I'm a widow & just found my husbands planner. After blowing the sawdust out I read the manual. I allways used our Hand planners so I'm a little Nerve's using this. I watch many DIY videos being self dependent & love my work shop. Your Video is the BEST!!. Extremely" easy to understand & your very educational. Now I feel confident thank thank thank You😉
I’ve been watching wood working videos for years and this stuff is too notch. Especially the clamping advice. I’ve been struggling with my limited space, but those pipe clamp ideas are incredible
Of you have a wood tap you can use bolts and tap some handles to make your own vices. Only wood and not heavy metal but for a project and a useful cheap trick pretty cool.
"And the award for the guy who you would most like to be your neighbor/buddy goes to Uncle Knackers!" I watch a lot of woodworking videos and always watch your videos. the videos are awesome, the info is killer and the explanations easy to understand but your personality makes it fun too. thank you !
For a 2 year old video, and your still responding to comments, just goes to show how dedicated you are! I'm currently renovating our 5,000sq ft home. Doing everything DIY as much as possible. Your videos (and other creators) have gotten me through so many tight spots..thank you for what you do man! Keep up the great work! Cheers from Wisconsin USA! The cheese state 🧀🐄🧀🐄🧀🐄🧀
Cheers for that Richard! Appreciate the feedback mate. Yep still responding as you guys are the reason l keep going. It's a great way of building a positive community 👍👍 Good luck with the Reno's mate and thanks for taking the time to watch. 😁 Wisconsin sounds like my kind of State......gotta love a good cheese 👍😁🇦🇺
This was definitely informative, I have a power planner but was not knowledgeable of it’s correct use. The tips regarding the blade flipping also was an eye opener! As far as the use of clamps, that is brilliant! Please record more tips like this. Thanks!!
This is EXCELLENT! I'm comfortable with most power tools, but these planers have always scared the hell out of me. Now I need to use one for scarfing plywood, and I feel a lot better about it thanks to your clear, sensible presentation. Thank you!
LOVE your jokes !! As a old guy doing woodworking for 50 years, I find your videos very informative. I'm just not that great at teaching people . Going to show some young DIY's neighbors your channel, you will teach them such great knowledge and terrific tips. Thank you so much !!!!!!
Great video!! I've been doing woodworking, both professional and DIY, for 50 years. I've never ever seen the tricks with the pipe clamps through the table top or the legs. It just goes to show you can still learn stuff every day. Thanks for the great video. BTW... don't quit your day job just yet. You'll starve to death if you rely on those jokes to put food on the table.
@@diyforknuckleheads hi buddy, what's the brand of blue pipe clamp that you use in this video? The link is for a different clamp that looks not as good for what I need. Thanks for sharing!
@@silversurfer233 Mate, mine are Irwin Clamps suitable a 3/4" Pipe. They, unlike a lot of other pipe clamps don't require a threaded end on the pipe which was really appealing to me. I did a search on Amazon, found the same type but it was for a half inch pipe which to be fair is probably OK. The ones l linked to are a very popular model and will do the job for you perfectly. Thet just need a threaded pipe. Hope that makes sense 👍😁🇦🇺
Thanks for the vid, and I appreciate the emphasis on safety! Nothing infuriates me quite as much as woodworking videos that demonstrate unsafe practices.
Yeah, whenever there is a video teaching anything at all, I cringe when they do not show/explain safety practices. It should be a part of every tool or woodworking lesson for newer folks that could be watching.
Very useful for a new planer user. I was a bit confused for a while until I realised this some of this was instruction for a left handed user! Make sure you reverse everything.
First video of your I've watched, well done sir. I'm still new to wood working and understand the need for straight pieces. I've been using a router table I built but a hand planner looks like it can be quicker set up. Like anything I just need to practice with it. The section on using pipe clamps was huge, justified getting them ...
Have you had a budget increase Unkle K? Two pencils? One looked brand new!!!!!! As always informative and entertaining in equal measures. Keep up the great work.
I'm a widow too, and I'm just learning how to use all these tools on my own. Because he never really showed me much. Yours is the most informative video I've ever seen, and I'm saving it!
