The parts of a bench plane – Ep 2
If you're going to restore a vintage handplane, the best place to start is by knowing what all of the parts are, and what they do.
Feb 03, 2021
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Videos in the Series
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Restoring vintage handplanes with Roland Johnson – Introduction
January 27, 2021
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All about vintage bench planes – Ep 1
January 27, 2021
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The parts of a bench plane – Ep 2
February 3, 2021
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Cleaning and repairing a handplane – Ep 3
February 10, 2021
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Tuning up handplane parts – Ep 4
February 17, 2021
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Handplane sharpening and setting up – Ep 5
February 25, 2021
Comments
Thanks. That was very informative. I look forward to the next episode.
I have restored and used many older planes, mostly Stanley planes. Nonetheless, I find your video on this subject interesting, informative, and enjoyable. Thank you.
Excellent videos. But, I could not wait for the rest of them to appear. I found a video by Paul Sellers online and followed his recommendations to restore a Stanley-Bailey No 3 that was inherited and seems to be of mixed type. Perhaps more interesting is a vintage No 7 type 11 on my shelf used as a decoration that has been replaced by a Lie-Nielson No 7. It was great fun learning about the history of Stanley-Bailey. My restored No. 3 now has a bit more respect. It's well tuned and took some very fine shavings.
Ok, the attached screenshot (from the right sidebar of this page) had me scratching my head, until I realized in contained an ad. The danger of not knowing your advertisers, I suppose. :-)
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