How to Reshape & Sharpen the Blade of Your Japanese Hand Plane скачать в хорошем качестве

How to Reshape & Sharpen the Blade of Your Japanese Hand Plane

Over time, blades will shorten as they are sharpened. When the edge of the blade shortens too much, you will need to re-shape and re-sharpen it in order to keep using it. Discover the traditional Japanese method of "ura-dashi" and "ura-oshi" to make your precious plane blade look brand new. You don't have to be a seasoned craftsman to follow these steps. Let's get the groove on! In this video, we go over these important, easy-to-follow steps to help re-shape and sharpen the backside or "ura" of your hand plane: Reshaping the Blade's Edge Tools to Prepare How to Perform the "Ura-dashi" How to Perform the "Ura-oshi" Checking & Reshaping Again Ready to Sharpen Japanese hand planes require less power to smooth uneven surfaces and correct warping on the wood. In addition, Kakuri uses high-quality carbon steel for the plane's blade to ensure a much sharper and smoother finish and a more enjoyable woodworking experience. Be sure to check out our other videos for more great tips on how to care for and maintain your Japanese hand planes! Check us out: https://kakuritools.com Japanese Hand Planes: https://kakuritools.com/collections/j... Our YouTube Channel:    / @角利産業株式会社   #japanesehandplane #reshapingtheblade #DIY #japanesehandplanetutorial