Glad you liked it Dustmeister! I still comment as l think it's the least l can do for someone who has taken the time out of their day to watch one of my dodgy vids and then leave a comment....l really appreciate it 👍👍 Thanks for the sub too....👍😁🇦🇺
I know nothing before this video about electric planners... learned a lot... also great advice on pipe clamps and homemade vise's... excellent ideas!!!
your thumbnail reminds me of when I did that very thing and took the tip of my finger off. i was so used to feeling for the blade as a carpenter mind you it was over 35 years ago
You missed a bit of self deprecating humor there "the knob on the top of the planer is the person using it, this one is for changing the depth" hehe, great vids :)
Great idea. My angle grinder lead is about 6 inches (old speak) long now. I’ve cut it so many times. It’s a wonder I’m still upright. Thanks for the tip.
I bought an electric planer after I watched how you planed that cool big dining table you made, but yeah I was a little afraid to use it at first.. Always love your videos and learn alot from them--thanks for taking the time to put them together for us. And I love that jig--I'll have to make one of those this weekend!
I thought this was an advertisement and I was waiting for a while for “skip add” Then my husband started watching this with me. Now he owns a plainer. I asked him what he is going to do with it. He didn’t know.
In America, women have to be completely self taught. We're treated horribly by men in this field. So your video is very helpful! I appreciate how you explain things.
Clamp things every time. EVERY!! Being clever, I was trying to run a wedge across the cutters with left hand, and holding the plane right hand. Piece shot away and my finger ends went into the cutter. Could see the boney ends etc. Sounds obvious, but working with it every day hanging doors, familiarity breeds contempt. It took nearly 2 years to grow sufficient skin etc to 'look normal' and about another 6 years for feeling to return. I did know better. :0/ These things are NOT forgiving.
@@diyforknuckleheads Maaate I was in hospital some time ago and said to the young nurse do you like grumpy old men and she said No and I said nether dose my wife .
If you're going to work with reclaimed wood, invest in an actual metal detector. Aluminum nails will laugh at your magnet and puch your planer in the teeth.
@@cchavezjr7, right on. The reason one of my preferred push sticks on the table saw is aluminium with a bird’s mouth. Nothing drastic happens if the blade is grazed, just cuts through it.
Love the clamping ideas. I have to travel 600 or so miles soon to help my in-laws repair damage from Hurricane Sally. There is no workshop so I plan to build a work table that will mount to the Class 3 receiver hitch on my motor home. I plan to take a metal working vise to mount on the table and will include your pipe clamp vise for wood projects. Great idea! Darlington,South Carolina USA
Thanks William and sorry to hear about the aftermath of Hurricane Sally.....Hope everybody was OK? Thanks for watching mate and l'm sure you'll like the vice. Cheers 🇦🇺👍
I really liked the way of making a vice from pipe clamp. I have a very small vice (for metal/soldering), but it's no good for thicker wood, so this idea was great!
Mind blown! Just starting to get into woodworking again after not doing anything for decades. Your videos are all very useful and engaging - so thank you for that! But dang, when showed the ever so simple and useful tip about bar clamps as a vice, my mind was blown haha! Such a useful tip as I really can't decide what kind of bench vice I want to get yet ... that tip will carry me through! Thanks again!
I have been an avid woodworker for a couple of years. I got a huge amount of tips from an American woodwork channel for beginners. It was great but recently the presenter has given up on woodworking and tips and gone into interviewing other woodworking channel presenters so it became boring. You sir have the best channel of its type I have come across and am really sorry I didn't find it earlier. The tips are excellent and the jokes are dire. Brilliant.
One thing i do recommend is to put the cord over your shoulder. A tip i picked up from car detailing channels. It gets the cord out of the way and prevents snags
Omg!! This was so super helpful!! I am a brand new trying to learn woodworking… you have solved so many problems I have because I’m limited in money… Not only did I learn about planers-why I clicked on your video-but, the vice clamp and table clamps ideas… brilliant! I can do that right now with what I have on hand! Love the magnet idea.Thank you so so so much,
just got myself an electric planer virtually identical to the one in this video!! the one i got didnt have any usage instructions so this video was PERFECT!!! thanks!
1. Pipe clamp vice deserves a video of its own. 2. How to avoid streak marks when using an electric planer for face planing as opposed to edge planing?
