Videos like this make you appreciate the time and skill that went into making anything before the invent of machinery. Everybody was a craftsman in their trade, something that is being lost sadly!!

It's great to watch a master craftsman at work.

I enjoy watching the ease with which this is done by muscle memory over time. Masterful!

Thanks for the tips. I especially like the chamfering of the two pieces to add an nice extra detail.

Listening to Frank Klausz talk is like being with my grandparents again. Even though he is speaking English I can hear the Hungarian accent coming through.

Is always a pleasure watch the wonderful work of Frank Klausz. Thanks for sharing !

Thank you.

I can't wait to got mine soon to try that half lap joint .👍

that's beautiful - I just bought an Ulmia fillester plane - can't wait to use it

that is a real craftsmanship,nice and easy...

Yes. The sound of a perfectly sharpened tool turning out looong curly shavings. Thank you.

Awsome, Easy and very Inteligent way to get those joints

Absolutely beautiful!

Bravo maestro.

Me gusta el trabajo de los carpinteros de la vieja guardia . la verdad trabajan hermoso.

I love doing this joint for cabinet backs and other places where I want a decorative panel. I always put a chamfer. Use an ambrosia maple half-lapped, aka shiplapped, joint with the chamfer on a walnut or darker wood case and it looks awesome!

Very good! Thank you.

When Frank Klausz wants to measure half the depth of a piece of wood he takes out a pencil, looks at the wood, draws a line and he’s there. When Mark Harris wants the measure half the depth of a piece of wood he takes out his expensive jig, forces a pencil into said jig, snaps the pencil lead, so forces another pencil into it, sets up jig and draws a line starting 4 inches in and finishes 4 inches from the end because his jig doesn’t go to the end, gets try square to try and finish the line but too awkward, turns wood around as he might have more success going from another angle, finishes line at both sides, measure to check line in centre and finds its only 1/3 across, tries to rub out marking without ruining wood, starts again..

GOAT

Need help pls new user , I just got my new 78 1 _ why I have a clog problem ? 2 _ why the blade is wider than the sole of the plane ? 3 _ Should I flatten the sole before using it for the first time ?

Poetry in motion.

For cross Gregrain..

I do like it, but too time consuming !!!!

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