Thank you for all the good tips! I had no problem facing my wood or making the long edges 90‘, but when I tried to cut that end grain, good Lord was that a headache. I think I need to tune up my block plane, but I am glad you had some alternatives for the meantime. These tips will be put to good use tomorrow with my number five. Again, thank you very much for these tips and for sparing me future headaches 👍🏻
I liked the tip about planing it before you cut it. I ha a 20” piece of Black Walnut that I need to smooth and take a bit off the end. The board will eventually be cut to 17”wide, so it’s not a big deal to have some tare out on the part I’m cutting off anyhow! Thanks
Thanks for the video , sure helps out for me , in first year carpentry , first shop project is to plane down a 2x4 block down to 80 mill wide 30 mill thick 400mill long , it’s all fu. Amd games till you try to plane down them end grains
Wallybois Brilliant, I’ll look forward to watching them! I recently got into woodworking and I’m turning my shed into a workshop. Watching your videos will help a lot I’m sure!
Wallybois It certainly is! Would you be able to do a video about what hand/power tools you recommend for beginners to get first and maybe some tips about using them? It would be great to hear your opinion and I’m sure others would appreciate this also 👍🏻
Thank you for all the good tips! I had no problem facing my wood or making the long edges 90‘, but when I tried to cut that end grain, good Lord was that a headache. I think I need to tune up my block plane, but I am glad you had some alternatives for the meantime. These tips will be put to good use tomorrow with my number five. Again, thank you very much for these tips and for sparing me future headaches 👍🏻
Glad it helped!
I liked the tip about planing it before you cut it. I ha a 20” piece of Black Walnut that I need to smooth and take a bit off the end. The board will eventually be cut to 17”wide, so it’s not a big deal to have some tare out on the part I’m cutting off anyhow! Thanks
your welcome
Aprreciate pal, it's very helpful idea. Absolutely i will try! I'm your new sub by the way :)
welcome aboard xx
Thanks for the video , sure helps out for me , in first year carpentry , first shop project is to plane down a 2x4 block down to 80 mill wide 30 mill thick 400mill long , it’s all fu. Amd games till you try to plane down them end grains
Glad to help
Motion activated lights are a scourge in my office, too.
I agree they are good in the sense that I dont leave them on
Helpful tips my friend! Thanks for sharing!
Cheers Bud, how are you doing these days? Well done getting over 1000 subs
@@WallyboisWoodworking Thank you my friend! All is well at my end, but I have been away from YT way too long. :-) Good to see you again!
Great tips, great personality! learned and laughed a lot!! New subscriber here.. Keep it up mate :D
Cheers bud, I aim to please. I will be doing more tutorials soon once I have finished my little woodshop refurb.
Wallybois Brilliant, I’ll look forward to watching them! I recently got into woodworking and I’m turning my shed into a workshop. Watching your videos will help a lot I’m sure!
@@BntpnTappenden cool, it is a great hobby. Is there any video Ideas that you feel could help you? I am happy to help if I can.
Wallybois It certainly is! Would you be able to do a video about what hand/power tools you recommend for beginners to get first and maybe some tips about using them? It would be great to hear your opinion and I’m sure others would appreciate this also 👍🏻
🤣🤣funny one, you are🤣🤣 thanks- v helpful xox
Your welcome my friend xx
I have a peice I need to plane, in situ, how do I get into the end of the peice when there is a floor or ceiling in the way?
A bull nose plane will do the trick xx
how did you turn the lights back on by that sound you made and standing up?
I could tell you but then I would have to ... you!!! ;)
That seams so obvious but i couldnt think of ANYTHING
I hope my video helped xx #stayathome