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I'm a widow & just found my husbands planner. After blowing the sawdust out I read the manual. I allways used our Hand planners so I'm a little Nerve's using this. I watch many DIY videos being self dependent & love my work shop. Your Video is the BEST!!. Extremely" easy to understand & your very educational. Now I feel confident thank thank thank You😉
Fantastic Paula! Well done on dusting off the planer. Once you get the hang of it, it's a very handy little machine 👍😁🇦🇺
Can I use the tools of your husband thank you
Let's go, all us nerds. Forget fear, keep respect.
@@diyforknuckleheadsI knew you are a great teacher. Now I know you are very nice too.
@@josepalacid Cheers mate 👍😁🇦🇺
That part using the clamps to make a vise was pure genius. Haven't seen anyone else doing similar. 💯
Cheers Bernie! Glad you liked it mate and thanks for the feedback 👍👍😁🇦🇺
@@diyforknuckleheads always found your contents very informative and practical. Thanks mate. Now let me have some of that tea. 😑
@@burningbernie Have a nice cuppa mate 👍👍😁
Love videos like these, I can tell my wife to watch it and she'll understand why I need a new tool.
Hahahahhahaha....Smart mate......very smart 👍👍
Mark, you are a god !!!!
Ha ha ha ha ha ha
Hey amazing guy ...do you have any videos on how to correctly calibrate a mitre saw ?? I'm really convinced YOU would explain it better !!👍🏾
This guy is seriously amazing, why didn't i find him sooner, just like a father with good advice :)
Thanks Zack.....great to have you on board mate 👍😁🇦🇺
@@diyforknuckleheads thanks Dad!
@@thrills120 😂
Agreed I want to be adopted by this guy 😂
Thanks!
👍😁....Thanks Brian! Really appreciate the donation mate.....very much appreciated 👍😁🇦🇺
@@diyforknuckleheadsit was a great lesson for me as a beginner. Good luck, keep it up!
@@briancannon1704 Thanks Brian and good luck with the Planer 👍
I’ve been watching wood working videos for years and this stuff is too notch. Especially the clamping advice. I’ve been struggling with my limited space, but those pipe clamp ideas are incredible
Cheers mate! Glad you liked the video and thanks for the feedback 👍😁🇦🇺
I'm not a beginner, but it's always a good thing to see how/what a other person is doing or think about it. It's never too late to learn something.
👍...Very true Peet.....thanks for watching 👍😁🇦🇺
I love your attitude, too many people in our trade think they are too good or too experienced to learn something new.
The best, most comprehensive video I’ve ever seen on the use of a power tool.
Great job!
Thank you for the comment Lee! Much appreciated mate 👍🇦🇺😁
I came for the planer info...but the clamping options were gold. Subscribed for the Dad Jokes.
Of you have a wood tap you can use bolts and tap some handles to make your own vices. Only wood and not heavy metal but for a project and a useful cheap trick pretty cool.
the clamping options were good ad Vice (another dad joke)
I UNSUBSCRIBED because if the dad jokes...
Haha... yeah... exactly!!
The most straight-forward, simplest, and easy to follow ever! Thank you very much for the wonderful instructions.
"And the award for the guy who you would most like to be your neighbor/buddy goes to Uncle Knackers!"
I watch a lot of woodworking videos and always watch your videos. the videos are awesome, the info is killer and the explanations easy to understand but your personality makes it fun too. thank you !
Cheers mate! Glad you like the vids and thanks for taking the time to watch. 👍😁🇦🇺
Great Advice!!! Also the one for magnets to detect hidden nails in the wood... as simple as amazing!
No worries Alessandro! Glad you found the video useful mate and thanks for watching 👍😁🇦🇺
What a great idea for a quick makeshift leg vice - great tip knackers - or should it be quackers!! You bloody legend! Keep em coming mate
😂....thanks Matt! Gotta say the vice works really well mate...give it a go 👍 Have a great weekend 👍😁🇦🇺
I am happy to accept the demonstrator as my guru in wood working jobs. Thanks a lot.
Thanks mate! I appreciate the comment 👍👍😁🇦🇺
This guy is absolutely the best instructor...ever, anywhere. He should run courses on how to teach...any subject.
