Getting Started with Melbourne Tool Company Planes featuring Mcdonough Designs

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This week @mcdonoughdesign is here to show you how to properly prepare your Melbourne Tool Company planes for use.
If you want to work with wood, then you need a good set of hand planes. This Melbourne Tool Company low angle hand plane kit features the three planes you will need most - a low angle block, a smoother and a jack plane. This is a fundamental hand plane kit for anyone who wants to work wood by hand.
Working with hand tools is one of the great pleasures of woodworking. And to do this well, you need good tools. Melbourne Tool Company offers tools that are genuine, accurate and accessible, tools designed for the woodworker in you.
A block plane designed for for shaving end grain, completing touch-ups and finish work. A smoothing plane perfect for finishing all types of wooden surfaces. And a jack plane for all types of tasks including flattening, dimensioning and edge jointing. All these planes have three different blade types available that makes switching between all their individual applications a breeze. Learn more about each plane by visiting their individual product pages. Welcome to the MTC family.
An uncomplicated set of planes
These planes are uncomplicated tools. Their minimalistic designs make it easy to disassemble for maintenance and reassemble for work. The adjustment knobs are accessible and feature a very smooth action. Adjust each planes blades depth of cut and skew easily and securely. Spend more time planing, less time adjusting.
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[@JS-tb9hu]

Cool video. Why should we avoid silicone based products for lubrication?

[@timbeconaus]

The main reason is that, unlike wax, it is really hard to remove from the wood once it has transferred itself from the plane sole. It then interferes with most finishes. Glad you enjoyed the video!

[@JS-tb9hu]

Thanks!@@timbeconaus