Make a Kanna plane

[@elenin.3228]

Besides your awsome skills and attention to detail, what I love is the way you have to pass on so much information without uttering a single word. Thank you!

[@staxlhax1849]

Ione of the few People who’s videos I can watch over and over. You are a true craftsman and I think we’re all richer for you taking the time to share your passion. Many thanks

[@r1273m]

The sound of a well honed blade is the best music for a video such as this! Beautiful quality as always. Bob

[@andrespineroperez3311]

Como siempre haces lo difícil sencillo y bonito,bravo! Maestro!

[@KravchenkoAudioPerth]

Nothing quite as satisfying as a well made tool that performs perfectly. This is a great video showing you how to make an Asian style plane that performs perfectly.

[@mikery2316]

Watching those gossamer shavings appearing from your plane at the video's end gave me a near euphoric delight. Thank you.

[@JimG31547]

You are truly the master of the plane. Thank you for sharing the build.

[@ianvicedomini2648]

It's incredible. How thin those shavings are and even they look stunning in terms of the grain. Beautiful work young je

[@lawabidingcitizen5153]

@Della Konicek sounds like a really loving relationship

[@pepehurtadorivas4932]

Muy bonita pieza maestro ..con usted aprendí bastante Saludos desde Lima-Peru

[@LimitedGunnerGM]

I bought one of the cheap Amazon kanna because of a Rex Kreuger video. it didn't take long to get it tuned up and working very well. I think I like it better than my western planes. Thanks for sharing your build process.

[@jcsrst]

What skill you have! I feel happy to just be able to tune up a plane. Thank you!

[@bmilhoan]

Really enjoyed the video. You do very good work on making the tool and editing the video. Didn’t leave anything out of the story!

[@kirill87600]

Great video. But hollow ("suki ura") that you made on the blade is on the wrong side. It made for easy sharpening and flatening

[@Nikolaitretii]

У вас золотые руки! Я стамеску заточить толком не могу, а вы рубанок с нуля создали, ничего я тоже научусь)))

[@adamtheroofer3659]

I think this is a fine plane but I have a couple of questions. 1. Did you intend to set up the plane for 3 points of contact even though its a smaller plane used primarily for smoothing? 2. why did you put a hollow on the bevel side of the plane and not on the "Flat" part of the blade? I am not yet aware of this configuration of blade style yet. Normally the hollow is on the flat side of the blade and you only sharpen the tip so as you sharpen the hollow makes it easier on the tough steel. Obviously you did use only O1 type of steel so it may not matter. Also the results of the plane are very nice! I am glad you demonstrated on hard woods!

[@abettermousetrap]

Beautiful work. Being stuck at home because of Covid19 I have plenty of time to do this. I will be starting one of these tomorrow. Thank you for the wonderful video says this Canadian

[@danparish4490]

Wow beautiful build and some nice shavings.

[@nadiryazid]

Bravo l'artiste 👏👏 j'en suis jaloux de ton rabot 😍

[@toolsconsumables7055]

Dear Sir, There is an intrinsic beauty in simplicity in certain things. None more so than woodworking. Being an accomplished metal & wood worker you combine those two elements very well. The results speak for themselves. Very well done. Kind regards.

[@firmansyah-rd9hu]

I am fond of this tool and the way he makes it. Great job!👍. Warm regard from Indonesia.

[@allen131313]

Very nice. I think I understand the kanna a little better after watching this video. Thank you!

[@nhschreiner]

Nicely done, craftsmanship at work.

[@robertlassiter5808]

This is very relaxing for me. I never get tired of watching you create these beautiful things. What is your working background if you don’t mind my asking? I spent 3 years in Korea in the early 80’s and I miss the sound of spoken Korean. I hear you humming sometimes. I would love to hear you say a word or two. Goodnight from Alabama.

[@harrydavis6903]

I did as well Bob. Camp Casey, 2nd Aviation Bn.

[@robertlassiter5808]

Harry Davis Hello Harry , I was down at Kunsan and then at Suwon.

[@KIJs-gc6ux]

Incredible! Unbelievable how much patience you had to finish this to perfection, chapeau !

