I said at the end that I tried it on silky oak and that it was very dense. That was wrong, even though one of the pieces was silky oak I meant to say the spotted gum was very dense. Anyway, hopefully you enjoy the video! :)

I have done some woodworks in the past but this woodwork plan kzfaq.infoUgkxZF0EMnrujZvqHhGkxiz559uIABJWR9TG helps me do much in a far lesser time than i used to do i have already built several projects with this plan and i intend to do many more soon. Thank you so much!

Smart idea using the magnetic square as a workholder.

I just got a chance to watch this video. It was great! You're the top of the heap with me man! Thank you for your guidance and tutorials. Once I finaly get retired and moved to my new home and shop I will get to start making the projects that I have saved over all of these years. Just another year or so...

Probably the first big investment I would recommend if you plan on doing a lot of woodworking. This kzfaq.infoUgkxIzvvTi3_Qc8JnVdYYRJCvuoDC4QjTzeL and a good jointer are going to change the game. If you don’t have a jointer, you can built a sled for this planer and still make straight, flat and square boards. I recommend this kit with the infeed and out feed tables. For longer boards you’ll still want some type of support to minimize snipe.If you don’t have dust collection when you buy this, it will be your next purchase. This tool has powered chip ejection meaning it will throw wood chips across your entire shop.The stock knives leave a great finish themselves but can get dinged up on knots and the like in harder woods. They are fairly cheap to replace and this kit comes with a second set. There’s also plenty of videos showing you how to resharpen these.Upgrading to a Shelix head (an investment that basically doubles the price of this tool) gives you a tool comparable to much more expensive ones. If you get the chance it’s worth it but this tool is great even in stock form.

Very beautiful craftsmanship, amazing story. Thank you for sharing your story. God bless you and your family

Love your simple but immensely useful Scrapwood Challenge series.

Yesterday I though I could use such a plane. Using the roundover bit with a router is not always the best way. Great video! That is definitely on my to do list - Thanks!

You get very original and high-quality tools. Continue to delight us with your products. Thank you.

As always, a great project, a useful tool, and the video easy to follow. A pleasure to watch! Thanks.

Always so inspiring to see your scrapwood challenge projects. It turned out beautiful and the video was awesome as well!

Turned out fantastic! Sure loved how the brass ended up looking.

Another well made shop tool, thanks for sharing your skills and knowledge

Inspirational to see you making such a beautiful tool from some scrapwood and a broken file! Always learn something from your videos :)

Nice one!!! Time spent with you in the workshop are good time, thanks. Best to you and your family from Denmark.

I really like your hand filing technique. Steady, aimed, deliberate strokes. Nice. Great project as they all are.

Terrific video! Learned several things in this video. Thanks! It turned out to be beautiful piece.

Such a cool project. Thank you for taking the time to show how to do this!!

Great make! The wood parts and the metal parts. Very nice tool. Thank you for sharing.

Can't thank you enough for walking me through each step the process. Because I plan to make one of these.

Your round-over plane looks great, a real professional job. Well done.

Thank you for sharing This looks as anyone could make on, thanks to how you walked use all through 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Love to watch your artistic creation of useful tools!

Great performance! I also liked the conductor for rolling the pattern onto the bolt. I’ll definitely do it myself. Thanks!

Great. And always good to remember the AWESOME knurling jig

I'm a Korean viewer, and i like the intro music cause it makes me feel like it's a fairytale. Nice enjoyable, and peaceful video.

Beautiful little roundover plane Neil! Thanks for sharing the video with us.👌👍😎JP

Always enjoy your work. This was a great project!

That’s really cool Neil and it looks great. I think I’ll have to see about making one.

Here is a nice looking little hand plane!

Just love the planes you do and I am sure this will be in my collection too.

Diggin that knurling jig. Super cool! Great vid, as usual.

I lover your scrap wood challenges and this one does not disappoint. Great idea, great application, great video. Thank you.

Your beyond awesome! I have made your doweling jig and it works great! This will be my next project.

Both were a sensational build! Thank you!

Message. Fellow woodworker and creator of the craft of making things. It was a pleasure watching you to see someone that's like myself .I love making things out of just about anything. Thank you for your website I'm glad I came across it I will watch more. February 14, 2020 at 6:42 PM. Michigan USA ...

My favorite KZfaq channel! Love this. Please post more!

I absolutely love watching your videos mate, the attention to detail you show is fantastic 👏 it's great to see a fellow Aussie successful as you in this genre 😀

Thanks Neil, doing the experimentation for us!

That knurling jig is slick! Cool techniques! Thanks for sharing.

Great video mate and a brilliant little plane for finishing edges.

I'm a novice woodworker, and your videos are so inspiring. You've really made me appreciate hand tools. Thank you so much.

As always Neil, another practical tool we all can use in our shops. I think I'll make a few of them for the other woodworkers in my family. It's small enough to fit in a work apron or tool belt. Thanks!

