Escaping the Ordinary: Crafting Guitars by Hand - The Worship Series S1 Ep4
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- Опубликовано: 7 окт 2023
- In this video its time to fill in some gaps and get some comfort carves on this custom guitar. And of course we're doing it all with hand tools!
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This series seems to have re-energised you. It's lovely to see. I guess part of it is because you're building with purpose and knowing the instrument will be going into use.
It really does make a difference, that and it been too long since I used a lot of hand tools! 😁
I’m learning so much watching this build. I’ve always been unsure about my ability to use planes, but you’ve convinced me to start learning.
Thanks!
That’s awesome 🙌
You're right. Planes are the most satisfying and meditative hand tool. Thanks for sharing!
So pleased I found them after years of table saws etc. 👍
I love planes. I have several old stanley baileys from 4 to 8 and they are great. A sharp plane is a wonder. Shame most people dont ever experience planing with a properly sharp blade. Guitar making is more satisfying when you combine hand tools with power tools for the big tasks Great videos btw !
Totally right on all points! 👍
I have (2) #4 planes, a #5, a #6 and a #7. I'd say my #6 is my go-to most of the time. Love that thing. 😎
Nice! 👍
Wow this is coming together a right sight quicker than I'd thought it would! Ben Crowe could learn a thing or two here... ;P
Ben often has many projects on at once, which why I strictly limit myself to one!
Had some fun with planes just today, fitting the cavity cover on my latest build. I need me a couple more, though.
Always another one to get!
love my block plane and my 5 1/2
I think I need a 5-1/2!
haven't heard about the scroob plane before 😉
It will be a Yorkshire invention (as all the best things are!) so I’ll be saying it right! 😂
@@KingBespokeCreations ah of course :)
Really nice work 👍.
While dimensioning I noticed you didn't use marking gauge but then i thought and realized it's not a dovetail box so trying to achieve perfect parallelity is not required. 😁
I love hand planes!!!😄 I have a handful of old (from 40'-60' era) Records - two num 4, num 5 and 5 1/2 , and few modern/new planes ones. In future i would like to get a an old record 778. Quick hand plane question - for fine smoothing did you try to move a frog "over the edge" ?- I ask because i see that with older blades this is what you would have to do if you want to have a minimal mouth opening.
The frog is definitely there to change the mouth of the plane, I had to move it back when I changed the blade as it was thicker than the previous.
In real time, how long did that scrub take you?
- Paul
No more than 10mins. Including camera angle changes.
@@KingBespokeCreations Wow! I’ve been looking at “How to convert your crummy bench plane into a scrub plane” videos. This now motivates me.
@@Eeklex that’s exactly what this is. A modern Stanley SB4, a hideous plane for smoothing but perfect to make into a scrub 👍
I just look at a plane and I'm intimidated... I have learned how to gouge wood so far. You make it look so easy. thank you
They are the simplest tool. Have a sharp blade and set it shallow and you won’t go far wrong 👍
@@KingBespokeCreations Yes, I shall try to sharpen a blade first before attempting to do any planing.