Mik, you don't have to thank me... we do have to thank you very much for sharing with us your habilities.... And... I'm just trying to be fair with you and your art... Cause you deserve it....
Today is August 12 and Father's Day here in Brazil, I can not help comparing him to Geppetto and his child generated from some pieces of wood. Congratulations
sublime, el trabajo con esa música hace que no pierdas detalle, tienes un don en esa manos, no me explico como puede haber alguien que no le guste, envidia?, no encuentro esa respuesta, no pierdo detalle de tus vídeos, son obras de arte, esos cortes perfecto ya quisiera yo poder hacerlos, me suscribo
Told me all I need to know to recreate, I hope, this neat little router, with the few tools I have. All accompanied by a lovely piece of relaxing music. Think I will watch it again. thanks.
Mikel eres un maestro de arte de la ebanisteria, siempre me dejas impresionado, pero lo mejor de cada video es que el siguiente se que va a ser mejor que el anterior, mi enhorabuena por el excelente trabajo que haces,y por compartirlo con nosotros, Un saludo compañero
Mikhandmaker I'm sorry that you had to translate my review :) I thought, if it's even written in Chinese here, then it should be in Russian;) but on the topic: a hand drill would be too old school :)) about a hand instrument: I bought myself an electric instrument different in the garage, and now came to the fact that manual is sometimes better: easier to use, less space takes. Although, what do I tell? you know it better than me;) (sorry for the translation)
Don't worry, although for me sometimes is difficult to answer some comments because of the language, I love having these because it means that my videos reach different places around the world!! Thanks!!
Se lo ve hermoso, creo que voy a tratar de fabricarme uno muy similar. El sistema de ajuste es ko suficientemente fuerte para que no se mueva la cuchilla? Saludos
I love the idea of using the mirror to keep an eye on the other side of the cut. That's a problem I have always had, to be following the line on my side and have the other side go off track. I look forward to trying that out.
I have made the plane! I replaced the brass plate with wooden one with a nut in it. And I made an additional groove in the bed to be able to use two different blades (I use 15 mm and 6 mm wide chisels as blades). And it works! Thank you again for sharing this video!
Thanks for telling me!! That's a good idea, I would like to see your final result!! If you want send me a photo to my email that you can find in the channel information.
Yet another beautiful, useful project for me to copy. Between your projects an my honey do's, I'm having a difficult time keeping up, even though retired. Keep up the good work and thanks for the video.
Hola Mikel Todo los proyectos que haces son para exhibirlos en un museo 😅 Son de una esquisitez tremenda y tienes mi admiración 👌 Gracias por tu tiempo Un abrazo 🤗 Badalona
Nice! One modification I would make is to have the base extend further out in front of the blade to make it easier to cut in from the edge of the workpiece.
Very clean looking video. At approx. 4:30, what is the tool you are using to remove material on the curved part? I couldn't see it too clearly on the video. Thanks for a reply.
Gorgeous video! A pleasure to see it as well as hear it. Skillful and thoughtful editing made for an entertaining (and highly informative) viewing. Thank you for such outstanding work.
I stumbled on this channel by accident and this is the second video I've watched and I've loved both. I also enjoy the choice in music, very soothing. You have yourself a new subscriber :-)
Wow - i have been toying with the idea of either buying or making a router plane. I've watched several videos on some hand-made ones and tested out a few Stanley's and Veritas ones. But - your design and execution shown on this video has convinced me that i ought to make my own. I am going to follow your design, just perhaps a little larger. Very beautifully and well done there. +1 Sub Thumbs Up!!!
I'm very happy to hear that, the idea of making it larger will allow you to make bigger pressure with stronger woods. I would love to see the result if you finally encourage to make it. Thanks for the comment Erik!!
Hello!!! Nice to see your works in wood. Is it possible that you would tell me how to get the instruments you work with, the whole gamut of tiny instruments around the table?
Thanks!! I don't know which instruments are you referring to, my table sometimes is a mess, please tell me the minute of the video in which they appear.
