Using Winding Sticks / Woodworking

I'm using my winding sticks to prepare the shelves for the hanging tool unit. I'll show you how I do it.
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[@martinlouden9005]

This is absolutely true Mitch. My friend, who will remain nameless, (Jeremy Gateshill) planed his winding sticks until the twist on his material was no longer visible! I still rib him about this almost 30 years on!

[@mitchwoodwork]

🤣 I love that one; think I'll use it myself 😉

[@richardhutchinson4016]

Thanks for another video. I use old hotel key cards for all sorts of stuff in the shop, good to hear you spreading the word on that tip

[@mitchwoodwork]

Good to give them a second life

[@johnschillo4452]

what a great teaching video, thank you

[@mitchwoodwork]

Thanks John.

[@LessTalkMoreDelicious]

Nice tip! Never thot of using my calipers to check/fix twist (I’ve only used it as a marking gauge).
That the #6 again?
I liked my new-to-me vintage #6 so much, that I returned my “new” (plastic handle, Home Depot) #4 and bought a vintage 4-1/2, haha.
Vintage ones are noticeably better quality, even the logo is more crisp/sharp w nicer textured inlay.

[@mitchwoodwork]

Cheers.
Yes, if you can get a vintage plane in relatively decent condition, it can certainly match anything mass produced today.