👍😁.....Thanks Brian! Really appreciate the feedback mate and thanks for watching 👍🇦🇺😁
For a 2 year old video, and your still responding to comments, just goes to show how dedicated you are!
I'm currently renovating our 5,000sq ft home. Doing everything DIY as much as possible. Your videos (and other creators) have gotten me through so many tight spots..thank you for what you do man! Keep up the great work! Cheers from Wisconsin USA! The cheese state 🧀🐄🧀🐄🧀🐄🧀
Cheers for that Richard! Appreciate the feedback mate. Yep still responding as you guys are the reason l keep going. It's a great way of building a positive community 👍👍 Good luck with the Reno's mate and thanks for taking the time to watch. 😁 Wisconsin sounds like my kind of State......gotta love a good cheese 👍😁🇦🇺
@duke1281 You would feel right at home here - no shortage of cheese! 😊
This was definitely informative, I have a power planner but was not knowledgeable of it’s correct use. The tips regarding the blade flipping also was an eye opener!
As far as the use of clamps, that is brilliant! Please record more tips like this.
Thanks!!
Glad it was helpful Les and thanks for watching mate....much appreciated 😁👍🇦🇺
You had me at "anatomy lesson" excellent, so glad I found your channel! New subscriber! VERY well done!
Came to learn about a planer...but those tips about using pipe clamps as a holdfast or leg clamp were pure gold. Thank you, sir!
My pleasure mate! Glad you liked them and thanks for watching 👍😁🇦🇺
These types of videos are the best. There are so many videos with people doing perfect work with top shelf tools that were given to them by sponsers.
Thanks Kun! Appreciate the comment mate 👍🇦🇺😁
This is EXCELLENT! I'm comfortable with most power tools, but these planers have always scared the hell out of me. Now I need to use one for scarfing plywood, and I feel a lot better about it thanks to your clear, sensible presentation. Thank you!
You're very welcome Chris! Glad you found the video useful mate and all the best with the planer 👍😁🇦🇺
planer is whole lot safer then circular saw,table saw ,angle grinder reciprocal saw
Thank you for this video, specially for last part demonstrating how to use Pipe clamps.
No worries at all Arresha! Glad you found it helpful and thanks for watching 👍😁🇦🇺
LOVE your jokes !! As a old guy doing woodworking for 50 years, I find your videos very informative. I'm just not that great at teaching people . Going to show some young DIY's neighbors your channel, you will teach them such great knowledge and terrific tips. Thank you so much !!!!!!
No worries Rod! 👍 Thanks for sharing the vids mate....really appreciate it 👍😁🇦🇺
Thank you for sharing. I don't have a plainer but I plan to get started with woodworking in the future.
No worries at all mate! Thanks for taking the time to watch 👍😁🇦🇺
The pipe clamp ideas were worth watching the whole video for!!!
Glad you like them mate! Thanks for watching 👍😁🇦🇺
Hello my friend.
These are really good tips. I learned about Makita planer blade replacement. Thank you for sharing. Big greetings. Yours truly.
No worries at all.....glad you found the video useful and thanks for watching 👍😁🇦🇺
@@diyforknuckleheads You're welcome. See you. I wish you a good day.
Great video!! I've been doing woodworking, both professional and DIY, for 50 years. I've never ever seen the tricks with the pipe clamps through the table top or the legs. It just goes to show you can still learn stuff every day.
Thanks for the great video.
BTW... don't quit your day job just yet. You'll starve to death if you rely on those jokes to put food on the table.
Hahahahha...WHAT......that was one of my best jokes Steve!! Thanks for watching mate 👍😁🇦🇺
I am about to plan a couple of doors tomorrow and it’s one job I suck at. This video couldn’t have come at a better time 👍
Good stuff Joel! All the best with the doors mate 👍 Let me know how you go 👍😁🇦🇺
@@diyforknuckleheads hi buddy, what's the brand of blue pipe clamp that you use in this video? The link is for a different clamp that looks not as good for what I need. Thanks for sharing!