Wow! Its amazing to see someone take so much pride in thier work, a lot of videos with people making everything, but with use of machinery, and all so proud of themselves, even though they only done 1/8 of the work... Great video! By far the best diy video ive seen. Keep up the great work^_^
Excellent work, and beautiful piece. Only one question: Isn't it too small? With no protruding part on the front may be difficult to attack the piece of wood from the outside.
I have used it with softwoods where it's no necessary to make so much strength but it's true that with hardest woods it would be better a bigger router plane so that you can make more strength, you would have more gripping surface. Thank your Gaetano!!
Hola Matias muchas gracias por esas palabras, para mi la madera es un Hobby y una desconexión de lo cotidiano, me encanta meterme en ese pequeño "taller" y detener el tiempo!!
Love the cleaning up of the poor man's router idea from Paul Sellers I've been hanging out on intructables.com for a while now, and How-Tos about router plane are rare, you should definitely make one !
What a fantastic hand made piece of kit , very talented, 1 question the piece that you hammered in to place what are they called please and where would I purchase them ,many thanks bri
Very nice work. Prefer to hear people explain as they go along, however today, I just decided to watch... typically I skip videos that no one speaks. Still job well done.
Thanks Lee. I decided not to speak in my videos because of the language, I'm from Spain, so that by this way I can reach more people. Because of this, I try to make the videos as clear as possible. I'm glad you liked it, thank for your comment!
My pleasure! I made the playlist originally when i released my own routerplane projectvid to allow my viewers to easily find other ways of making a routerplane. The list gradually grows, i try to add each routerplane project i find. Its an interesting watch as there are many ways to make one. Yours is quite unique, i like it!
What is the wood that you use for the main base of the planer it looks like Sycamore I worked with it many times beautiful wood a lot of people overlook let me know if I was correct
Mikhandmaker awesome I thought so and it's so great to see somebody Implement Sycamore into their woodworking it's very rare that you even see people think about that wood it's so beautiful. thank you for your quick and exclamation reply that just earned you a subscribe
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Best video I’ve seen so far on this topic! Thank so much! My next project
You my friend making your tool a piece of art. Thank you for sharing. Watching your workmanship of art inspires one to be better. Bob
Thanks for the comment! I appreciate those words 👍
Well that was the most beautiful 9:25 minutes of skill and joy. Great work. I’ll take a dozen. Thank you.
I applaud your attention to detail and patience. Congratulations. Job well done.
Thanks for your words Ronald
Great video. I enjoyed the fact that you used your hands rather then power tools. This got me motivated to do a wood working project, thank you .
Thanks to you! I am happy this inspire you
Each tool of yours is a piece of art....
Love your art work...
It's a pleasure watch you work on....
Thanks man! You´re too kind!
Mik, you don't have to thank me... we do have to thank you very much for sharing with us your habilities....
And... I'm just trying to be fair with you and your art...
Cause you deserve it....
Today is August 12 and Father's Day here in Brazil, I can not help comparing him to Geppetto and his child generated from some pieces of wood.
Congratulations
Obrigado Carlinhos! ;-)
sublime, el trabajo con esa música hace que no pierdas detalle, tienes un don en esa manos, no me explico como puede haber alguien que no le guste, envidia?, no encuentro esa respuesta, no pierdo detalle de tus vídeos, son obras de arte, esos cortes perfecto ya quisiera yo poder hacerlos, me suscribo
Today I discovered the best woodworking chain. You just won a subscriber! Thanks for everything you do!
Thank you very much for your words Quentin!! I appreciate it.
Told me all I need to know to recreate, I hope, this neat little router, with the few tools I have. All accompanied by a lovely piece of relaxing music. Think I will watch it again. thanks.
Without large tools, nice tools can be built. I encourage you to try it!! Thanks
The best make-it-yourself video on this type of plane that I've seen!
I'm very happy to hear that Max, I appreciate your comment!!
Adding the "illustrations" of technique and potential applications was nice. I learned several lessons.
Thanks so much, appreciate you stopping by to leave a comment.
