PAUL HAMLER’S MILLER’S PATENT PLOW PLANE

A description of Stanley’s plow plane designed by Charles Miller and the reproduction done by Paul Hamler.

[@jeffreywarshafsky6025]

Thanks for giving us a tour of a magnificent plane made by a modern master Paul Hamler. So much to learn from old tools and Paul. Loved your use of spills as pointers!

[@tollertollertoller]

Exceptional presentation. Thank you.

[@devemch7851]

Nice video. Paul Hamler, Carl Holtey and Jim Kingshot got me started making reproduction tools. I bought one of these from Paul years ago. The workmanship and engraving is perfect. He turned me on to Lindsays power engraver. Lindsey’s hardige T10 lathe was restored like this plane. The amount of time and skill to do this level of work is incredible. So I feel that it was a bargain then and an investment today.

[@garyhuss3529]

Very interesting, informative video on this rare and beautiful plane, thanks.

[@lewkohl]

Excellent review. thank you

[@rockycon1967]

Thx for pointing out all the detailed aspects Chester..hopefully one day!

[@moisesferreira1812]

Que ferramenta bem elaborada!!!! Uma obra de arte.

[@woodworkshopBreizh]

Bonjour de France (Bretagne) et Merci pour cette vidéo ! Thank you for this great video !

[@ChetSpier]

Je vous remercie! Thank you

[@paulhamler8315]

Chester, nice informative video, there’s a short slide show on my KZbin channel showing many of the custom fixtures used for machining the plane.

[@ChetSpier]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/fImah3ZnjcZ2i8U

[@toadjam12000]

I know Paul Hamler. He is Brillant.

[@roverinosnarkman7240]

The hole on the end of the rod is for tightening or removing the rod, not for a cotter pin, as in other models of similar design. No one i know of has ever used a cotter pin there. Cheers

[@ChetSpier]

While what you say is true, I also keep a cotter pin in each of my combination planes ever since a friend loosened both bolts and urned a plane around with them loose. I lost a hard to find fence for a no 41.

[@lewkohl]

Does your Hamler have an identifying mark by the maker? I recently purchased one. It’s beautiful but I’m surprised that I can’t find anything indicating it was made by Hamler.

[@moisesferreira1812]

Em que ano foi fabricada está ferramenta?

[@robinalexander5772]

Its strange how in the modern times when we make tools we don't make them visually stimulating as our fore fathers did.