This video explains the different sizes of Stanley bench planes, breaking them down into three categories: smoothers, jack planes, and jointers. The video explains the history of each size and how they relate to traditional woodworking practices, helping viewers understand which planes are most useful for their needs.
225129 4 года назад 15:16This video explores the differences between bench planes and block planes, focusing on the blade's orientation. The presenter explains that the distinction is largely a matter of opinion, but they prefer to define them by the blade's bevel facing up or down. The video then discusses the pros and cons of each type and recommends using bench planes for the course's tune-up portion.
7751 2 года назад 4:02Paul Sellers explains why they don't recommend using a block plane. They find it useful for small work or single-handed use, but not essential. They prefer a regular Stanley number four smoothing plane, which they find more versatile and capable.
141462 3 года назад 2:22The video features a first look at the new Wood River #1 bench plane. The presenter highlights its unique features, including its small size and thick casting, and compares it to other #1 planes on the market. They also demonstrate the plane's sharpness and ability to create smooth shavings on a piece of American Holly.
7075 10 лет назад 4:17