Good stuff, thanks. It's nice to know even a pro has problems jointing the edges of boards for seamless widening joints! Also, it's comforting knowing you are being supported by the community. Cheers, David

Loving “Hi, it’s Joey” so glad you’re posting this from home. Buying a shirt to help support you through this world-wide pause. ❤️

From modern to old style woodwork.. Keep head ups joey.. Wish u keep health n safe for u n ure family.. Greeting from Indonesia

I have to say, Joey, this is a really innovative and brilliant idea for keeping the channel going during the quarantine. I'm finding the content genuinely interesting and really fun to watch.

Hi Joey , two carpenter folding rulers or levels for winder sticks work ok , to joint edges quick to get very close stack the intended joint edges as you intend , then fold top stacked joint on top up against edge to joint , being back to back , line edges up if different heights and plane away the both surfaces and when fold back up on top mirrored joint occurs, which makes the but joints become a mirrored against each edge . think of it like this , if wanting to joint 2 plywood edged and have a12mm router bit you would line up 2 sheet edges on flat surface if rough cut, and leave a 10mm gap between both edges and trim straight of through joint making a seamed straight edge routed joint , same as a hand plane method just doing it back to back in vertical method, , when doing a fixout and must joint and site laminate ,this is the method I have used now over 20yrs taught by the old school , love video mate , hang in there with C0-19 im in same boat as site in aus will close this week .

Nice work Joey Planing 5mm off a board is a thankless task, you could use your two planes on their side to check the wind - if nothing else, it gives you a minute for your hands to cool down!! Chris

Hold the boards together plane both edges at once if possible and then fold back to a flat the resulting joint should be good.

Joey, you are a true craftsman and do amazing work. I love how you’ve taken over your kids playroom but still allow the kids in there to “help”. My kids love to help me in the garage too even tho they’re not very helpful. (Just don’t tell them that) Keep up the good work & stay safe during these difficult times.

So happy to see the pressure let up on you, Joey. Small businesses are so hard hit by the measures to stay safe.

To begin, thank you Joey for continuing to post your videos. Always interesting and educational, great content! Stay safe and healthy.

Glad some of your worries have been resolved! You are going to have a renewed appreciation for power tools when your back at your shop!

Heya thanks for this. Stay well. Have fun. Amazing how stable your workbench design looks for the planing. When edge jointing to join i had good success clamping boards together so you plane both edges at once. Any angles off 90 cancel out. Sorry hard to explain.

Great camera work from the young fella 😂

Watching the next video , love hand tools . 😊👍

Always found it easier to flatten a convex board by making is slightly concave first. Plane right down the middle, then plane across the grain to flatten the board. Noticed that my planes like to follow convex boards a lot more, even with a jointer plane.

Man, you are a beast. Twenty minutes of hand planing and my arms and shoulders are on fire.

Could you use your 2 longest planes as improv winding sticks? Or possibly the legs...... not the side that's been tapered, of course! Not 100% sure on how you use winding sticks, I just know what they look like. It's looking good so far 👍

At the end of this serie you gonna have a great cameraman and a nice handmade piece !👍👍👍

Hi Joey. Could you use the 2 planes on their sides as winding sticks? Keep up the great work.

super le travail j'adore fait main

Kiddo Kam is awesome Joey. Has a real future there

I wish you all the best man stay safe.

What, no dominos? Looks great Joey. I enjoy watching.

Even on planked tops that wide I use a slight spring joint. Maybe just a few thou open in the very middle. You can never get perfection with hand tools. I can't anyway.

Hola Joey! Can you use the flat edge of the planes, two of them, as your winding sticks? My woodworking instructor did that back in the day for speed as he didn't want to drop one thing for another

I wonder if you could fine tune the edge gap with a scraper and contact marking powder.

10:45 Substitute glue brush - brush wife uses to put eggwash on the pastry.

You have two planes. Place them on their sides and use them as winding sticks.

5 mil? Geez. At that point you don't need a plane you need an adze lol

Winding sticks - 2 child's rulers? Or two pastry rollers from the kitchen, don't tell SWMBO.

Is that cameraman union? If not you're gonna be in big trouble...

Use 2 spirit levels as winding stick

Keep your videos coming, we'll watch. Hopefully you will get some extra income from it.

Hey Joey I'd like to buy a shirt stickers etc without it coming from the usa😅 any chance ya have some in nz to send? Wana help out a fellow kiwi 👍😁

My guess is that the reason that you’re always having that gap when to edge joint your boards is that you’re warping the plane by pressing too hard on the toe. If your blade is sharp, you don’t need any pressure at the toe, and my bet is that your problem is go away.

Are you not allowed to go to your shop anymore?