@@silversurfer233 They look like Irwin pipe clamps
@@silversurfer233 Mate, mine are Irwin Clamps suitable a 3/4" Pipe. They, unlike a lot of other pipe clamps don't require a threaded end on the pipe which was really appealing to me. I did a search on Amazon, found the same type but it was for a half inch pipe which to be fair is probably OK. The ones l linked to are a very popular model and will do the job for you perfectly. Thet just need a threaded pipe. Hope that makes sense 👍😁🇦🇺
@@diyforknuckleheads thanks for the reply, I will get a set of each as they will be "good to go! "
Thumbs up for the pipe clamp vice idea. Genius.
Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching Graham 👍😁🇦🇺
I love the way you discussed the subject matter you are a good teacher god bless to you sir. I am filipino from cebu phils.
Thank you very much Jomar...glad you liked the video mate and thanks also for watching from Cebu Phils 👍😁🇦🇺
Thanks for the vid, and I appreciate the emphasis on safety! Nothing infuriates me quite as much as woodworking videos that demonstrate unsafe practices.
Cheers Patrick....appreciate the comment mate 👍😁🇦🇺
Yeah, whenever there is a video teaching anything at all, I cringe when they do not show/explain safety practices.
It should be a part of every tool or woodworking lesson for newer folks that could be watching.
you're a great teacher, thanks for the tutorial, grateful Pom
Cheers Ray 👍.....Glad to help mate 👍😁🇦🇺
Great tip Knackers, I wish I'd seen this before I tried using one a few years ago, I gave up and went and bought a hand plane. Thankyou for sharing.
No worries Stuart! Glad to shed some light on the machine mate 👍🇦🇺😁
"Don't buy a cheap set of pipe clamps".....VERY good advice!! Harbor Freight taught me that!!
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Very useful for a new planer user. I was a bit confused for a while until I realised this some of this was instruction for a left handed user! Make sure you reverse everything.
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First video of your I've watched, well done sir. I'm still new to wood working and understand the need for straight pieces. I've been using a router table I built but a hand planner looks like it can be quicker set up. Like anything I just need to practice with it. The section on using pipe clamps was huge, justified getting them ...
G'day Steven....glad you found the video useful mate 👍 Thanks for watching 👍😁🇦🇺🎄
Have you had a budget increase Unkle K? Two pencils? One looked brand new!!!!!!
As always informative and entertaining in equal measures. Keep up the great work.
Hahahahahhahaha.....pencils are a premium in my place mate...having two is unheard of😂😂
Thanks for watching mate 👍😁🇦🇺
Why do electric planer videos always show examples of how this works on wood that is already planed!
I'm a widow too, and I'm just learning how to use all these tools on my own. Because he never really showed me much.
Yours is the most informative video I've ever seen, and I'm saving it!
Thanks Deb....glad you found it useful 👍🇦🇺😁
brilliant idea with the V shaped jig. I don't yet have a vice on my bench and that's a great solution.
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Pipe clamp vise was the coolest thing I learned in this one!
Cheers mate....glad you liked it 👍😁🇦🇺
I’ve seen “sash cramps” which cost £Mega for what they are. But pipe clamps are reasonable. Thanks for the heads-up. 👍
Great tips... keep em coming Knackers!!
Thanks Clayton!! Glad you liked them mate and thanks for watching 👍😁🇦🇺
175k subs and you still reply to all your comments. Wow!.
Done my part to get you to 176k! great vid by the way 👍
Glad you liked it Dustmeister! I still comment as l think it's the least l can do for someone who has taken the time out of their day to watch one of my dodgy vids and then leave a comment....l really appreciate it 👍👍 Thanks for the sub too....👍😁🇦🇺
I know nothing before this video about electric planners... learned a lot... also great advice on pipe clamps and homemade vise's... excellent ideas!!!
Thanks for that Robert 👍 Glad you found the video useful mate 😁🇦🇺👍
Great guide too, Uncle Knackers. I have a Rockwell from the late 60's with all of the guides for doors.
Steve!!!!....that's genuine antique mate 👍👍 Thanks for watching mate 👍🇦🇺😁
Greetings My King, we give thanks for your information, i do have same planner 😍😘 I love wood working
Hi Bongani....glad you found the video useful mate and thanks for watching 👍😁🇦🇺
@@diyforknuckleheads yes I please send more videos we love wood working and we living with it, it brings food on the tables 😅😎🤗
I did subscribe for more videos please make a plan with us as your subscribers 😁
May I ask something about having a you tube channel, did you you tube pay and how?
