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Well, the grilling results from this video were not really worth the envy ;)

Thanks for taking the time to watch it!

Haha, I remember those days as well! I still like doing stuff by hand more, though!

Well, it certainly worked well on the plane 🤷🏻‍♂️

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Great!

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I don‘t remember exactly but I think it was pretty close to the intended angle. Certainly close enough for practical purposes.

@@imadethischannel Thank you for the reply.

This is an ingenious piece of geometry as well as woodworking. I am still trying to wrap my head around some of the math. I'd like to ask whether the fence is "tilted" to make the 10-degree bevel? I'm guessing the fence causes the plane to tilt so that the left edge of the blade begins the cut and as it goes deeper the right edge of the blade finishes the cut to the edge of the board. I think this is correct but the woodwork is so good it's hard to tell even when I stop the video to look.

Hey, I’m glad you like my plane! I constructed the angle of the sole according to the desired bevel angle as seen in the video with the paper wedge. I am sure there is a mathematical way to do it but I found this more intuitive. Everything else then followed from the angle of the sole and the fact that the iron is rectangular. You have to make sure to hold the plane upright when starting a cut. I planes the fence flush with the face to make sure it has the correct angle. Does that answer the question?

By the way, I did not come up with this concept. There is a German company named Ulmia that sells a similar plane.

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Yes, true. I sometimes do that as well.

Sharpening a stick and burning a sausage?

Thanks! I‘ll check that out!

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Thanks! Yes, the drill ist great!

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These are standard saw blades and the time depends very much on the thickness of the material. Treaded rods and files are pretty quick, though. Check out my router plane video if you want to see some serious hand sawing workout ;)

@@imadethischannel thanks for the reply man! I’ve make that my next watch. I love the atmosphere (or vibe if you are like those kool kidz) that your videos bring. It reminds me of the opening credits from the movie Napoleon Dynamite, minus the singing haha.

@B_COOPER hey, thanks! I have to rewatch that.

Your welcome! I am glad that someone found it useful. Thanks for watching!

Thanks for watching!

Thanks!

You’re welcome, thanks for watching!

Well, it’s bit that bad, is it? How would you do it?

Hey, thanks for watching! I’m not sure I understand your question. Since I am using a straight blade, the cutting angle is determined by the angle of the dovetail. Or what do you mean?

I must have been looking at the skewed angle incorrectly. Sorry for the confusion.

I don‘t have immediate plans, but I might make one!

Haha, yes. I was afraid to lose the average UA-cam viewers attention:) I also made a mistake in the derivation as one very attentive viewer pointed out 😬

I also happen to say that! 😀 And yes, the drill really was a lucky find.

Thanks, and yes, make one!

I bought it in a local junk shop next to my house.

How come?

@@imadethischannel у этого ножа отличный вид, не спорю. Но, использование его будет ограниченным, поверьте мне. Сталь не для ножа. 🤷‍♂️

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Thanks!

Yes, do it!

The drawing sounds tempting but unfortunately I don’t have the time at the moment to make another one.

Thank you for your answer. I am definitaly trying to make one myself. I guess the ‘flange’ could be the key problems to find. Is there a recommeded size for the bearings?

@NielsTejl You just gave to fund parts that fit together. I think the bearings I used were about an inch in diameter.

Exactly!

Oh, what‘s your line of work?

@@imadethischannel Relax. I’m not a maniac. I need this knife for cutting bellies of fish, before cooking.

True :)

Thank you for taking your time to respond to me. Not much UA-camrs do

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Haha, yes. I overdid it a bit:)

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