Hand Tools For Timber Framing Pt.3 - Chisels & Slicks

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[@MrDavidrex]

So glad I found you folks,many thanks.

[@terencebrown1754]

I’ve had my veritas honing guide for 16yrs now. It’s a fantastic bit of kit and puts a razor edge on my sorby chisel set using a diamond stone.

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[@cisco5400]

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[@warri0r-p0et18]

Nice! I've been looking forward to part 3.

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You can use hairspray to keep a socket handle on a chisel.. I know it sounds crazy but it works👍😊

[@boywonder6659]

Robert Sorby are Sheffield company. Sheffield is the home of steel in the UK. Stainless steel was invented there.

[@ShelterInstitute]

We use Robert Sorby a lot, probably our longest running chisel supplier

[@goldrusher7554]

Great video! You both look great!

[@barkebaat]

Let me guess; You're American ?

[@legendadlegendad]

Which size of the slick would you reccomend?

[@sz8558]

Great video thank you.. I feel really stupid asking this, but is the choice between using hand held tools and conventional power tools a choice made by tradition or are they more practical? thanks

[@adammacke]

are slicks and hand planes somewhat or mostly interchangeable in the tasks they accomplish with timber framing or is there something that one can do significantly better than the other?

[@ShelterInstitute]

Adam Macke while they do perform similar tasks, the hand plane is designed to take a uniform, thin shaving from the surface of a piece of wood, the slick gives you a bit more freedom in terms of the amount of wood it can shave; you can take 1/32” in one area and dive deeper in another area. Also, the slick can be used inside a mortise to pare end and edge grain while a plane is difficult or impossible to use inside a mortise. The slick is our go-to tool for perfecting joinery, while a plane excels at a few (perhaps simpler?) tasks.

[@jonsmith9708]

What is the brand of the Japanese chisel

[@ShelterInstitute]

Jon Smith it is known as a Japanese boatbuilders slick.....they are made by craftsmen in Japan who apprentice for years. There isn’t a brand, but rather a handful of names of masters.

[@clearvuehomeinspection7793]

@@ShelterInstitute Any names in particular to steer towards? Thanks

[@michaelsrowland]

Are there any videos of them using these tools?

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Odd stage names but cool channel and information 😉

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Thank you for the interest and enthusiasm. Hahahahaha!! Funny thing, these aren’t our stage names! They are our real names!

[@ShelterInstitute]

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[@mydenmel]

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[@ElementaryWoodworking]

Is there an advantage to using slicks instead of planes on tenons?

[@ShelterInstitute]

A slick is generally faster, it comes down to user preference though.

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[@athmostafa2462]

Wait just a moment !! little confused here , what's the difference between slick & temper chisel ?? or different names for one tool ??

[@robertlonergan49]

Why do you recommend a bevel edge for a mortise chisel?

[@LitoGeorge]

Hi. What width slick is "best"? 2 1/4 good?

[@ShelterInstitute]

It completely depends on what you will be doing with it. We really like 1-7/8" or anything under 2" because many of the mortises we cut are 2" wide. If you will be working with wider mortises or space in general than a wider slick may make more sense

[@LitoGeorge]

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[@hafzamacie8858]

I did it with the Woodglut plans.

[@byenzer5101]

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They’re brother and sister… not husband and wife