Saker Chamfer Plane - How to Use a Chamfer Plane - Review and Use

[@janwinter4542]

Easy to follow great on detail thanks

[@whomadethatsaltysoup]

Glad to have seen your unboxing and demo' of this cheap chamfer plane. Have to admit, it looks like it struggles through the pine. I generally use a block plane to put chamfers on my meagre creations - the smaller items at any rate. Where it starts to get a bit of a chore, I tend to use a trim router. I know, it can be a bit messy and throw up a lot of dust. If that's an issue, I just pop it in my makeshift router table - just a board clamped to my workbench - and the vacuum takes care of the shavings. I did look at the £80 Banggood (Woodpecker knockoff), but at that price I tend to want to plug it in somewhere.

[@jonathandanaher3601]

I'm loving the Craig David impression JB 😂

[@tikyip3489]

How do you sharpen the bits?

[@randallschai8850]

Tear-outs like crazy. And lock knob doesn’t fully secure the bit so slippage. Router, even a power sander, does a far better job. I bought mine a year ago and didn’t try it until now. Wish I could return.

[@obi-wankenobi8043]

Check it out Craig David 😂😂👍👍

[@guillermovillavicencio6494]

Hace tiempo que tengo ganas do comprar esta herramienta manual para viceles, tengo mis router DeWalt, 4 con cable y 1 a bateria de 20 V. pero para trabajos pequeños y tramos cortos esta andaria bien, ahora viendo tu video me quedo clara la idea de como deja y trabaja la herramienta, asi que la comprare, aparte de que es comoda de llevar si se requiere. Gracias y saludos desde CHIL 😊😊