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Are the new stanley planes as good as the old ones? I love your videos!!

His woodworking is poetic.

what an amazing man-brilliant philosophy

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That was lovely. Does anyone know the name of the introductory song?

How did he get 3 9/16” when he started the measurement on the 1/8” mark? At 15:43

00:26:00 a very precise and accurate adjuster

What an interesting guy, my old working teacher was only a chip off the block compared to Jim. Working and history lessons all rolled into one 👌

That was a real lesson.

Yes bro I like the tune you’ve put to this

I FOUND THIS SO INSPIRING AND HAS GIVEN ME CONFIDENCE TO ADVANCE MY WOODWORKING TO MAKING DOVETAIL JOINTS

I’ve just started my woodworking journey since Covid. I’m loving it and can’t get enough of old craftsmanship being shown to us mere mortals…just seen your blind dovetail draw video…excellent I can’t wait to give it a try 🤓👍

Joyful presenter, and excellent teacher, a master of traditional woodworking simply priceless to watch. Thank you very much.

Thanks Jim.

Is there a hint at the beginning that moulding planes need straight wood without any knots? That was where I always ran into a brick wall . But I just bought an aprom like Jim`s as it feels so right .

Absolutely fabulous, what a craftsman, more !!!

EXCELLENT !! Thank You

Ось чим потрібно буде займатися в такому віці. Дякую ВАМ. 😊😊😊😊( а не нападати на сусіда)

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A very very interesting document ! An instant classic !

A natural teacher

Absolute cracker - thanks.

Benchfocus 🤣 glasses Jim this was one of the very best dovetail demonstrations, I have seen and entertaining clear and concise ❤

Oglądam z zapartym tchem MISTRZA stolarstwa ręcznego

Thank you for your video it was very, very interesting. 👏👏👏👏👏

Two days ago. I cut a mitered dovetail joint with 6 tails. It was the second joint for this particular project. I made a small mistake with my layout lines, so I have to do a lot of chiseling to hopefully save it. I will try to be more careful so I can avoid the time consuming repair work.

Thanks Jim every day we learn more and grasp new and brlient woodworking techniques

Thanks so much. I indeed enjoyed watching this important lesson. Allah bless you

I would like to make it into drawer fronts for a jewelry box with polished brass pulls😊

Wow, you have some classics on your channel. Subscribed.

16:30 "That's as near the middle as it matters". Beautiful...

I don't think I have enjoyed any woodworking video as much as I enjoy watching his.

This was an interesting video. Good information for both hand tool and power tool methods.

Just rewatched this and still found food for thought ..... Doodle pip. 😀

Now i have to find one of those clearenced chisels that will clean the pin floor corners between the tails!😊😊 LOVED THIS!

Excellent video Tim. Well worth watching. Having been to Japan quite a few times, (the Narita area outside Tokyo), I find this so fascinating especially as I’m slowly incorporating Japanese tools into my own wood working. Many thanks. 😊

Absolutely brilliant! Jim was amazing and what a treasure to share his knowledge and experience. Thank you for posting this!

Do you really need anyone to tell you :)

Thank you very much for the video. I always wonder where you find these gems. Your videos are truly enriching for anyone interested in woodworking. Greetings from good ole Germany.

Thank you for the close up views while chiseling out the sockets. That definitely helped me.

The act of looking at an oiled ribbon striped mahogany board is a near spiritual experience. I look forward to seeing what you do with it.

I’m sure I could eventually think of something to make with it, but in the meantime, I would probably just sit and stare at that beautiful woodgrain for hours on end

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Thank you. I had an instructor who was almost as good as you

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Love these! ❤ How old are the videos and where was his shop? JIM ❤

I thoroughly enjoyed watching this, I can only imagine the knowledge he garnered over the years!

I spent the other evening watching his dove tail videos, what a great teacher he was!!

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