Beautiful cane

Well partner turn that adjusting nut around and you will have clearance.

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A shooting board is now called a sticking board?

Never saw the Masters use two hammers to set the wedge and iron. Amazing period pieces they made without the pair.

Turpentine is your choice because the masters Paul Sellers and Graham Blackburn uses it?

Muito bom seu trabalho parabéns

Just saw your video thanks for the honest practical review and methodology.

Good work. I love it. 🤗🤗 and beatiful machine. ❤❤👍🏻👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻😊🤗🏆🥇👍🏻

Wau, upeeta, onko Singer jo noin komeessa kunnossa?😊

That was so cool old fashion and natural can’t beat the combination👍👍👍👍

Nice work 👏👌, Thats a Type 9 - 1902 to 1907 , i have restored hundreds of them in my time .

Many layers and leather are fine but use sharp needles or you'll make a mess when one breaks. Throw them out when you start to feel extra resistance. Regards.

I love the way you use the old tool.

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I can't find this template on the forum. I only found the one on the left for the pebble shooter, so without the link... it makes this video useless.

Sir , I made a rebate plane but I can't sort out the wedge. Can you help please?

Sorry I am so ignorant, thanks

Looks like gorilla didn't know they had an apPoxy

What kind of glue are you using

First time I tried turpentine with sugar, I had to check myself. I REALLY like the taste.....and yes, it seems to have a black licorice overtone

You can also put galvanized metal in muriatic acid DONT BREATH THE FUMES PRODUCED. You will see the metal change color as the galvanization comes off. Then neutralize the acid with baking soda and a little water then you can weld it with a lot less risks

Very useful video, especially the close-ups!

Beautiful condition

Thank you for great video! DMSO is also made of the wood spirits family and very good for joint pain / rashes/ healing wonds. GOD gave us plants, herbs and different woods to use as medicine, keep the old ways alive!

Absolute crap music, what a bozo

Just a suggestion, but use your yellow mallet on all your leather drive tools - punches, rivet setters, etc. So you don't damage them. Otherwise, great job! You learn more, the more you do...

Good vid. I’m am smarter because of you today .

I know it's an old video now but love seeing your grandson on the milk crate at the end. My boy comes in with me every weekend to carve and loves standing on a beer crate so he can reach the bench!

Thank you! Great video, love how you put this information out. 🙌🏼

Thanks for the breakdown. I keep falling further down the old tool rabbit hole. I just came into a lot of wooden and transitional planes. This will come in handy for some of them.

Be really difficult to change the blade or take it back out for sharpening since you put loctite on the studs that go to the iron. I personally would have put the loctite on the other side of the studs that go to the nuts.

Hi David why are you not active now? Your web site also does not exists, Z

That is the only real use for 130 and 131 double ended block planes, something to practice your brazing on. They are absolutely no good as a plane!

Good stuff David!

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Excelente trabajo!!!! Saludos desde Apodaca Nuevo Leon Mexico...

Hello. We are a French group on the internet that is interested in turpentine for health. Are there any specialists here to whom I can ask questions to understand the differences in the manufacturing of the products? You can send me a message, thank you all

People use that for parasites too.

Beautiful craftsmanship on your bag! Thank you for a wonderful tutorial on this gorgeous machine! We just got this model for my 12 year old daugh yesterday! Same year as yours I believe. Looking forward to using it.

4:32 ...this aircraft carrier... 😂🤣 perfect size comparison for a no. 08

What the type of jig you are using. And how wide of a blade can fit. Thanks

Where do you buy it in Japan?

A Stanley no6 or what people call the foreplane may have a flat iron with no camber but traditional wood bodied foreplanes have a large camber.

Dave can you tell me what color table is this ?

Love it

Pura vida Dave for me it looks like Stanley 45 maybe Stanley works mades that combination plane for that company

I think you've proven, beyond reasonable doubt, that your 45 is, indeed a Stanley manufactured plane. Good for you!

I just got a complete Wards Master 45 in almost unused condition - the only thing missing was the manual. They are clearly Stanley mad 45s, but as you note, they can be had for far less money.

Just bought one. Amazing finish. Glass-like.