Well done, thank you!

Turned out nice! Now I’m not too worried about thinking my board is too thin.

Excellent space-saving choice to put your saw table on the ceiling!

Those look great!

Thanks for the review. Just picked up a #192 and this was helpful.

Thanks. I also found one cheap and wasn’t sure how to use it.

Excellent video. I've had one of these for probably 25 years and never use it. Gonna break it out, clean it up and put it to use.

Great video

Can you pls do bending strength test

Where do you get these pieces of trim?

Can't watch this video due to the irish jig music, it is very distracting! Can't read the transcript and watch the video at the same time either. This may have been an excellent video but for the music. I mostly only subscribe to videos with no music.

Mine was sold at Montgomery Wards store, when new.... IF your left thumb is sore after using this, just the way this work..

Excellent animations. Thank you.

Thanks for sharing.

Very well explained and great job !!!

Excellent and thorough presentation - thank You.

Nice work. I’m just doing my toes into woodworking but have always dug FLW designs both in architecture and furniture. I Appreciate your thorough walkthrough on these two pieces of furniture!

Do you have a link to this specific inlay kit?

Do you have a diagram of power to a light with a leg coming from a light to the middle switch in a 4 way system?

Thank you for a very well explained inlay video.

Great video! Thanks for posting. I am currently making two large picture frames for my daughter and the only tool I have to make rebates is a router. As others have said, it is very noisy, very messy and takes quite a bit of time to to set up. I have ordered a second hand 78 and hope it is in good condition and not needing too much work to get in shape. If not, I'll have to go full retail! 😢. It is such a pleasure to use good, well tuned hand tools rather than painfull and expensive power tools.

Nice!

M8 or m10 ?

What thread size is the screw-on handle?

Calling rift grain rift sawn is a super common .istake, so common that actoss the whole in dustry it is now standard to use it wrong. Riftsawing is where all boards are cut radialy to the log, which means the rings are all at 90 degrees. This is the most stable cut of wood that can be made, but also there is lots of waste. I'm convinced that lumber yards intentionaly use the term wrong so they can charge more for plain and quarter sawn lumber that has rift grain.

Here is a question many may wonder. Is quarter saw floor joist, or rift sawn floor joists or plain sawn floor joists stronger and able to carry more floor load?

Whats better about it compared to a 78?

Wonderful

I bought a #93 about 30 years ago for a woodworking class I took. Today it seemed like the right tool to correct some binding casement windows. Having not used my #93 in awhile, I was a bit rusty on how to adjust the plane. Over the course of an hour I figured it out, but this video would have got me there sooner, plus this video reminded me of some other things the #93 can do. The original poster's narrative style could not have been more to the point.

Awesome bonsai Bench, could you please share the Sketchup file of your design

Great video

Sounds great. I used McClusky's marine varnish back in the day. The stuff was indestructible. Then the epa stuck their nose in and probably ruined it 😢

Gorgeous work. Thank you for sharing your craft.

Yea switch that switch and spit on that thang’!

I don’t have a blade sharpening jig to sharpen my new block plane. What degree does the blade need to be at when sharpening. I also heard doing figure 8’s was the way to go

I have some off cuts of Douglas Fir that I want to mill on the band saw to make some shop bins. I was looking and asking myself "how do I want to cut these?" It was time to figure it out, great video!

Dude nobody cares how much it weighs

Thank you so much for your efforts. It is wonderful inspiration for our tiny cottage.

Appreciate your video instruction very much. Because of your generous effort, even I now understand this process. Thanks. I admire that box and wonder how it opens. I would like to see a video of it's build. What do you think about making one?

Really informative, and love the 3d graphics. A high effort video, thanks!

Your videos are nice! Good job on the computer explanation.

Nice!

Thanks for the video. I have a few vintage tools that could use some rust removal and this just might fit the bill! Looks like Home Depot sells the same gun kit for $1 less than Harbor Freight, as of July 2024, so I ordered that along with walnut blasting media. Thanks again!

Thank you for making the illustrations and explaining. Your video makes it extremely clear working minutes.

Thank you very much for your interesting video. I'd want to know how do you follow the template's shape as it is no way to see the router bit path. Thanks for your answer

Just acquired one of these planes and now I'm ready to put it to use, thanks to your excellent video. Thank you!

My oh my. I've been scracthing my head for days trying to figure out how I'm going to create a perfect plug to fit a large cavity in a guitar I made. I had no idea these kits existed. My issue is I need the reverse of what you're doing - starting with a female cavity and then creating a template to create a male plug. I'm not sure I can use a bushing to do this, but I might be able to use a router bit with different sized rabbet bearings to do the inverse. Fingers crossed!

needs a... flared base...

These are beautiful

Do you sell the finished product?