@@bonganimkhwanazi5097 Hi Bongani. Because RUclips is owned by Google, Google pays you a very small amount of money to play their ads on your video. 👍
Best damn accent in whole Australia ❤️ Can't get enough of it :) The tricks with the pipe clamp are nice too!
👍...Cheers Nick 👍😁🇦🇺
Re the accent...he gives the lovely Rita Panahi a run for her money.
your thumbnail reminds me of when I did that very thing and took the tip of my finger off. i was so used to feeling for the blade as a carpenter mind you it was over 35 years ago
Oooohhhh.....you wouldn't forget that mate 😬 Thanks for watching 👍😁🇦🇺
I got a milwaukee planner, it really helped me hanging slab doors and bifold doors.. life saver
👍...Awesome! Well done J.D 👍😁🇦🇺
Thanks . I learned a lot about the planner. Magnet tip , so simple ,nice , but never thought about it.
Cheers Chris!....Glad you found it useful mate 👍😁🇦🇺
Hello I love u channel ...and I always do your projects
Thanks mate!.....really appreciate the comment and your support 👍🇦🇺😁
“Ducks don’t speak English as far as I know” 😂😂😂
😂😂....apparently that's what l've been told 😂 Thanks for watching
Jesse 👍😁🇦🇺
@@diyforknuckleheads Just told my partner the 'dad duck' joke, pause of a few seconds then he cracked up, which is what I did when I heard it :)
@@jesshothersall Hahahahaha.....it''s the simple jokes that l find the best Jessica 😂
You missed a bit of self deprecating humor there "the knob on the top of the planer is the person using it, this one is for changing the depth" hehe, great vids :)
Hahahahhaha....I'll have to use that one in the future J.S 😂 Thanks for watching 👍😁🇦🇺
Ini dia penjelasan yang saya butuhkan. Bahasanya mudah dimengerti dan mudah dipraktekkan.
Terima kasih 😄💕
Terima kasih banyak Puspa! Senang Anda menemukan video yang bermanfaat. Semangat 👍😁🇦🇺
Perfect timing on this video. I recently bought my first electric hand planer and then this video popped up.
Google is listening Chris 😂😂 Good luck with the planer mate....it's a great little tool 👍 Thanks for watching 👍😁🇦🇺
When I use most of power tool, I place the cable on top of my arm rather than drag it behind the tool. My tip 😜
Over the shoulder works for me.
Great idea. My angle grinder lead is about 6 inches (old speak) long now. I’ve cut it so many times. It’s a wonder I’m still upright.
Thanks for the tip.
Good plan thanks
All of the above, plus sometimes tuck a bight under my belt, with just enough slack to feed my reach.
You guys need to join the 21st century and invest in cordless tools 😉
Perfect timing Shane, I've just bought one, but you knew that didn't you ? !! :-)
😂😂...using all my psychic powers Jim l just knew 😂. Thanks fir watching mate 👍😁🇦🇺
I bought an electric planer after I watched how you planed that cool big dining table you made, but yeah I was a little afraid to use it at first.. Always love your videos and learn alot from them--thanks for taking the time to put them together for us. And I love that jig--I'll have to make one of those this weekend!
Awesome! Thanks Lisa......Glad you found the video useful 👍😁🇦🇺
Hi Lisa,can you give a link to the dining table or a header please
just got my first electric planer today. great video. very easy to understand. i have a deck board I need to plan down. thanks so much
No worries at all! Thanks for the feedback and good luck with the planer 👍😁
Wow . The trick with the clamp is amazing!
👍😁....Cheers mate 👍😁🇦🇺
Great vid and I’m not even gonna lie...I laughed at the dad joke.
😂....you obviously have great taste in humour 😂 Thanks for watching mate and l'm glad you enjoyed the video. Cheers 😁🇦🇺👍
I did as well, and I’m instantly telling everyone I know!
@@natejm Hahahhaaha.....good stuff mate 👍🇦🇺😁
Good AD-VICE
I thought this was an advertisement and I was waiting for a while for “skip add” Then my husband started watching this with me. Now he owns a plainer. I asked him what he is going to do with it. He didn’t know.
