Great video. I bought a broken No. 3 at an antique shop for $3. I was going to try my hand at brazing to put it back together but this looks like a lot better idea.
I think the plane looks better with the plain knurled nut at the front with the Rosewood one behind, also looks as though the lever cap is putting more direct pressure on the front of the iron which should in theory aid the cutting action and reduce most chatter. Nice job.
Beautiful job. It turned out great. Your skill and attention to detail is outstanding. Keep’em coming and I’ll watch every one. Hope you’re having a great holiday weekend.
What a video! Dave, you're one amazingly talented bloke! What a beautiful plane. I hope you realise how much your work is appreciated! Inspiring Personally, I'd prefer one of your 101 planes to a Stanley no.1 I've two 101's ready to go to town on! one for testing and one for a finished piece.... And also, love the co-lab between you and some other passionate tool people's (I'm sure they won't mind that description)
Great video, Dave!! I have a friend who is an ER doctor, and he has drilled into my head that you should never work with metal rings on. There's a chance your finger can get stuck in something, and before you know it, you've degloved your finger (ouch). Anyway, I love the videos; keep up the great work!
Best wishes Dave from England UK, great video, I am going to make you sick now I picked up a Stanley sweetheart No 1 several years ago for £1 best £1 I ever spent, and its like near new condition too .
Yes you made me sick…lol. I’m optimistic and keep waiting to see one sitting on a shelf at an antique mall or in a box at a yard sale. I’ll keep looking.
That's very nicely done. Bevel up seems a little high angle on the cutting edge. With your setup, and how thick the blade is, I think it may also work bevel down.
I tried to keep the angle as low as possible, 12 degrees was not possible and I couldn’t get the Reed adjuster to work at 20. Bevel down might be a good option, I’ll make an iron and give it a shot. Great idea.
I wonder, if a person had the money and was committed enough, could they buy up a bunch of Stanley no1s and artificially inflate the price even more.....
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Beautiful work. We shared this video on our homemade tool forum last week 😎
Awesome! Great job!
It's like Christmas morning seeing a new Dave Corinth upload.
Beautiful work! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Great video. I bought a broken No. 3 at an antique shop for $3. I was going to try my hand at brazing to put it back together but this looks like a lot better idea.
The bedrock 603’s make great chisel planes due to the fully machined bed. Never tried it on a No 3 but it should work just as good.
What a beautiful work of art!
Thank you!!!!
Just seen your video now l want one or have a go making my own
Beautiful
Not easy to get me to watch an entire video, but this was super fun and interesting to watch! Please do show us more of your talents Dave!
I think the plane looks better with the plain knurled nut at the front with the Rosewood one behind, also looks as though the lever cap is putting more direct pressure on the front of the iron which should in theory aid the cutting action and reduce most chatter.
Nice job.
Thank you very much, I’m going to post a video on a larger version made from a broken bedrock soon, and it too has a knob on the front.
I always appreciate your videos, probably one of my favorite ones to watch.
I appreciate that!
Great job!!
Knob is pretty. Plane is a one-of-a-kind masterpiece. Excellent.
I am happy that I got a No 1 a couple of year ago and never need to hunt for it any more.
Beautiful job. It turned out great. Your skill and attention to detail is outstanding. Keep’em coming and I’ll watch every one. Hope you’re having a great holiday weekend.
What a video! Dave, you're one amazingly talented bloke! What a beautiful plane. I hope you realise how much your work is appreciated! Inspiring
Personally, I'd prefer one of your 101 planes to a Stanley no.1
I've two 101's ready to go to town on! one for testing and one for a finished piece....
And also, love the co-lab between you and some other passionate tool people's (I'm sure they won't mind that description)
If you ever need any info feel free to message me on FB, under the same name. Would love to see some pics of your 101 when you get it done.
Really stunning little plane but I’ll stick with just using normal chisels
Amazing work! I have a couple of broken no 4, I was thinking of turning one into a chisel plane. May give it a go now. 👍
Thank goodness for the first twenty seconds....I was having a minor aneurysm.
I wanted everyone to know I didn’t cut up a perfectly good no 1 body.
That was really cool to watch I loved it great job!!
This was wonderfully entertaining and informative. I love the plane. A real beauty. I look forward to more videos in the future.
Thank you for watching
Wow, now that was impressive! Thanks for anther great video Dave!! 👏👏
Brilliant
Another beautiful piece Dave, but I was disappointed……….😊
I laughed at the knob protruding. Definitely the type of mistake I would have made, except mine would have been much uglier! Well done :)
Great video, Dave!! I have a friend who is an ER doctor, and he has drilled into my head that you should never work with metal rings on. There's a chance your finger can get stuck in something, and before you know it, you've degloved your finger (ouch).
Anyway, I love the videos; keep up the great work!
Very cool conversion.
Thank you for another excellent video!
Best wishes Dave from England UK, great video, I am going to make you sick now I picked up a Stanley sweetheart No 1 several years ago for £1 best £1 I ever spent, and its like near new condition too .
Yes you made me sick…lol. I’m optimistic and keep waiting to see one sitting on a shelf at an antique mall or in a box at a yard sale. I’ll keep looking.
Dave you are à Genius..! Congratulations !!
I think genius might be a slight overreach, but thank you for the compliment.
Pretty freaking awesome!
Nice plane Dave.
Magnífico!!!
That's very nicely done. Bevel up seems a little high angle on the cutting edge. With your setup, and how thick the blade is, I think it may also work bevel down.
I tried to keep the angle as low as possible, 12 degrees was not possible and I couldn’t get the Reed adjuster to work at 20. Bevel down might be a good option, I’ll make an iron and give it a shot. Great idea.
Супер!
I'm assuming you're from central Illinois somewhere. Great video as always.
I live on the very southern tip in a little town called Galatia. I’m about 45 min from Kentucky.
Great video! What do you use for your mill and DRO setup?
What did you use for a black finish?
Dupli-Color Black Semi-Gloss Ford Engine Paint.
New life for an otherwise useless plane body. I wonder what the person that has it in a hundred years will think of it?
I wonder, if a person had the money and was committed enough, could they buy up a bunch of Stanley no1s and artificially inflate the price even more.....
No one has to worry about that from me for sure. At least the money side of it.
Man, that is not a fret file, it's SM's luthier file but def not appropriate for fret work.
Well now I know.