What is an inch?

Wonderful work! Love your style and videos!

Any tips on resawing with japanese saw? I kinda suck at it Also is your plane square to the sole or did you had to change lateral adjustements while using the shooting board?

Nice work! When i was 15 we had woodwork classes in our school, one of my projects was a mahogany jewellery box, and now after 50 years Im still making a few boxes and gone back to mainly hand tools. All the best on your journey in life and with your woodwork!

I’m a fan of your videos, I like your mix of handtool and power tools and nice to see a KZbin channel with attainable tools. Keep them coming. Your “Building Tools to Build Tools to Build Furniture” series was great concept and should have so many views a

Hey this is awesome, did you ever improve it?

What is ASMR?

Getting ideas for my eventual drill table. I saw a Japanese chap recessed a circle at centre point if drill. Insertec a circle plate with metric size forstner hole imprints as sacrificial plate for drilling. Rotate plate to appropriate hole size to match drill. Also had a plain circle plate for random smaller drill holes, rotste to new area as old hole became ragged

Nice work,love the sound of sharp planes hearing through wood fibres.

Real nice work 😃👍

Gorgeous

Amazing work, dude! Beautiful cutting boards! 😃 Happy new year! Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

Nice build video - and a good-looking bunch of cutting boards. Thanks for sharing.

What material was the kitchen board made of?

I don't think you should stop showing the stock preparation. It's exactly what exemplifies hybrid woodworking. There are plenty of folks only showing the hand tool work. Acknowledging the machine work is what sets your channel apart.

Do you have a plan that you went off of and what kind of wood you used?

Hi - I would like to make this. However there is a point of confusion. at 01:34 you said the base is 1/4 inch plywood. Later in the video 05:54 it looks a lot thicker, like 1/2 inch. Also on ,making the first test cut you mention that the blade should touch the base. Would that not seriously weaken a 1/4 inch base plate?? Please come back to me, thanks, Peter.

Love this! I’m gonna try one soon!

How do you stop the saw cutting too deep, i.e into the table? Is that a setting / lock on the saw?

Very nice, love the sound of that plane 👍

Thank you so much for this video! I'm an absolute beginner with hand tools, and a lot of the videos I've found were overly complicated or assumed I knew a lot more about planes and sharpening than I do. This was perfect - easy to follow, great explanations, and clear audio and video. I'm pleased to report my plane is finally taking decent shavings now!

I am going to make one! I don't know a better complement. This solves a problem for me that I just encountered.

Nice camera work. Good lighting, focus, and close enough for great detail. Thanks.

I am a newbie. Can anyone tell me? I have the same saw. What is the width and thickness of the fence?

This jig could help me and my picture frame cutting.😊

Keep making stuff - so inspiring! I love that I can learn from your process - it has completely changed my approach.

Excellent work! 👍👍👍

Could you do a video showing how you made your 45° shooting board? Your videos saved me $1000 as I contemplated buying a Joint Maker Pro from Bridge City Tools - I think your methods are equally as accurate, more versatile, and cheaper! Thank you so much, I am a huge fan of your work.

Inspiring, thank you! Is that a Stanley 45 you are using? If so I would love a few videos on how you use it - not the set or functionality - more about what projects you employ it for - I just obtained one and I am trying to figure out when to think to use it!

Great job. How did you attach the shelves to the wall?

Very cool.

Excellent explanation on how to build such a nice keepsake just with hand tools. Thank you!

you don't know how much i needed this bro, so thank you very mutch

good

Nice, I want to do this but also embed a sliding fence to get consistent width cuts

Nice work Dude 👍

Seems like an inverted table saw.. safer to use..

Ryan, You appear to be left handed in many of your videos; that is unless you often plane with your left hand just to get the video shot because of bench being against the wall?? Have you encountered any major challenges so far if you are left handed? I know that it’s easier for guys to get into hand tools being left handed than many power tool operations. Where it will affect you most is rabbet and moulding planes because of the primary goal of pressing from the side. Have you considered moving vise to the right for you new bench?

Glad to see the western saw! I’m sorry you went through that frustration of not having a backsaw sharpened and set correctly to begin with. It’s hard to know what right looks like in some circumstances when you pick something up for the first time.

One thing i didn't see you mention in your video is that the reference board you use to screw in the fence MUST BE STRAIGHT othereise this jig is useless.

You gonna loan out the jointer and bandsaw?

What the diameter of the hole that was cut out?

Mate it’s called a track saw go out an buy one get one

Wondering if there was a reason you opted for the Circular saw approach over a rebate plane to cut that rebate? Would it have saved much time in the end? Looks good though!

Thanks a lot! I’ll make it for my Dad.👍

Beautiful work

Great knife design. I think I need to make one of these. And that thickness jig is great.

I used my table saw to make it. Works fine.

Good job. Refreshing to see someone closer to my level and a hobbiest.

Very creative