Planer blades how to sharpen

[@tombiernacki9466]

Thanks for taking the time to demonstrate this. My planer has been sitting in its case for years because The directions on how to do this in the manual were very poor. You made it very clear.

[@dustyguy]

Your Welcome

[@MarCelo-gp2bp]

Thank you for your willingness to teach us.

[@dustyguy]

The finer the grit on the sander the longer your blades will stay sharp

[@krishna_yt]

What is the your sharpen machine

[@dustyguy]

3 X 21 hand held Bosh belt sander. Thanks for watching

[@TheOmnipresent12]

What part of the States are you in Dusty? Love the accent. I assume your in the south but can you be more specific. I'm going to take a guess... Alabama?

[@dustyguy]

down south Texas

[@dustyguy]

Thanks for watching

[@TheOmnipresent12]

Must get down there one day. Regards.

[@dustyguy]

It come with a planer that the blades can be resharpened, such as Hitachi,Makita,and so on, What ever the make of your planer you can order one from the manufacturer

[@cadaveramatore]

Thank you so much for the info

[@dustyguy]

Your welcome

[@ardvarkkkkk1]

I hadn't changed blades in so long, I forgot how. KZbin to the rescue.

[@dustyguy]

+ardvarkkkkk1 Hope I was able to help you ?

[@ardvarkkkkk1]

dusty guy Yep. I was planing boards today. Thanks.

[@fasousa4798]

"use 150 grit or more" and you go with a 120. That was funny

[@MegaDutcher]

For those of you don't have one of those alignment tools. 1.Saw a piece of wood at the required depth, make sure it's perfectly parallel 2.Lay your blade on top so the edge side is following the edge of the wooden piece 3.Use some masking tape to join the edge side to the wooden block 4.Now lay the alignment piece on top and push it in so it is flat against the other side of the wood 5.Tighten

[@cafeclavosypalos3918]

Thank you!!!!

[@kamalshrestha2208]

Where is found blade sharper?

[@dustyguy]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/jamTpJuLnbeaq8U

[@jeffclark72]

What's the jig called at 6:10 used to set the blade in the holder? No luck googling it.

[@gal773]

Gauge Base

[@richardoberhammer1730]

I've got what looks like exactly the same planer as dusty guy (Hitachi F-20A, purchased 29 years ago). I didn't know what the jig was either. But I looked in the carrying case, and there it was! In its plastic wraper, new and unused. Didn't know what it was for until today. I guess it is a Hitachi part (SET GAUGE P20SB) from toolpartsdirect.com.