Making a Magnetic Square Edge Hand Plane Fence
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- Опубліковано 22 гру 2023
- In this quick video, we will be showing you how to make this quick and easy fence for your hand plane. This simple beginner friendly fence is perfect for anyone trying to improve their accuracy square jointing the edge of boards using a hand plane and is perfect for both thin and wide boards.
So if your still learning or haven't hand planed the edge of a board square in some time, than this video is for you. Watch now if you wish to transform your edge jointing using a hand plane today.
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I'm benefitting from your videos more and more; keep those beginner and intermediate videos coming!
Glad i could help.
Due to a permanent hand injury I was having problems squaring edges with hand planes, especially with a no 7 and 8 jointer planes. I purchased the Veritas plane fence and it's given me the ability to use hand planes again. Your fence is the best I've seen anyone make. I may make yours for a dedicated one for my no 8. Thanks for sharing your tutorial with us. Great resource for anyone wanting to make a fence.
It's my pleasure, thanks for the feedback.
Nice work Luke, love the manual upright drill, real work of art
Thanks, yes i completely agree it's amazing to see it in operation.
Yep I'll keel an eye out for one,, by the way you're getting a shit tin better at presentation and confident, well done!!!
Thanks for the feed back.
Very well done. I made one years ago with the shoulder like yours but without magnets. Quick spring clamps repaced the need of your magnets but your magnets are better. Also, I really like how well you squared the fixture to your iron.
Thanks, it's definitely a great jig to ensure easy square edge jointing.
Nice work Luke. This is something I struggle with. My bench is slightly tilted away from me so planing a board in the vice is always slightly off and needs lots of adjustment. This little jig should help a lot👍.
A slight tilt in your workbench sounds annoying, glad this jig can help you out. Happy planing
Well done. Beautiful piece of work 😘😘
Thanks, glad you like it.
Well done!
Thankyou
Well done. Seasoned Greetings. I wonder if any OS woodworkers have any idea of the temperature inside a tin shed in an Aussie summer? I felt for you.
Thanks, it definitely isn't cool in an uninsulated shed, but i try to get things done before it gets too hot.
Thank you so much for this idea!!! I have a 78 without a fence. I hope this idea will work for it!
Glad you liked it. It should work on a 78 but without the adjustment of the stock fence
@@AussieWoodshed I see thanks! You are one of the most underrated woodworkers on youtube and appreciate all your knowledge and tutorials with hand tools!🙏
@@EggyOrphan thanks for your kind words
I'm going to try this with mdf 😅
Should work fine, but you may want to overlap the outside bit that attaches to the plane the full length for strength
If you used a thicker fence couldn't you rabbit out the space for the plane and then the squareness would be more consistent?
You could definitely do it that way, and it would limit the inaccuracies. My approach in this video was to make it more acceptable to everyone, including complete beginners. The easiest way I could think of was 2 pieces of wood, ply etc.
First thing to do is to check the side of the plane is 90 degrees to the sole. It usually isn’t. If so this has to be allowed for.
@@jimbo2629 your absolutely correct, but adjusting the lower part of the fence by planing it square to the sole is easier and why i did it that way.