Set up your Plane like a PRO! // Woodworking
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- Опубліковано 5 жов 2020
- Sharpen and Set Up Handplanes like a PRO! This video brought to you by Great Courses Plus ow.ly/qpBK30qSrXO
Sharp doesn’t cut it. After you get your plane sharp, you need to learn to set it up, and handplane setup and tuning tips are what we’ll cover in this video! Setting the blade, body position for consistent results, and getting a consistent shaving. If you're not getting the results you want from your handplanes, it's likely due to a sharpening or setup problem. Even inexpensive planes can be made to function significantly better with a simple understanding of how to sharpen and set up handplanes. You don't have to buy an expensive sharpening system to get a nice edge either, whether you're using waterstones, oil stones, diamond plates or sandpaper, the basics of a scary sharp blade are a flat back and raising a burr across the entire leading edge of the blade. Let's get grandpa's Stanley hand planes making perfect curly shavings again by learning to freehand sharpen and set up your planes!
Learn to sharpen by watching part one of this video: • Can you make your plan...
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another master class by Anne... everyone should have a giving, caring friend like Anne, who shares her knowledge and experience so well...
Thank you so much! Kind words that mean a lot :)
I've watched all the old men so called experts teaching about planes, but I've learned more from your video! Much more!
So glad to hear it!
Hi Anne,
As I recently purchased my first (very, VERY cheap) plane and then spent hours flattening, sharpening and tuning it up, I am really enjoying your videos! Thank you for sharing your knowledge and uplifting personality with all of us! You are a joy to spend time with!
Take care, be well and all the best from California 🧡
So glad to hear this is helpful for you, it’s always tough to know what is going to stick for folks just getting into this. Stick around, lots more fun to come!
Great video 👍
Thank you!
Hi Anne,
Thanks for the video and sharing your techniques. Even though I have been sharpening and using wood planes for over 50 years I picked up a few more tips. FYI the "slop" is called backlash.
So glad to hear it! Even as I gain more experience, sometimes I'm shocked at how simple folks who are "younger" in their woodworking journey than me can make some of the more complex topics seem by just explaining it or approaching it differently than I've seen in done the past.
I loved this. Thank you
So glad to hear it!
Your amazing Anne , luv watching your videos . You make so much sense 👍🥰
Thank you so much! Glad you think so :)
Awesome stuff Anne, thanks for the info! 😃👍🏻👊🏻 ...... 😊🐖
My pleasure!!
Nice video, thanks :) you've solved all the problems I've always had with using planes
just a tip though, when you talk about "slop" in the screw, in engineering that's called backlash
Very informative Series, great stuff Anne 👍
So glad you’re enjoying it Mark!
@@AnneofAllTrades I'm most definitely am 👊👊
Cool Cool Anne!
Thank you so much for making this video. When my Father in Law passed away he left behind some planes that I have wanted to try our but never felt confident enough to. Thank you for inspiring me to try them out!
I'm so sorry to hear about your Father in Law, using his tools is an awesome way to carry on his legacy, and will give you a special, and unique connection to him even after he's gone. My favorite planes to use are my grandfather's, for the same reason.
Brilliant video. Not many doing detailed work on hand tools.
Glad you enjoyed it! It's definitely a niche, but one I'm passionate about helping people "hone" their skills in :)
Beauty full example for my daughter . Cheers
Thank you 🙂
Nice informative video, just like the last one on sharpening. Keep up the good work.
Like your corporate mug btw :) didn't catch the message of the ad because of it
Paper people people paper!
Anna, it is great that you break the cliché of the beautiful but superficial woman. and show that there are beautiful women today who are also very good at handicrafts. Thanks for the lesson and keep it up. Greetings from the beautiful Jagsttal in Baden Württemberg, Germany.
Hi Anne great video as usual is there more tool maintenance videos in the future because it fascinates me
So glad you liked it!
Your talented friend reminds me of the actor Lauren Ash on the TV show, Superstore. Great video.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Funny, I never considered tapping the side of the blade with a hammer on a metal plane even though I adjusted a wooden plane the same way. Good tip!
Glad you caught that! It's one of my favorites.
Agree! Same for me! But So logic. I feel a bit stupid i must say...
I think Stevie is going to be just fine honing her new found skill. 👌🏽
You're an adept instructer, Anne! 👍🏽
Bill Carroll haha I love what you did there ;) thank you!
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Glad your eagle eye spotted it. 😉👍🏽
Interesting video! Can't say I've ever seen someone hit a steel plane with a mallet before. Will have to try that the next time I need to adjust :D
One tip that I learned the hard way, is when entering or leaving a board's edge (where one of the long ends of the plane is on the wood, and the other is over air), it's good to shift any downward force off the hand holding the end of the plane that is over air, so that the plane stays parallel to the work. Otherwise it tends to shave off more than expected and you end up with a board with narrower ends.
Moccy that is a great point, and very true. As you start every stroke, the weight should be on the front of the plane ahead of the mouth so the plane is registered with the work so as not to make a ramping up cut, and transferred to the back of the plane as the stroke is finished so that you could remove your hand from the front of the plane and it would still be fully supported, which will prevent the ramp down effect as the plane exits the cut.