[@johnnyho8765]

First time I've seen Shrimp Sauce used as a hardening agent, nicely done.

[@738polarbear]

He could make me a plane any day of the week . Bravo Young .

[@herrharnisch3999]

Hey great work. I just wonder why you carved out the backside of the kannablade. It needs full contact to the wood. Normally you would carve out the other side to make sharpening easier.cheers

[@harrydavis6903]

Amazing work, Mr. Je. I wish you were my neighbor! You are awesome sir!

[@СергейПодколзин-м8щ]

Как всегда- шедевр!!!

[@ainajoan1]

Con este trabajo he quedado fuera de juego , tu solo te haces las herramientas ,gracias por comparrtir

[@SethsProject]

Wow! I’m incredibly impressed!! To make the dai for a kanna is already hard enough, but you made the blade as well.

[@stolyarka-kak-hobby]

Surprises not only the tool, but also your patience!

[@numantemiz6763]

Ne ağacı kullandınız acaba ? 🇹🇷👍🏼

[@MCsCreations]

Pretty beautiful work, man!!! 😊

[@YoungJe]

thanks

[@krenwregget7667]

outstanding as usual. Always love watching your videos.

[@IEnjoyCreatingVideos]

Great work Friend! Thank you for sharing the video.👍😎JP

[@miki09876]

I could watch those shavings all day. Amazing precision.

[@DGAWDGAW]

Great job! I have a question though; I have several Kannas and they have the concave recess on the front of the blade not on the back. It is the first time I see one with the concavity on the back. What is the reason for that?

[@patriciocanteros5800]

hi my friend the purpose of the concavity is for when you sharpen the blade you dont have to remove all that steel but just the borders

[@thomasnourse7506]

That’s incredible!

[@marcosaslan1802]

Saludos desde Ecuador , cuantos grados de inclinación es para la cuchilla

[@joegrimes6485]

Very nice work sir . True craftsmanship . A pleasure to watch you work.

[@명란젓코난-m7q]

새우젓통과 빨간 코팅장갑. ^^ 영제님 항상 멋진 작품 올려주셔서 감사합니다.

[@YoungJe]

감사합니다~

[@ernandiz71]

Eres un artista,que medidas tiene y de que material esta hecho?

[@sapelesteve]

Beauty & Function warapped into one awesome plane! Man I want one of those..... :)

[@jay24cents36]

First thing in the morning. ❤️ You are awesome! 😁

[@YoungJe]

thanks

[@bakheg6153]

Awesome plane, I love it So nice and sharp. Hat off to you 👍👍👍👌👌👌👌

[@AdeAhmat]

Beautifully done!

[@123cyberaug321]

Another lovely plane. What did you use to heat the blade?

[@tylermoore6371]

Hattori Hanzo fire?

[@jerrystark6766]

Beautifully done -- as always. Thanks!

[@jamesharris7868]

allways a pleasure to watch Young Je

[@Youzack1]

How well did the shrimp sauce quince tank work out? Lol.. seriously though. Outstanding job as always.

[@thegingerdrumtech4253]

that is stunning work

[@ravenlemarque1401]

Much love to you and your craft sir!

[@rashadabdullah9769]

The Japanese plane seems to make more sense than western planes just like the saws. More control pulling vs pushing. Very interesting.

[@trueindia808]

Nice & Hard work. WOOD name. it is BASSWOOD ?

[@GalenMakes]

Why do some kanna have chip breaker, and some don't?

[@ChauNguyen-wi5pe]

Can you explain how the blade should look or line upto the opening?

[@faizanahmedkiyani1016]

Very nice making you

[@galapagos4154]

Güzel bir çalışmaydı 🇹🇷 🙏

[@konzam3]

Wow how long did it take to make it?

[@triune_blades]

What a wonderful work horse!

[@emo65170.]

Beautiful work. Subscribed.

[@martinwolf5957]

Hallo, very very great job 👍 👍 👍 Wauuuuuuu awesome

[@steveborch6820]

Wow. Amazing job !!! Love that wood too

[@michkanm]

So we don't need chip breaker. Right ? Why the planes has chip breaker anyways ?

