Wood By Wright ASMR | Make a Router Plane LIVE @WoodByWright | Uploaded 3 years ago | Updated 3 hours ago
We will be making a fully functional router plane live. this way you can build also you will need several parts. here is what I will be using for this build.
Router Plane Iron: rockler.com/spare-blade-for-bench-dog-router-plane?country=US&sid=V91040&promo=shopping&gclid=Cj0KCQjw18WKBhCUARIsAFiW7Jy67YvuHjB-dC6riQbBHWpgAv0xbCbI0ekkNMcEPZrwFUemGgdraJQaAkltEALw_wcB
3/4" Ubolt: mcmaster.com/3201T28
3 thumb nuts: mcmaster.com/95150A170
1/4 20 threaded rod 3": amzn.to/3uowW9m
5-minute epoxy: amzn.to/39IJzm8
scrap wood for the body: I will be making mine out of maple 1" X 3.5" X 24"
00:00:00 James Wright: What are we going to do today?
00:11:00 Susan Morrison: aren't you going to shoot the side with your new shooting board?
00:21:00 Laura M: How long will a tube of 5 min epoxy last after opening?
00:26:00 Peter Wall: Why glue on a piece instead of using a thicker block of wood which one is stronger?
00:40:00 Sawraj Sharma: Is James eyeballing the center to cut the groove? Is there a way to make sure the groove is centered?
00:42:00 Douglas Jorgensen: Are you going to have enough backing for your adjusting screw?
00:43:00 Lynx G: Not on topic for this build, but on-topic for tools...Do you find that there's any big difference for the Bridge City Tools over say Veritas, Lie Neilson, or Wood River for about double the price?
00:48:00 Nipun Lokuwithanage: Not related but why is so hard to find bevel up low-angle wooden planes? I'm assuming it's due to the thin area between the bed and sole? I'm making one right now with a steel inlay. Would that work?
00:53:00 Lynx G: Talking about the blade for these, which do you prefer, this type you're using (solid) or the ones that have the carbide, removable/changeable tips?
00:57:00 Peter Wall: Is that a 3/8 cutter; why did you choose that size?
00:58:00 Lynx G: Curious if you're going to file notches into the u-clamp to let it better fit/hold the blade?
00:59:00 Simon's Channel: Was that a rasp he was using? What kind is it, please?
01:09:00 Dennis Meko: Does James have the special taps and dies for Stanley Bailey hand planes?
01:10:00 Devin Teske: How hard are you pushing down?
01:14:00 FrankPace54: Why not use a standard tap handle?
01:16:00Thomas Russell: Do you ever soak wood threads with CA glue and re-tap?
01:23:00 Ed Estes: Did Rockler have Router Planes in stock before this live stream started? (they are currently "TEMPORARILY OVERSOLD")
01:26:00 Dennis Meko: Please explain the difference between the auger bits with wide flat faces and bits with skinny faces.
01:38:00 Devin Teske: Can we use a spokeshave for this?
01:43:00 Mary McIlvean: Is there a way to build in a depth stop?
01:47:00 Laura M: Would putting a knob on the left end make for better leverage or control?
01:56:00 James Letner: could you use a skewed iron for slicing into the tendon?
02:05:00 Nipun Lokuwithanage: When ripping a piece ive heard sawing uphill leaves a better finish. Any truth to this?
02:06:00 Susan Morrison: Did you sharpen the router Iron before this demo?
02:06:00 Lynx G: Would it be a good idea to put a piece in front of the blade to hold it in place while loosening the clamp mechanism so it doesn't fall forward and out?
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We will be making a fully functional router plane live. this way you can build also you will need several parts. here is what I will be using for this build.
Router Plane Iron: rockler.com/spare-blade-for-bench-dog-router-plane?country=US&sid=V91040&promo=shopping&gclid=Cj0KCQjw18WKBhCUARIsAFiW7Jy67YvuHjB-dC6riQbBHWpgAv0xbCbI0ekkNMcEPZrwFUemGgdraJQaAkltEALw_wcB
3/4" Ubolt: mcmaster.com/3201T28
3 thumb nuts: mcmaster.com/95150A170
1/4 20 threaded rod 3": amzn.to/3uowW9m
5-minute epoxy: amzn.to/39IJzm8
scrap wood for the body: I will be making mine out of maple 1" X 3.5" X 24"
00:00:00 James Wright: What are we going to do today?
00:11:00 Susan Morrison: aren't you going to shoot the side with your new shooting board?
00:21:00 Laura M: How long will a tube of 5 min epoxy last after opening?
00:26:00 Peter Wall: Why glue on a piece instead of using a thicker block of wood which one is stronger?
00:40:00 Sawraj Sharma: Is James eyeballing the center to cut the groove? Is there a way to make sure the groove is centered?
00:42:00 Douglas Jorgensen: Are you going to have enough backing for your adjusting screw?
00:43:00 Lynx G: Not on topic for this build, but on-topic for tools...Do you find that there's any big difference for the Bridge City Tools over say Veritas, Lie Neilson, or Wood River for about double the price?
00:48:00 Nipun Lokuwithanage: Not related but why is so hard to find bevel up low-angle wooden planes? I'm assuming it's due to the thin area between the bed and sole? I'm making one right now with a steel inlay. Would that work?
00:53:00 Lynx G: Talking about the blade for these, which do you prefer, this type you're using (solid) or the ones that have the carbide, removable/changeable tips?
00:57:00 Peter Wall: Is that a 3/8 cutter; why did you choose that size?
00:58:00 Lynx G: Curious if you're going to file notches into the u-clamp to let it better fit/hold the blade?
00:59:00 Simon's Channel: Was that a rasp he was using? What kind is it, please?
01:09:00 Dennis Meko: Does James have the special taps and dies for Stanley Bailey hand planes?
01:10:00 Devin Teske: How hard are you pushing down?
01:14:00 FrankPace54: Why not use a standard tap handle?
01:16:00Thomas Russell: Do you ever soak wood threads with CA glue and re-tap?
01:23:00 Ed Estes: Did Rockler have Router Planes in stock before this live stream started? (they are currently "TEMPORARILY OVERSOLD")
01:26:00 Dennis Meko: Please explain the difference between the auger bits with wide flat faces and bits with skinny faces.
01:38:00 Devin Teske: Can we use a spokeshave for this?
01:43:00 Mary McIlvean: Is there a way to build in a depth stop?
01:47:00 Laura M: Would putting a knob on the left end make for better leverage or control?
01:56:00 James Letner: could you use a skewed iron for slicing into the tendon?
02:05:00 Nipun Lokuwithanage: When ripping a piece ive heard sawing uphill leaves a better finish. Any truth to this?
02:06:00 Susan Morrison: Did you sharpen the router Iron before this demo?
02:06:00 Lynx G: Would it be a good idea to put a piece in front of the blade to hold it in place while loosening the clamp mechanism so it doesn't fall forward and out?
Join this channel to get access to perks:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbMt...
How To Channel
Wood By Wright 2: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQNF...
---Tools I Suggest---
https://www.woodbywright.com/tool-sug...
---Find Antique tools near you---
http://www.HandTool
////Help this channel grow\\\\
woodbywright.com/support
////You Can find me:\\\\
woodbywright.com/contact-me