😂.....Classic 😂
"You never know when you might need it!" Accounts for many tool purchases
🤣🤣🤣🤣 even I, i am in my way too.
Pipe clamp vice !!!! Brilliant . Great tool the planner , thanks for tips on eliminating snipe😄
No worries Annie and l'm glad you liked the homemade vice.....works a treat! Thanks for watching 👍🇦🇺😁
You are a very caring teacher, remind me of my favourite high school teacher. Thanks a lot
👍😁....No worries at all A.C! Glad you found the video useful and thanks for watching 👍😁🇦🇺
I've owned one of those for 20 years and I didn't know what that v-grove was for...
Now you know Otis 👍😁
Great video. Subbed
Thanks Mike....glad you found it useful mate 👍😁🇦🇺
Same
I was thinking to myself, why don’t I have a bench vice?
I was thinking through every reason till I simply thought, “I don’t have bench.”
😂....That would do it Travis 👍😁
Very useful. I often wondered what the groove was for and like many DIYers, reading the instructions is not an option lol. Thank you.
Hahahahaha....instructions???....what instructions! Thanks for watching Vinny 👍😁🇦🇺
Thank you. I don't have one but I have used one. Very handy. Thanks for the pipe clamp vice piece. Very nice.
No worries at all Neil 👍 Thanks for watching mate 👍😁🇦🇺
In America, women have to be completely self taught. We're treated horribly by men in this field. So your video is very helpful! I appreciate how you explain things.
😊👍.....Thanks for that...glad l could help 👍
Same for most people..
Uhh, where do you think every other man learns…
Clamp things every time. EVERY!! Being clever, I was trying to run a wedge across the cutters with left hand, and holding the plane right hand. Piece shot away and my finger ends went into the cutter. Could see the boney ends etc.
Sounds obvious, but working with it every day hanging doors, familiarity breeds contempt.
It took nearly 2 years to grow sufficient skin etc to 'look normal' and about another 6 years for feeling to return. I did know better. :0/
These things are NOT forgiving.
WOW! Very nasty indeed Dave.....l agree that familiarity can be a dangerous thing leading to complacently. Take care people 👍
Mephisto, thanks for your testimony, it will help to keep a least one, and probably many, folks in full possession of their fingers. A mitzvah.
A dad joke , well my joke , What do you call a sheep who's had a haircut :- Shaun
😂...I like it mate 👍😁🇦🇺
@@diyforknuckleheads Maaate I was in hospital some time ago and said to the young nurse do you like grumpy old men and she said No and I said nether dose my wife .
Excellent video, I just got a planer as a gift (never used one before) and these tips will really help!
Glad it was helpful mate and good luck with the planer! 👍😁
Bunnings will be left wondering why are they selling so many planers this Sunday(tommorrow)
Hahahahaha...They probably don;'t have any 😂 Cheers mate 🇦🇺😁👍
If you're going to work with reclaimed wood, invest in an actual metal detector. Aluminum nails will laugh at your magnet and puch your planer in the teeth.
Better a carbide blade and can cut any nail or almost any screws too.
Most steel blades will cut aluminum no problem. If it's carbide, even better. It's steel nails and screws that will kill a blade fast.
@@cchavezjr7, right on. The reason one of my preferred push sticks on the table saw is aluminium with a bird’s mouth. Nothing drastic happens if the blade is grazed, just cuts through it.
Love the clamping ideas. I have to travel 600 or so miles soon to help my in-laws repair damage from Hurricane Sally. There is no workshop so I plan to build a work table that will mount to the Class 3 receiver hitch on my motor home. I plan to take a metal working vise to mount on the table and will include your pipe clamp vise for wood projects. Great idea! Darlington,South Carolina USA
Thanks William and sorry to hear about the aftermath of Hurricane Sally.....Hope everybody was OK?
Thanks for watching mate and l'm sure you'll like the vice. Cheers 🇦🇺👍
THANK YOU SO MUCH for those pipe clamp tips! I was trying to work it out in my head for too long!
Happy to help Dean! Thanks for watching mate 👍
I really liked the way of making a vice from pipe clamp. I have a very small vice (for metal/soldering), but it's no good for thicker wood, so this idea was great!