Mr Sellers will be proud of you! Very well done sir ;)
Thanks for the comment ;-)
Mikel eres un maestro de arte de la ebanisteria, siempre me dejas impresionado, pero lo mejor de cada video es que el siguiente se que va a ser mejor que el anterior, mi enhorabuena por el excelente trabajo que haces,y por compartirlo con nosotros, Un saludo compañero
Buff! Muchísimas gracias Fermín comentarios como este me dejan sin palabras y me ponen el listón muy alto :)) Gracias amigo me alegra que te gustase
Another good example of making low cost tools - thanks and keep up the great work !
Thank you very much!!
I'm sorry that's not a plane it's a work of art . Kick ass video and job thank you 👍👍👍👍👍😃🇺🇸
Great craftsmanship! Whole video almost felt magical
Thanks mate!
Класс. Точность обработки и использование исключительно ручного инструмента (не считая дрели) очень порадовали. Спасибо за видео :)
Спасибо! Мне не нужно было использовать электрическую дрель :-)))
(простить перевод)
Mikhandmaker I'm sorry that you had to translate my review :) I thought, if it's even written in Chinese here, then it should be in Russian;) but on the topic: a hand drill would be too old school :)) about a hand instrument: I bought myself an electric instrument different in the garage, and now came to the fact that manual is sometimes better: easier to use, less space takes. Although, what do I tell? you know it better than me;) (sorry for the translation)
Don't worry, although for me sometimes is difficult to answer some comments because of the language, I love having these because it means that my videos reach different places around the world!! Thanks!!
Making tools to make tools, that make tools. Love it. Attention to detail is top shelf.
I've been looking to buy a router plane, wow they are expensive. You have put one within my reach, thank you. A lovely job you have done.
Unmatched simplicity. Thank you, thank you, thank you.
Thank you for the comment! ;-)
Тише едешь, дальше будешь. Отличная работа и музыкальное сопровождение. Огромное спасибо.
спасибо!
Not only did I love the visual, but the soundtrack was awesome!
I'm glad you enjoyed it!!
Se lo ve hermoso, creo que voy a tratar de fabricarme uno muy similar. El sistema de ajuste es ko suficientemente fuerte para que no se mueva la cuchilla? Saludos
You did not use any power tools to make this tool, you really are an artist. Clean and elegant work Bravo
So nice. I love the adjustment plate and knob/bolt idea. That is thinking outside the box on that one for sure.
Thank so much Thomas
I love the idea of using the mirror to keep an eye on the other side of the cut. That's a problem I have always had, to be following the line on my side and have the other side go off track. I look forward to trying that out.
It is a very effective way and it works fine. Thanks for comment!!
thats a solid Rob Cosman move.
wickedmessenger1 I agreed!
No, that's a solid Mikhandmaker move! No ego, just artisanship.
lol until I read your comment I thought he used the mirror for a nice shot in the video. Thx 4 the enlightment
Gran diseño, no recuerdo haberlo visto antes, en mi opinión ésta es una gran mejora al diseño del maestro Paul Sellers, felicitaciones!
Muchas gracias, espero utilizarlo mucho!
Fine craftsmanship. Uplifting music. An inspiring video. You have my gratitude!
I appreciate your words, thank for stop and comment!!
Wow, I was searching a router plane designs for new project and here is your video! Excellent!
I hope this can serve you, if you have any doubts let me know!! Thank you very much!!
I have made the plane! I replaced the brass plate with wooden one with a nut in it. And I made an additional groove in the bed to be able to use two different blades (I use 15 mm and 6 mm wide chisels as blades). And it works! Thank you again for sharing this video!
Thanks for telling me!! That's a good idea, I would like to see your final result!! If you want send me a photo to my email that you can find in the channel information.
absolutely the best design, made me one but used power. awesome Ron
Yet another beautiful, useful project for me to copy. Between your projects an my honey do's, I'm having a difficult time keeping up, even though retired. Keep up the good work and thanks for the video.
Hi Thomas, I'm happy that this project also like you!! Thanks for comment.