[@chickenator9618]

how thick is the piece of wood

[@green_building]

You always making great tools.. you should build factory man.. 🤘😎

[@gifttrend5789]

4분 10초쯤 오목하게 가공하시는것 같은데 특별한 이유가 있는건가요?

[@jomaquiopatokong8328]

Is there no lock?

[@AminUrmia-em1yu]

This is Great Work👍

[@FERGIOMARIA]

gran bel lavoro. complimenti

[@YoungJe]

Grazie

[@germancristianmarti9926]

HERMOSO TRABAJO EXCELENTE MAESTRO ,,SALUDOS DESDE LA PATAGONIA

[@genkidama7385]

Insane result !

[@arnodo8086]

Hello, what is the type of wood 15:10 please ?

[@kurtvongoerlitz1838]

Functional works of art, outstanding as usual, thank you for sharing....

[@Jacka440]

Very nice job.

[@YoungJe]

thanks

[@sheik8na22]

Boa tecnica,nao tem o reforco da contra lamina ,

[@joeysampaolo8962]

Good job Mr. je beautiful work!

[@joeysampaolo8962]

Do you take orders to make for others?

[@robertcornelius3514]

How do you tighten a loose blade?

[@EnriqueGonzalez-ov1ny]

Good Kanna Grettings from the Canaries (SPAIN)

[@simongingerich4524]

Beautiful work Sir!

[@univega2003]

I'm a little confused. Isn't the hollow usually on the back of kanna blades, not the bevel side? I realize there are bevel up and bevel down plane types, but I thought the hollow side was universally the flat side.

[@WhiteRhino559]

Yes you are right i am not sure why he did it backwards. The reason for the hollow is because the harder (high carbon ) is bonded to a low carbon steel in the process of making a kanna , which would take a long time to sharpen.So they hollow out the flat high carbon side for speed of sharpening .

[@игорьпикалов-ф1д]

Классная работа но почему без клина ?

[@MNunn88]

Why’s the hollow on the opposite side to usual?

[@ianmorgan889]

No Chip breaker?

[@argeancomics3291]

Hi there. Nice work. But, could you share with us what metal did you use to make the blade? Was it a simple piece of carbon steel? What is the thickness of the blade? And, finally, why this model doesnt use a chip breaker? The absence of it doesnt make the blade instable when working?

[@herrero4270]

Didn't you read? The steel is O1.

[@argeancomics3291]

​@@herrero4270Sorry being so stupid. I didn't read. Lucky me that you be so polite and patient. Although, steel 01 in my country doesn't mean anything.

[@herrero4270]

@@argeancomics3291 I am sure your country have it, with another name. Search in the web the name equivalencies. There are PDF's with the equivalencies from the different systems of steels classifications.

[@jonnybooks9337]

you make this look SSSOOOO easy!!!

[@harrydavis6903]

Mr. Je makes everything that he does look easy. This man is a Master Craftsman.

[@jonnybooks9337]

@@harrydavis6903 right?!?! & i know how difficult it really is...& how much work has had to be done to get to his level...too impressive

[@jaomap]

no stopper for the blade?

[@1misticointolerante]

Beautyfull work,......What about nail and flange..that keep the Blade position...????that is some one....but not .....kind of chinese kanna....thanks.!!!!

[@etienne7774]

How much for the plane?

[@adrianogomes1871]

Very nice job

[@hassanal-mosawi6049]

Thanks for showing how and sharing that

[@SebQtaneus]

Absolutely love your plane making videos! Any chance you can do one making a Plough Plane?

[@franka5416]

Excellent as always - thanks for sharing.

[@jlf1430]

Always a wonderfully done project

[@huuo1336]

bào đẹp quá.tôi muốn có một cái để sử dụng và làm kỷ niệm

[@TheLydras]

what is the name of the oil u used?

[@alisterkelly4052]

Howard's feed and wax

[@crukustomworkz]

How much would you charge to make me one like that?

[@Iwoodworking]

How many degrees the blade is?

[@YoungJe]

25 degrees

[@laundrysauce234]

Shame, the hard part about trying to learn something from a video is that you can’t feel when something is off like someone who’s built hundreds of whatever the project at hand is. Granted you gave me a lot to consider when i start my plane, thanks