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How To Make a Shoulder Plane With Skewed Iron A Collaboration with BearKat Wood
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- Опубліковано 27 кві 2016
- I have been wanting to make one of these for a wile then Brian with BearKat Wood flipped the challenge back on Me what happens next was a lot of fun!
The Body and wedge were made from ash. and the Iron was a hand forged iron that came out of a plane body that would no longer function.
This was a collaboration with BearKat Wood and if you want to see the plane he built go check it out here.
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• Shoulder Plane Unplugged
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/ @bearkatwood6354
This Shoulder plane was made from a hand forged iron I picked up a bit ago. it was made at least 150 years ago. the body had been beaten up and it needed a new life
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I too have an old scewed shoulder plane, heavy blade and the most extreme hollow grind I've seen on anything. The blade is 3/16" and doesn't appear to be worn down at all. Whoever made it spent a bunch of time on the conical mouth. A delight to use.
Sounds like a fun one!
Awesome one piece body
Just so you know, I love watching your videos in the background as I do my woodworking. Your videos are quite soothing and have a nice mellowing time to them!
thanks man! that means a lot.
That was a lot of fun to watch, guys! I love when the UA-cam woodworkers do collabs...such a great community.
+Mo Poppins You are so right they are a lot of fun to do tool
Flip flops and socks! haha the Floridian in me can't handle it. Great looking Plane James. I love the sound the wood makes when the hand drill is boring into it. I'm going to go check out Brian's how!
+Kaged Creations Thanks! I love the sounds of tools on wood! you will like his! Brian does some amazing work in that shop!
Beautiful work. And love seeing two guys creatively approach the same problem.
+Matthew Friedrichs It was a lot of fun to work together! and interesting how we both answered the same question!
.......rockin show Mr. Wright..........they just keep getting better and better....
+Rick L Thanks! this was a fun one to make. love working with Brian. we will have to do other videos together in the future!
Now that's a shoulder plane James, love the carvings.
+Sam K Thanks Man. I love the final look of Brian's though. that guy has style!
+Wood By Wright, indeed he does.
"what's a tool without carving?" I couldn't agree more :D
+Timber Tricks lol. Very true!
I got a kick out of the editing 😊 the plane came out great! Mary May would be proud of you. Great job.
+billfromelma WOW! thanks for the high praise! i do not deserve it. but Brian on the o the hand! that guy can carve.
That looks like a plane in the Ash... 🤔
Beautiful work, as always.
+Nathan Tonning Thanks! it was fun to see how both takes on the same tool came out.
Excellent, great fun but as always you made another great tool...
Cheers...
+Adam Quincey Thank you! We both had a lot of fun with this build!
really nice plane and very cool video
+sdmcustom woodworking Thank you. the two of us had a lot of fun on this one!
Beautiful plane! Nice video and explanation, thanks for sharing.
+Humus Workshop Thanks! it was fun to make but I had a lot of fun working with Brian on this one. his work is fantastic!
Awesome Plane, James . Thumbs up.
+OG Timbercraft Thanks again man! had a lot of fun working with Brian on it.
Great work James! Fun video too!
+GuysWoodshop Thank you! I hope it was as much fun to watch as it was to build
Just ' plane'nice !😀
+Mark Baker I am planely thankful for that comment! LOL
Great video James! Plane turned out beautiful!
+woodworker 631 Thank you. it was fun to work along side a friend to make this!
Beautiful plane!
+AdventuresInDIY Thank you! it was a joy to make!
Great Work James. I am a shop flop wearer also.
+The Turtle Carpenter Thanks Man! the problems of having a shop in the basement of a shoe free house.
THAT WAS AMAZING! great work on both ends! I loved both your takes on the planes!
+The WoodWorking Junkie Thanks man! if was fun to see where we both took the project.
great video james..good for a laugh!& the plane speaks for itself.you and bear.good stuff man!
+Joe basementwoodworking Thanks! it was fun to work with Brian on this!
Wood By Wright hence the saying "working hard or hardly working";) hey man for me if I'm having fun doing it it's not considered work
+Joe basementwoodworking So true!
love it guys! so much fun and wow some nice planes to boot!
+Mike Kapotsy You know when someone challenges a BearKat all the stops are getting pulled out!
Wood By Wright that looked like so much fun.
+Mike Kapotsy It was a joy to make!
LOL, you should get a woodworker to make you a handle for the file at 6:00.
I like these challenges, they make the mind rethink old solved problems.
+Marius Morar LOL thanks! that has been bugging me for a wile. one of these days I will get around to making handles for the files, and proper storage! just so many things to do!
Nice work guys!! and wow those curls :D
+Cactus! workshop I had so much fun making those that I planed over 1" off the board. I could have gladly takne another 1" off with out realizing it!
Great plane man, and a fun challenge to watch.