I've been toying around with making my own, also based on Paul Sellers' videos. Nice work, and thanks for the inspiration!
I encourage you to make your own, thanks for the comment!!
Excellent Job.The hands and mind of a true craftsman.
What beautiful words, Thank you Joe!!
A truly enjoyable video, its great to see something done where you can see the craftsman takes pride in his work, thanks for sharing.
Truly I enjoy working with hand tools, thanks!!
Hola Mikel.Mira que es dificil sorprender con un viedeo , pues tu lo consigues con cada uno de ellos y a cual mejor!
Muy buen trabajo maestro!
Jordi! Mil gracias, me gusto eso de maestro 😉
This makes me want to give up powertools entirely and buy some hand tools. Inspiring!
Hahaha, I encourage you at least to try some works with them, sure you become addicted ;-)
Хорошая работа. Отношение с любовью к ручным инструментам. Следовало и сверлить ручной дрелью, чтобы не выбиваться из стиля.
Hola Mikel
Todo los proyectos que haces son para exhibirlos en un museo 😅
Son de una esquisitez tremenda y tienes mi admiración 👌
Gracias por tu tiempo
Un abrazo 🤗
Badalona
第一次看到這麼慎密且藝術的手藝，我很喜歡!
希望能有更多這種影片!
谢谢！
Прекрасный инструмент!!!! Золотые руки!!!! Браво!!!
Благодарю!
Darlene
Que carinho e respeito você tem pela madeira ! adoro isso !
Eu amo madeira, mas tenho pouco tempo para passatempo
Obrigado pelo comentário!
Eu tambem adoro. Nao sou de comentar muito. Mas realmente esse video merece toneladas de elogios
Super fine movie . I love it. You're the real craftsman.
Thank you very much for your comment!!
Joli vidéo accompagné d’une belle musique apaisante.
Très agréable à regarder merci
Merci beaucoup, je suis heureux de savoir
Nice! One modification I would make is to have the base extend further out in front of the blade to make it easier to cut in from the edge of the workpiece.
Yes, you're right that's very well thought
Thanks for the comment!!
I never seen one made like this before! I like it! Thank you for sharing.
Thanks to you for comment!!
Very clean looking video. At approx. 4:30, what is the tool you are using to remove material on the curved part? I couldn't see it too clearly on the video.
Thanks for a reply.
It's a mini wood scraper oval, t's a very useful for these type of works, thanks for your support!
Absolutely beautiful work ... The simplicity of the design and execution was flawless! Congrats and Cheers ...
Thanks for your comment! ;-)
Ευχαριστω για το βιντεο σου !!! Αριστη κατασκευη θελει πολυ υπομονη και τεχνη για να γινει !!!
Gorgeous video! A pleasure to see it as well as hear it. Skillful and thoughtful editing made for an entertaining (and highly informative) viewing. Thank you for such outstanding work.
Thanks to you for such good words!! I try to make the videos the most bearable possible and I'm happy to hear that.
Wow! Very cool. I don't think I've ever seen one made quite like this. And I loved the video.
Thanks Bruce!
Very well done!! Thanks for keeping the trade alive!
Thanks John! I appreciate your comment ;-)
Great Video Mike.
Beautiful design, simple and easy to build. Most of all, extremely easy to build the blade adjustment!!! no mess!!! Great!
Thanks for the comment Carlos! ;-)
I stumbled on this channel by accident and this is the second video I've watched and I've loved both. I also enjoy the choice in music, very soothing. You have yourself a new subscriber :-)
I hope next videos like you as much as these, thank you very much and welcome to the channel!!
Wow - i have been toying with the idea of either buying or making a router plane. I've watched several videos on some hand-made ones and tested out a few Stanley's and Veritas ones.
But - your design and execution shown on this video has convinced me that i ought to make my own. I am going to follow your design, just perhaps a little larger.
Very beautifully and well done there. +1 Sub Thumbs Up!!!
I'm very happy to hear that, the idea of making it larger will allow you to make bigger pressure with stronger woods. I would love to see the result if you finally encourage to make it. Thanks for the comment Erik!!
