetings Marc

@@genebarfield6688 Grazie mille

Oh my goodness, I'm blushing :) Thank you so much for your really nice comment. Sometimes I can hardly believe that I built it myself. There are beautiful things inside all of us, we just have to let them out. Have a nice day ;)

Hey WrightToolWorks! First of all, thank you very much for your kind words. I have to admit that I only work with wood as a hobby myself. Quite intensive but I haven't officially learnt it. Everything I know I taught myself or learnt from other KZbin videos. If you plan to work a lot with solid wood, the most important tool is probably the planer, then the saw. Circular table saw, band saw, plunge saw, handsaw. Each of these has its own advantages and strengths. But you should learn how to plane, because you can only build crooked furniture with crooked wood. My advice would be to try out as much as you can yourself, make attempts and don't just rely on what others say. Even end grain gluing can hold sufficiently in certain situations, even if everyone says it doesn't. Just as an example :) I always say "whatever works is allowed and try to keep it simple". I wish you much joy in your future profession. I hope you find a job that allows you to try yourself out. Greetings Marc

Oh, damn !!!!! Thanks ;)

@@Arsenal18862006 Nice that I was able to entertain. And many thanks :)

Very nice compliment. Many thanks for that.

Really that bad? I've already made an effort with the sound. Have a look at my last video, I think it's better there. I know exactly what you mean, I can only watch a lot of videos on YT with the remote control in my hand. I thought I had done better. It's not easy as I don't put music under the work itself. When the sound jumps to almost inaudible at these points, it also seems strange. I'll see how I can do it better, thanks. Greetings Marc

@@marchornig670 Thanks for understanding, I didn't mean to sound super critical. I know nothing about how it works, and it must be hard to do because sooo many videos are like that. You're doing awesome. Thank you!

You don't need a planer if you have a jointer or a thickness planer. You could also sand everything to the required dimensions, it just takes longer. You just have to strain your head ;)

Muchas gracias por su agradable comentario ;)

Vielen Dank! :)

Vielen lieben dank ;)

Danke schön, und alles klar. Halt mein Bier!

Danke sehr für den netten Kommentar :)

Vielen dank für den netten Kommentar ;)

Ich danke für den netten Kommentar ;)

Vielen dank ;)

I just about survived

Normal wood glue. We also call it white glue.

That's a very good question. You're the first to notice. I had already asked myself why long planes always have the cutting edge towards the front third instead of the centre, for example, so I thought I'd give it a try. With this plane now, the cutting edge protrudes exactly in the centre of the bottom of the plane. I actually find it better this way, because I already have a long contact surface in front of my cut and am well guided, as well as on the last centimetres of the cut. I would do it this way again.

Thank you ;)

Thank you Robert, nice of you

Thanks to you ;) I can explain them to you. Firstly, all types of wood are hardwood so that they can withstand the loads. The sole of the plane is made of beech wood because this is a very short-grained type of wood. So in the worst case only one corner would break off instead of splintering and tearing away long fibres of the sole. The body of the plane is made of long-grain wood (walnut) because this wood warps less and is more dimensionally stable. The plum wood wedge is very hard and therefore holds the blade optimally. And the elm wood handle just looks beautiful ;) I hope I was able to help.

Sehr netter Kommentar, danke für die Blumen :) Hab kürzlich erst angefangen mit den Videos, sollen aber noch mehr werden. Ich bin auch immer noch verliebt in meine Raubank. Kann garnicht glauben das ich die gemacht habe ^^ Dann fang doch erst einmal mit einem kleineren Hobel an, vielleicht im Japanischen Style? Dann hast du doch relativ schnell ein Erfolgserlebnis. Eisen dazu gibt es in jedem gut sortierten Online Shop.

@@marchornig670 Ich hab mir einen bestellt und bin zu blöd, das Eisen vernünftig anzupassen 😜 Ist ja nicht so, dass es genügend Videos oder Blogbeiträge gibt... Aber genau aus diesem Grund habe ich großen Respekt vor Menschen, die da mit Herzblut und Geduld an die Sache herangehen und dann auch durchziehen. Viel Erfolg beim Bau des nächsten Hobels. Ich schau es mir an, wenn das Video kommt 👍👍

Your marking did not work. You mark the end of the video, there is nothing more to see.

@@marchornig670 sorry. i did it now

@@webper76 This is the Strike button. I don't know what it's called exactly in English. You hit it to loosen the wedge that holds the plane iron. On smaller planes, this is attached to the back at the end of the plane. On long planes, it can also work at the front on the top. This is simply more convenient to use.

@@marchornig670 thank you so much.

Thank you very much, that's really nice of you.

Вы правы!

Thank you very much

Toller Kommentar, danke auch ;)

Очень любезно с вашей стороны, спасибо!

Merci beaucoup, c'est gentil ;)

Thank you!

Vielen dank ;)

Dank dir.

Thanks ;)

Thank you very much, too much of an honour ;)

Nếu tôi có một cái bào đẹp thế này chắc tôi không dám dùng vì nó quá đẹp

Có thể trên thế giới này không có cái bào nào đẹp tốt và đắt giá như cái bào này, một tác phẩm kỹ thuật và mỹ thuật tuyệt đỉnh

Tôi cũng là thợ mộc mà phải hết vía với cái bào này

Danke schön ;) Nett von dir.

The Amazing Spiderman, der erste der beiden mit Andrew Garfield von 2012.

Thanks ;)

Gracias por tu comentario ;)

Sorry, but I can't translate that.

Prima di tutto, grazie. La mia prima idea era pratica e prevedeva un pomello per la mano sinistra. La mia seconda idea era estetica, perché pensavo che il pomello potesse sembrare strano. Quindi ho deciso di lasciarlo fuori per ora, con la possibilità di aggiungerlo in seguito. Dopotutto, anche un banco da rapina in legno che ho comprato non ha una maniglia per la mano sinistra. Nel frattempo ci ho lavorato per qualche ora e devo dire che non mi manca nulla. Per me funziona abbastanza bene così.

That is probably the nicest compliment I have received so far ;) Thank you very much for your kind words!

Allereerst bedankt. Ja, je hebt gelijk, ik moet me zo'n gekarteld plamuurmes aanschaffen. Ik denk dat ik in het verleden een paar keer te weinig lijm heb gebruikt en nu heb ik een trauma :)

Thank you :)