In order to plane you kinda gotta be flat already for the most part if you're not getting a bite either try skewing it out at cant or just scrubbing along a tangent across the grain.
Michael Rhoads that is true to some extent, this is a class on sharpening, not planing though. It’s very possible to flatten even the wonkiest boards with a hand plane, but that is a video, or several videos in and of itself.
Hi Anne! Have you used or would you recommend the Bench Dog No. 62 Low Angle Jack Plane? Thank You!!!
A clean pig is a grumpy pig!
hehehe isn't that the truth!
In general pigs are as clean or dirty as the environment you keep them in. They can even be litter trained like cats if you want to have them as house pets, but you must start young and small, and have a litter pan type area that fits their size.
Very true. Lucy was once a house pig but decided she liked it better outside
I used to have a plane. It was a Cessna. I would adjust the yoke by hand.
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That's some fine bacon.
She’s a character
Ok, give convinced me to give my old Craftsman another try. How do you feel about using sandpaper instead of stones or hones? I've got the high-grit stuff for automotive finishing. Is that fine-grained enough or do I just need to invest in some proper sharpening tools. Thanks for sharing!
Sandpaper is totally fine! Use whatever you’ve got, because just about any method, using these techniques will get you in a better spot with your tools than you were before, and invest in other stuff when you’ve had enough practice to be a more discerning customer.
"But I just want a hug!" Pig grunts and runs away lol.
hahaha Lucy is a jerk ;)
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Hi, I live in BH, Minas Gerais in Brazil, i've been whatching your vídeos, and I like it too much, I do the almost kind of work you do, are you needing some kind of assistent for u?
So glad you’re enjoying the videos! Unfortunately my current setup doesn’t allow for apprentices.
Question Mrs. Anne: I recall either reading or some older woodworking gent telling me NOT to drag the plane when pulling the plane back as that dulls the blade? Always lift ever so slightly at the end of the forward stroke then bring the plane back down gently to repeat the process. I am on expert but that bit of info stuck with me all these years.
You are a swell teacher as is A. W. Great day 2. U... Stay well
If folks are studying the effects of things like dragging the plane on the back stroke or setting the plane blade down on the bench, I’m sure there’s something measurable under a microscope, but in real, every day application and use? Imperceptible.
Sometimes I lift on the back stroke, sometimes I don't. I can't say I have noticed any difference in the dulling of the blade. The reason I lift sometimes is if I'm not taking a full stroke, I need to terminate the shaving, so I lift the plane out of the stroke. Otherwise, the shaving tends to clog the mouth. Not lifting is useful When planing very small surfaces, like smaller than the plane it self. Keeping the plane registered on the surface makes that easier. The rest of the time I just do what ever is least tiring.
neistridlar agreed, I shift the plane slightly at the end of every stroke but that is more to reduce fatigue than preserve the blade
neistridlar Like I told this Sweet. Lil Mrs. I am no expert but that phrase stuck in my head. And I did happen to find a wood worker on line. ( Bob Vila )... bu. Bye
Anne of All Trades So sorry if I upset you Annie. I should learn to stay quiet at times. Apologies..
I love the pet the cat analogy, except that all 7 of mine love being pet/scratched against the grain lol
so does our cleo
hahaha that is true for my cat Oliver as well actually, he will take whatever he can get really ;)
What were you hitting with the hammer? It was not clear in the video
The blade to change its lateral position ;)
What is your position at dundler mifflin?
Paper person
More awesome tutorials to get people using hand tools again...... what's not to like? Nice 👍
Re your flying biting friends, I was introduced to baby oil mixed with lavender oil by a colleague and I've never gone back. You might need to experiment with the ratios a bit, but I used to go for around 20 drops of lavender to around 10ml of your favourite carrier oil. I was an outdoor instructor and I always had that happy feeling to know that the bugs were feasting on people with bug spray on and I was fine.......... I did feel bad about not beeing aloud to tell the children that the bugs had discovered that there's actually a taisty meal at the end of that awful smell, I could tell the adults though so a few less snacks for bugs walking around out there. It also works great on those midges that don't do much other then get in your face and make you itch, even though I don't think that they bite. I hope it helps 👍
Thanks for being here! I’ll definitely have to try that potion for the flies ;)
So you interrupted your tutorial on youtube with an ad where you explain you can not trust all sources on youtube, while the teachers on TheGreatCoursesPlus are professionals that work in their field all their lives? I love that about you.
Dear Ann, you're in my top ten of the most fantastic people in the world.
it's important we all do our research on who is teaching before just blindly accepting what they've got to say ;)
anne, a bit of hopefully constructive crit for you. the scrap test is a good test but i probably wouldnt use a scrap from the floor. scraps on thefloor can pick up grit from the floor very easily. which will take a small chunk out of your cutting edge. so id maybe keep a clean piece with your sharpening station? otherwise your tutorial is very good.
that's a great point, I should have mentioned that was a freshly cut scrap from my axe only moments before, and that that same scrap is now living on my sharpening station ;)
Well done Anne . You are always receptive and open minded. You will continue to reach great hights with that attitude you employ.
