Understanding and Using Drawknives and Spokeshaves

[@adrianlouviere7650]

Very nice of you to share your wisdom. Thanks!

[@eugenegirshtel]

Thank you for the history behind the tools. Found this interesting.

[@thomashverring9484]

Wonderful video, thank you very much! I particularly liked the spokeshaves from your father; what an heirloom set! In Denmark we call spokeshaves "bugthøvle", which translates into "bending plane". "Bugt" means something that bends or meanders". "Høvl" means plane. So it fits very well with your description of the metal spokeshaves, although we also call the wooden ones "bugthøvle". I've always found the name in Danish to be a bit peculiar, but your explanation made it make better sense to me.

[@glencrandall7051]

Many thanks Ernie. That was a great presentation. Thank you for sharing. Have a great day and stay safe. I remember meeting you at a woodworking show in Charlotte, NC It was in the late 1980's. I brought you a bowl I had turned and you were quite helpful with your suggestions. Thanks again for that.🙂🙂

[@conoverworkshops1486]

Always great to hear from you Glen.

[@SteveAugust7]

Great video! Greatly appreciated

[@kirbyshumay3577]

super happy I found ur videos I bought 2 levallety spoke shaves that have 2 adjusments on the back side,I can not set them for the life of me Please help Brother