Stanley plane and scraper modifications

[@MintStiles]

Good sir. I am sure Stanley would have been a much better company post WW with you in charge. VERY nice modifications.

[@stime6472]

You Sir are a truly talented and gifted man. Thank you for sharing.

[@adamtheroofer3659]

Paul, You are an absolute genius. Seeds have been planted!!! I have several hundred planes and am always finding it difficult to get the planes I would like to in this day and age. Its becoming harder and harder to come across the decent planes that stanley used to make without trading a child or an arm for one. I have quite a few clunkers that need another purpose and you have just inspired me to do a few things with them. I can say this without even meeting you that I love your mind! I love that you tinker so much and have done this. I would love to spend a couple days in your head. My mind is not reeling with ideas and I just needed that little push you just gave. Thank you!

[@paulhamler8315]

Thanks for your kind words and feedback. Paul

[@StraightThread]

Great video, Paul. I love seeing all the variations of planes. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and insight.

[@oscarnelsongutierrez6504]

This is gold!!

[@scottearnst8152]

I have really appreciated all your videos! Thank you for sharing!

[@ureasmith3049]

Wow! Good stuff. I want to be you when I grow up.

[@thomasgronek6469]

thanks for the video. Great innovations, ideas, and development.

[@EmmaRitson]

I really enjoyed this. Im no woodworker, but i like to learn about manufacturing and making things. thanks Paul

[@lornie212]

Absolutely amazing, Paul...... you have opened up a world of possibilities. Thank you for this video.

[@nowayjerk8064]

full plate !!! wow the master of the understatement as well as the puffy finger cup inventor ,my hat is off to you !! now i need a nap :) thanks for sharing

[@DylansDIYWorkshop]

So I picked up this thing from an antique store. It's on a long handle that looks like a lathe tool handle. Then it is what looks like a tiny square box plane that pivots on a hinge. I know Jimmy diresta had one in his plane collection video. But he didn't say what it was called

[@paulhamler8315]

Stanley No. 70 Box Scrapers ,used for removing labels from wooden shipping crates. Google Stanley No. 70and view images. Paul

[@mikesradguitars]

Has there been, or should there be any discussion of a scraper plane used in conjunction with a shooting board? Scraping endgrain does come up, so I thought I’d ask. Big admirer of your endeavors. Thanks!

[@hunkeyehunkeye4601]

thank you very much.

[@brianrust5275]

Wow. This video literally blew my mind. I am a young up and coming tool collector. I would love to pick your brain on some stuff. Is there a way to contact you?? If you wouldn’t mind that is....

[@brianrust5275]

Please let me know if you have any of those for sale or if you make more. I would love to have a piece of your work!!

[@paulhamler8315]

send me an e mail with your phone # and I'll call [e-mail]

[@mikesradguitars]

For a scraper plane or shave with a fixed 90 degree cutter, is 45 degrees the best geometry for the burr? I have read that the burr should be drawn to 30 degrees off vertical, is that your method? Thanks in advance

[@paulhamler8315]

30 degrees to 45 degrees not that critical but when turning the burr find the angle with the burnisher and raise it 5 to 8 degrees when turning burr.

[@mikesradguitars]

Paul Hamler thanks, I’ll try it that way

[@luisalbarracinluthier5833]

Hace envíos a Argentina de ese repuesto?

[@paulhamler8315]

what do you want shipped?

[@luisalbarracinluthier5833]

that adapter

[@paulhamler8315]

I sold that project to Loon lake tools ....google them

[@luisalbarracinluthier5833]

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[@paulhamler8315]

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[@mieczyslawm7093]

Is there a still room for a hand plane in XXI century? Power tools are 10 times better, faster and cheaper.

[@splashpit]

You must still be young enough to know everything so you answered you're own question .