Edge Jointing Long Boards by Hand
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- Опубліковано 15 вер 2023
- How do you edge joint your boards if you don't have a power jointer?
Here's one way.
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Don't let the trolls creep into your videos. Ignore them and do your thing. Your work is outstanding!
Thanks for taking the time to explain this particular plane within the context of how you're actually using it. It made it easier to think of how it would translate to my particular work flow.
I love your hand tool cabinet superb work.hey I just got my veritas low angle jack plane just arrived yesterday. I like it very much .i like your workbench beautiful size. Australia.
The machines will still leave tool marks. You're doing it the right way! That's a beautiful case too BTW!❤️
Glad you talked about sprung joints. Not too many folk do. I have found with most of the Australian hardwoods I work with a sprung joint is doable up to a 300mm wide board without having to break out a hydraulic press to close the gap. Best part about the sprung joint is the ends will never seperate. I do like the Jointer fence, use my trusty old Stanley version all the time. Makes a pain in the arse job a lot less painful..
Excellent video and great points to think about. I can’t get enough of videos hand planing with what I consider one of the best made planes, Veritas. I just wish that their LA Jack was drilled and tapped for their optional fence like their custom line.🇨🇦👍👨🦳
just grand. some of us don't have the money for really anything nice (fixed income) and so these videos showing how to hand-work lumber regardless of how long it might take are really a gem. i'm so poor i don't even own a jointing plane, or a plane that i can attach a fence, but the techniques here still apply and i'm happy to see them being shared by someone that knows how to do this work. thank you.
This is one of the best videos about edge jointing with handtools, if not the best. Thanks a lot. I have a small workbench jointer, but I enjoy the work with handtools.
Thanks for the video. I’m looking to make a dining table soon and will ensure to come back and watch this video again when it’s time to joint the boards for the top.
Great video. And timely. As soon as I've had my coffee, I'm going out to flat plane and edge plane some 3" x 6" maple. I have 2 @ 6', and 2 @ 4'. I don't have that fence, but with the 3" edge it will be easier to keep the plane flat than it would be with thinner boards. Fun times!
Outstanding craftsmanship!!
I have that Veritas fence and it makes a difference for me particularly on long boards, and a permanent injury to my right hand. I use Lie Nielson planes and it works on the 4 1/2 smoother, 5 1/2 jack and the no. 7 jointer. I like that Veritas bevel up jointer and have made up my mind to purchase one. Thanks for the video, and I would advise anyone to get that Veritas fence, no matter how good you think you are jointing boards, especially long boards with a hand plane.
Very informative video. Getting the edges just right at this stage pays huge dividends later on.
The little Phillips with the red end is amazing. I like them so much i bought 2. Eventually i want to make some handles out of wood that match, but that's a problem for future me
This is truly an excellent video, so well and clearly explained. It should convince even the most reluctant to take up hand jointing- because it is a joy to do. I just love the way the plane whistles; it's like it's talking to you.
1) Mastering hand planes for natural wood board joinery not allowed any attachments, disregard planks length.
Awesome video as always. Love the full explanations that do not skip the tasks before you can even put tool to wood. Real woodworking is spending an entire shop session tuning a tool when you intended to finish a project step.
Nice. Great share.
I've got a table saw and a router table and you can use either to edge joint boards, for efficiency.
Thanks