Just a question - where on earth would i find a threaded insert like that that you are able to essentially peen over the back of the brass insert?
It's easy to find in hardware stores or you can find it searching at google "rivet nuts".
So relaxing. Llegué por instructables, la combinación de tu trabajo y el sonido de las herramientas más la música me relajó mucho.😀😀😀
Me alegro que la combinación te haya gustado!! Gracias Marco.
Мастеру респект! В таком инструмента всегда есть частичка души, да и работается им лучше!!!!
Большое спасибо!!
А что это за хрень?
こんな道具を探していたんだ。ルーターでも可能だが小さな彫り込みならこの方が便利だ。スクレイパーの使い方も参考になりました。ありがとうございました。
コメントありがとう。
Hello!!! Nice to see your works in wood. Is it possible that you would tell me how to get the instruments you work with, the whole gamut of tiny instruments around the table?
Thanks!! I don't know which instruments are you referring to, my table sometimes is a mess, please tell me the minute of the video in which they appear.
Muchas gracias, maravillosa enseñanza, saludos desde Arequipa en Perú
Gracias a ti por el comentario! Saludos desde España
Salve, salve do Brasil.
WOW One of the best ideas I have seen.
Thanks for the comment and your support!!
I really enjoyed watching that, beautifully made and very nicely filmed and edited.
I'm glad to hear that, thank you Tony!!
Buena creación. Una herramienta muy útil y lo mejor lo bien hecha que está.
Enhorabuena.
Muchísimas gracias amigo! Es un placer escuchar eso, la verdad es que creo que la dare bastante uso.
Beautiful video and amazing craftsmanship. I'm now inspired to make one for myself. Awesome work thanks for sharing
Thanks to you for your comment Martin, if you have any doubt don't hesitate to ask me!!
I like it. Good design and it works well. Nice job
Thanks Chris, I am very happy with it :-)
Brilliant, all I need to know now is the gauge of the brass plate. Would you tell us that please?
Hi, I understand that you refer to the thickness of the brass that is 1,6mm, thanks!!
Wow! Its amazing to see someone take so much pride in thier work, a lot of videos with people making everything, but with use of machinery, and all so proud of themselves, even though they only done 1/8 of the work...
Great video! By far the best diy video ive seen. Keep up the great work^_^
Thanks for those words! They encourage me to continue making more videos
Great tutorial if only my projects went as sooth and calm as this I wouldn't need to curse myself so much. Thanks
:-))) Thanks David!!
Stop cursing yourself and your projects will go smoothly :)
Excellent work, and beautiful piece.
Only one question: Isn't it too small? With no protruding part on the front may be difficult to attack the piece of wood from the outside.
I have used it with softwoods where it's no necessary to make so much strength but it's true that with hardest woods it would be better a bigger router plane so that you can make more strength, you would have more gripping surface. Thank your Gaetano!!
Amazing craftmanship! Enjoyed!
Thank you!!!
Simple yet, absolutely beautiful!
Impresionante!!! otra herramienta para la colección, cada vez tienes mejores resultados, me encantó ver ese toque de latón, un abrazo compañero
Muchas gracias Eloy! Nunca había hecho nada con latón y me encanto, en el futuro metere mas metal a mis trabajitos :))
Me dejó muy impresionado desde la calma para hacer las cosas como la calidad del vídeo y la música de fondo en fin excelente trabajo, felicitaciones!
Hola Matias muchas gracias por esas palabras, para mi la madera es un Hobby y una desconexión de lo cotidiano, me encanta meterme en ese pequeño "taller" y detener el tiempo!!
favorite video of the day by far. thank you very much
Thanks to you for your support!!
Love the cleaning up of the poor man's router idea from Paul Sellers
I've been hanging out on intructables.com for a while now, and How-Tos about router plane are rare, you should definitely make one !
In a few days I will make an instructable and I'll upload it, thanks!
Спасибо. А если обрабатывать дно паза глубиной около 50мм? Пойдет такой рубанок или надо все же другой?