2:54!!! I need some counseling! :))
ikust007 hahaha don’t we all
I wish more craftsmen and women were actually formally educated in this trade with years of apprenticeship training under a master versus what we see to common today on UA-cam, Instagram, etcetera. I love the woodworking craft and am happy to have many people involved but we need better teachers and not just videographers with social media savvy, limited experience and new ties to tool companies as paid promoters. It’s damaging in the long run if everyone thinks they need another expensive tool when the ones they already have can do just as good or even better if they knew all of the ways to use them.
Which tool exactly did you feel I was promoting in this video, which is aimed at folks using whatever method they’ve got to get their antique tools back onto the bench? And, as someone who now travels the country teaching craft after running a woodworking school for three years, what is it exactly that you feel disqualifies me from teaching? The fact that I didn’t have the opportunity or the finances to get a formal education in the craft, yet have spent the last 8 years of my life dedicating all my time to learning and a huge portion of my income, time and effort sharing that journey with others to learn with me for free?
I’m sorry Anne, I didn’t want to imply that you were one of them. I enjoy your channel immensely and appreciate your work. By “them” I mean the people with no depth of knowledge who learn a technique that is new to them and run to the tool store to buy a new expensive tool and show us how great and easy it is with this tool while wearing the corporate uniform on social media to build something you can buy for less at IKEA.
I enjoy very much woodworkers who have a synthesis of knowledge, know how to design, can sharpen a tool, maintain and restore if needed and apply that tool to more things than the obvious. In cases of full time craftsmen and women who receive corporate gifts or sponsorships for items they regularly use, have confidence and experience in I think that’s a nice benefit for them. To give these gifts to people who are only in the business to make friends, gain likes and such while being a poser is weird to me. When I see real talent from people who have contributed so much to the woodworking community but lack these sponsors for whatever reason it’s a sad reflection on culture.
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dunder mifflin 's cup ..hahaha \^o^__
best boss in the world!
Only those with the notifications turned on will know that Anne removed the video before re-uploading it to UA-cam 😊
Haha yeah idk what happened but that file was corrupt 😭
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Was wondering what happened. P.S.: Could use the auto captions. Have really relied on them since losing my hearing. Thank you!
@@stanervin6108 I was going to make the same comment, I'm deaf and rely on them also.
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Hey! I've got exactly the same plane. Inherited it from my father.
I had to sit through an Oreo cookie ad to watch this and then I see a giant pig - it's kind of counterproductive to Oreos ad. Just sayin'
🤣🤣🤣🤣 oh no
That one made me laugh too much! :D
Jori Diculous I giggled too
Dang it I need counseling
hahaha don't we all...
Lucy is so cute. You got girl 5 stars high 5 Anne
Lucy is such a character. It's hard to imagine what life was like before she came here and ruined it :P
@@AnneofAllTrades that's awesome
Far from being one to tell you how to raise animals but don’t you thinK that pig is a little over weight? Just kidding of course. I know a family that had a pot belly and it would have eaten 24 hrs. a day if allowed to. You got the talent to teach and pack a whopping amount of instruction in a small amount of time. That’s an art in itself you know. OK, where’s that thumbs up thingy?
haha Lucy is a recently inherited addition to the farm. She had a very different life before coming here, but we are working on helping her lose some LB's and get some exercise :)
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Lucy is a beautiful piggy. Is she pregnant or just well fed and loved?
She is currently in the process of trimming up, she was a tad on the plump side when we inherited her.
@@AnneofAllTrades cool. Yeah, every critter has a healthy weight goal. I am on my way toward mine. I am down from 297 to 246 toward my 186 ideal poundage at almost 50 years of age. It would be so much easier if I could exercise, but mobility issues make that hard to do. Damage to my knees and back from Army service and years of manual labor have taken its toll. I can barely walk 15 feet without collapsing. Standing more than five minutes (even after losing over 50 pounds) and my knees give out. I have some sort of cartilage disorder that is affecting my whole body and leaving my joints in a bone on bone condition. Talk about continuous pain... but hey, I'm still on the green side of the grass, so....
tappy tap tap...
tap it in :)
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Soon as you said "SHARPEN" the Pig moved
He figured you meant a knife
English may be his second language
so figure out which language the pig doesn't speak
then talk in front of him about sharpening tools again, if he move then he a fricken scholar
hahaha
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Before he follows the peanuts, get him into a quad of sneakers and register him for Pilates Classes
If he were an Olympian, what distance would you say he can be a champ in?
I think he'll do fine in the 4 inches relay !!
That pig moves slower than earth rotates around the sun
Don't entice him with peanuts, PIG WANT CUSTARD PIES, LINE UP ABOUT THOUSAND OF MORE HE'LL BE RUNNING FASTER than Bugs Bunny running from Elmer Fudge during Pig Season
Haha she definitely kicks up the pace when there’s food involved
I miss my pet piggy. :/
Sorry to hear it!
Anne of All Trades Thanks but Mrs. Piggy Bundy went to a good home. I just didn’t have the right place or time to give her the attention she deserved.
But will the pig setup the plane? Evidently not :)
She has a hard time holding the hammer.