+The ShavingWood Workshop Thanks! it was a lot of fun to work with Brian!
awesome video.
Thanks! This was a fun thing to do.
+Wood By Wright one of these days I need to do a hand tool only build,I just don't have enough patience
+Dave's woodworks that is what I thought when I started. went from a shop with everything you could dream of to all hand tools. maybe I should get my head examined?
You should rename your channel "Planes by Wright". Love the narration for your videos. Always instructional, never mindless babble.
+Wood Tools Workshop LOL Thank you! I often feel like it is mindless babble glad someone likes it! some time I will have to make something else!
Thanks for the fun times making this. It turned out great. I will have to get you to use nothing but power tools on something in the future.
Thanks again buddy! liked the extra Wood at the beginning ; ) ha
+BearKat Wood Thanks man! This was a lot of fun! Might have to make a trip to the West coast to do something else together! What extra wood?
+Wood By Wright The title has BearKat Wood Wood :)
+BearKat Wood OH MY WORD!!!! I can not win. I should have just kept the naked cat. LOL
Nice job..on both
+phooesnax Thanks we really enjoyed this production!
Cool show my brothers very nice guy's :)
+TJ'S WOODWORKING SHOP Thanks! it was fun to work together on this one!
It was Very good my brother i like it cool stuff :)
Many thanks for this video..Have you plans for building a plane like this?
+Carlo Pieracci No, because it all depends on the iron you get. This one has a 45 degree bed that is skewed 30 degrees. Even the angle of the wedge can be whatever you want I usually make mine 1":4"
Hi, very nice work! enjoyed the video. Just a quick question, I guess making the 30 degree angle in the other way (chips goind out on the right) is just a matter of taste? or there is some reason? Thank you in advance.
It just depends on which side wall you want to be the one that goes into the corner. It is traditional that most woodworkers were right-handed and so it's slightly more convenient for it to be on the right side of the plane
loved the video would like to make one where can I get the chisel
LOL sounds like fun!
Nice editing Mr Underhill Jr ;)
What does: 'i adjusted a few things' mean? How did you make it work better?
That plane is awesome. Great curls. How did the old plane cut?
+Willem Kossen LOL Thanks! the bed was not perfectly flat so the iron chattered a bit. that made it skip and jump through the cut. also the wedge had a slight gap at its tip where a chip got cought so I had to plane it down a bit more.
The old plane did not cut. That is where I got the iron. but the old one was so rotten that it would no longer hold the blade. sad, but I gave it a new life in ash!
Awesome video James! I really like that plane. I just might have to try and build one!
+donny carter You should! The curls alone are worth the work!
+Wood By Wright any suggestions on where to find a little more info? Blade type? Thanks!
+donny carter The blade I pulled from that old body I was holding at the beginning. the body had apparently been left outside and was rotten. but the blade was hand forged and well over 100 years old. you can buy most any blade from Lee Valley here www.leevalley.com/US/wood/page.aspx?p=43698&cat=1,41182
If you want any particular info just ask.
+Wood By Wright thanks James!
A great tool you made there, nice work. only the printed carving template was a bit of a cheat in my opinion I'm shure you could have pulled it off without judging by your skills.. cheers.
thanks! I use to do draw it by hand and do some times. but I enjoy using the patern for some reason. which I find odd because I almost never use a patern for saw handles and most people do. guess I am just odd. LOL!
I just noticed it because i thought the challenge was no power tools, and I figured the computer and printer are. just to give your challenger some ammunition.lol. I'l subscribe to your channel.
+Flip de boer one of the odd things about unplugged is there are so many different lines you could draw. to be honest I have people tell me I should not have lights in my shop, but then the camera does not work well and I do not like the idea of torches in my basement around wood curls. lol but for this one we both used patterns at one time or another. funny thing is Brian used a pattern for the body and free handed the carving. I used it for the carving but free handed the body. Thanks for watching! and if there is ever something you want to see just ask!
Very nice work indeed! Question: Where did you purchase the blade that you used for the plane? Just curious..............Steve
+Sapele Steve Thanks I purchased it a wile ago at a garage sale. it was hand forged over 100 years ago, and I really wanted to give it a new life! but you can buy them here www.leevalley.com/US/wood/page.aspx?p=43698&cat=1,41182
+Wood By Wright Thanks for the quick response & the link....
Steve
+Sapele Steve Any time! love to help any way possible!
Socks with sandals, you sure you aren't from northern Oregon?
Lol I thought that was Florida
Sandals and socks! No, just no!
+MadMulberry lol. One of these days I need to make clogs. I just come and go from the shop 20+ times a day so I need something to slip on and off quickly.
Shoulder plane is working for what i dont understand..and u dont actually show the design or shape of shoulder plane?
I'm sorry what exactly do you want to see? It's a pretty simple device with just two pieces of wood and a blade of iron. I don't think there is much else that I could show.