С помощью этого ножа максимальная длинна 20мм. Извините за язык (переводчик).
I love youre videos so relaxing keep it up Brother and the Lord be with you and youre love ones
Thanks Jesus! I appreciate your comment
nice wood craft ... no use of machines .. thank you that was brilliant
Thank you very much for your support!!
well, let's continue language parade :) Spasibo from Russia with love.
Very nice tool, im impressed how well it is working.
Hahaha :)) Thanks Giich!
Me encantó. Ya tengo todo listo para hacer mi versión con un pedazo de formón de 3/8". Gracias y muy linda música de fondo
Muchas gracias Hugo, no te vas a arrepentir y lo mejor de todo disfruta de su construcción!!
Preciosa la pieza y precioso video, encantado con la ejecución del mismo.
Un saludo desde España.
Hola Enrique! Muchas gracias por el comentario
Saludos desde Bilbao
Mikhandmaker Desde Valencia...un saludo
Incredibly beautiful and useful. Do you have downloadable plans?
What a fantastic hand made piece of kit , very talented, 1 question the piece that you hammered in to place what are they called please and where would I purchase them ,many thanks bri
Thanks Brian! They are called insert rivet nut
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This is real craftsmanship.
+Ptica Polska Thanks!!!!
You are a creator, not an ordinary person
I'm so happy with your words, thanks!!
Excellent j'adore très beau travail merci beaucoup pour la vidéo
Very nice work. Prefer to hear people explain as they go along, however today, I just decided to watch... typically I skip videos that no one speaks. Still job well done.
Thanks Lee. I decided not to speak in my videos because of the language, I'm from Spain, so that by this way I can reach more people. Because of this, I try to make the videos as clear as possible. I'm glad you liked it, thank for your comment!
Excellent. Nice upgrade from Paul's Sellers poor mans router.
Thank you Hein
Mikhandmaker that's better than Paul sellers one. But I would have liked brass slot head screws!
mik vaya tela! pedazo de herramienta te has hecho y muy bien editado el video! un saludo compi
Muchas gracias, me alegra que te guste! Una herramienta mas para la colección :))
Goodness gracious! What a beautiful video! Thank you.
Thanks so much!!
Nice trick with the mirror!
Thanks ;-)
Very nice.
I will add your routerplane video to my playlist of homemade routerplanes.
I'm glad to hear that, Thanks for your support!!
My pleasure! I made the playlist originally when i released my own routerplane projectvid to allow my viewers to easily find other ways of making a routerplane. The list gradually grows, i try to add each routerplane project i find. Its an interesting watch as there are many ways to make one. Yours is quite unique, i like it!
Great skill captured on a beautifully filmed video.
Thanks for your words!
Very nice job ! And a very relaxing video to watch ! Hello from Belgium
Thanks for comment, I'm happy you like it!!
Very nice, I like seeing craftsmanship at work. What did you use to stain the wood?
I used dye Sappily color and after transparent polish, thanks!!!
Thanks for entering my challenge. Great build
Thanks to you!
Excelente Mik, se puede conseguir esa herramienta en Brazil? Acá en Argentina no la consigo
Another Beautiful Video and tool. Keep them coming.
I hope so, thanks!!
Esta genial!! ... ¿eso es betun de judea? y ¿la madera es pino? ... queda muy bonito con ese tono rojizo ... un saludo
Hola Miguel, es tinte de color sapelli sobre esa madera no llega parecer dicho color pero me gusta el toque que le da!! ;-)
Gracias por el comentario
What is the wood that you use for the main base of the planer it looks like Sycamore I worked with it many times beautiful wood a lot of people overlook let me know if I was correct
You're right Joseph, it's Sycamore!!
Mikhandmaker awesome I thought so and it's so great to see somebody Implement Sycamore into their woodworking it's very rare that you even see people think about that wood it's so beautiful. thank you for your quick and exclamation reply that just earned you a subscribe
Thanks to you Joseph, I 'm happy that people like you subscribe to my channel, people who I notice you know about wood.