@@AlexLittle Thanks Alex 👍
Mind blown! Just starting to get into woodworking again after not doing anything for decades. Your videos are all very useful and engaging - so thank you for that! But dang, when showed the ever so simple and useful tip about bar clamps as a vice, my mind was blown haha! Such a useful tip as I really can't decide what kind of bench vice I want to get yet ... that tip will carry me through! Thanks again!
No worries at all Steve! Glad you liked the vice tips mate 👍😁🇦🇺
Great tip UNCLE knackers, indeed ! Your presentation is MAGNETIC & PLAIN ... simple.😉 THANKYOU !
My pleasure Nathan! Glad you found it useful mate and thanks for watching 👍😁🇦🇺
Some great basics and some nifty tips and tricks covered in this video. Thanks
Thanks Mark 👍😁
That clamp vice is genius. Thanks for that.
👍😁 No worries mate...glad you liked it 👍😁🇦🇺
Came here to learn about electric planing and got a bonus solution to my clamping conundrum. Nice one mate!
My pleasure mate....glad to help 👍😁🇦🇺
Carpenter Joiner here, this guy keeps it simple and Aussie. Legend
👍...Cheers mate 😁🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺
Very good explanation on how to use the plane must always be carefully when using electrical power tools
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Enjoyed the anti-clockwise for counterclockwise.
Nice quack quack too.
👍 Cheers David 👍🇦🇺😁
I didn't realize Mr. Robot was doing wood working videos! This dude is multi-talented!
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I have been an avid woodworker for a couple of years. I got a huge amount of tips from an American woodwork channel for beginners. It was great but recently the presenter has given up on woodworking and tips and gone into interviewing other woodworking channel presenters so it became boring. You sir have the best channel of its type I have come across and am really sorry I didn't find it earlier. The tips are excellent and the jokes are dire. Brilliant.
Fantastic! Thank you so much for the feedback Richard....really appreciate it mate and l'm glad that you find the jokes just as appalling as l do 😂😂
just stumbled on your vid, Great ,love your approach Ive been working wood for 40years and found this refreshing thanks from the UK
Thanks Paul 👍 Appreciate the comment mate 👍🇦🇺😁
One thing i do recommend is to put the cord over your shoulder. A tip i picked up from car detailing channels. It gets the cord out of the way and prevents snags
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Omg!! This was so super helpful!! I am a brand new trying to learn woodworking… you have solved so many problems I have because I’m limited in money…
Not only did I learn about planers-why I clicked on your video-but, the vice clamp and table clamps ideas… brilliant! I can do that right now with what I have on hand! Love the magnet idea.Thank you so so so much,
No worries at all Lora! Glad you found the video useful and thanks for taking the time to watch 👍😁🇦🇺
Thanks for the video, Sir. The tips on clamping are truly practical.
No worries at all Eduardo! Glad you found the vid useful mate 👍😁🇦🇺
Love this guys no frills style.
He's just so easy to listen to.
👍.....Cheers Davy! Appreciate the comment mate 👍🇦🇺😁
just got myself an electric planer virtually identical to the one in this video!! the one i got didnt have any usage instructions so this video was PERFECT!!! thanks!
Awesome! Glad you found the vid useful mate 👍😁🇦🇺
The clamp ideas for vice is genius ! Thank you sir
My pleasure!....glad you liked the idea 👍👍😁🇦🇺
how great is this explanation . finally i can concentrate . i am gonna buy all the tools you use in future.
Thanks Amdra 👍😁🇦🇺
Thank you for great information on how to use a tool safely I have brought one of these never used before best tool dly video I have ever watched
Hi Wendy...thank you for the feedback and l'm glad you found the vid useful! Cheers 🇦🇺😁
Dude! This video is so loaded with quality content and premium dad jokes. Love it.
😂...Cheers mate 👍 Thanks for the feedback and for watching 👍😁🇦🇺
I have been using a hand plane forever and finally decided to get an electric one. Thanks for this. Super helpful.
Glad I could help mate! Thanks for watching 👍😁🇦🇺
1. Pipe clamp vice deserves a video of its own.
2. How to avoid streak marks when using an electric planer for face planing as opposed to edge planing?