Great job, lots of hand skills and engineering knowledge on display.

Wonderful build. I was thinking of making a vice based setup for knurling similar to yours - and a week later you uploaded the video. Guess you saved me some mishaps... :) Thanks!!!

Your projects are always inspiring, thanks Pask

Really nice little project, very enjoyable as always!

Your stuff is always so useful. I watch your vids immediately.

Absolutely loaded with features and tricks. A gem of a vid. Hats off man, total genius

This's art. Thank you for share your work with us.

This was incredibly satisfying to watch. Thank you.

I love this kind of self-made small tools

Hello Handyman, i saw a lot of video,s of your projects and gave you a lot of likes. But Now I give you an extra LIKE and to say ... i like your projects very much.. 🌷🌷🌷🌷Greetings from us in Holland... and stay safe

Awesome build as usual Pask! Those small roundover planes really do come in quite handy & are indeed nice to have in the shop............. :)

It is always relaxing to watch your videos. THX

Small and Simple to make...brilliant. Lovely job as always Neil, your videos really do lift the spirit. 👍 Keep up the good work my friend.

Great little project and amazing wood grain to boot!

This looks so handy. Will be making this myself!

I love the way it turned out. Beautifully done.

Really enjoyed your video, sweet project, and it’s so cute.

You're so good! Wish I had a shop like that. Keep up the inspiring work!

Cute little plane, I love it!

A very nice project and a really useful tool. Thank you for the video.

That was really neat to watch. Well done! That brass work was amazing!

Very nice project and job well done! Watching your video gave me a kick to spend some time in the shop! Cheers, Peter

Another amazing project, well done mate !!

Hi. I always look out for new videos from you. I litterly follow hundreds of makers every day for n hour before bed and you are in my top 5 of them all. It has been a while sinds your last one. Greetings from Holland

Awesome work Neil! 😃👍🏻👊🏻

Truly awesome yet suttle manufacturing of a tool.thank u brother!

Excellent video as usual! Not too long, not too short, brilliant camera detail and clear audio descriptions too!

You are an amazing Talent! I have been a Shop Teacher for 33 years. I wish you were my teacher in college. I retired in 2003. RWB

No words to describe the creativity and simplicity of this tool.

11:52 I was starting to fall asleep and you shocked me awake when you started talking.

You're the best Woodworker KZfaqr I've ever seen. Thanks a lot for these information.

That was a great video. Very informative, got some great tips there, thanks for posting

As always, you have made a wonderful tool from ordinary scrap. Literally making a silk purse from a sow's ear.

Wonderful stuff. That definitely looks like something I need to have. Many thanks for the kerfmaker, it's been a joy to use. Thumbs up (before even watching) to crush a troll.

Lovely result Neil - nicely done. Cheers, Craig

great video...loved the camphor laurel wood..Looks beautiful

The cutest little plane!

Another great video, I love this plane

amazing !!!!

That’s a charming and effective little tool!

What a fantastic and good looking job👍

This is incredible. I love your videos man. You have such brilliant ideas and you execute them beautifully. I will definitely be making myself one of these. Thanks for sharing friend, I look forward to the next one.

That was pretty damn cool!! Thanks for posting.

That's gorgeous!

Well done!! I love a tool built to be brilliant at a very specific task. That could apply to the plane or the knurling jig, they're both excellent!! Cheers!

That is a beutiful tool! I love how you made the tightening wedge, with the nurled bolt it looks really professional....... ok, all your projects look professional, but it's still a selling point. LOL

Lately I got inspired in working with old hand tool’s and bringing them back in shape. But also I got a self-made-plane-fewer in the mean time so thank you for a nother great entertaining and educating film.

Awesome Job Neil. I really enjoy your projects and camera work.

What a lovely tool. Great camera angles and great commentary. Thanks so much for posting this. - Subscribed! : )

Great video, Neil. Thanks!

Parfait comme toujours, ça donne envie de s'en fabriquer un.

Love the videos Pask! I’m always excited when I see you have uploaded a new one. Working on getting my shop useable here in the next month or two. Hope to try and make some of your ideas myself.

That's great. Very well done.

Neil, I have been thinking of making some small hand planes-pocket size, lately. I love the luthier thumb plane you made and I just came across this video. I dont know how I missed it 4 yrs ago. This is the perfect size I'm talking about too! I do not own a mill or belt grinder like yours, but I get by with out them. You have inspired me to try my hand at making some planes out of metal. So far I made a small router plane out of steel and brass. I did make the knurling jig about a month after it was released. It works beautifully and I haven't had to buy thumb screws ever since. I keep an eye out for any brass hardware, hex bolts screws, hinges, etcetera. About 2 months ago a elderly gentlemen in town was selling off old hand tools, power tools and hardware. And I hit a jackpot. A 12"x 12" × 12" wooden box full of old brass wood screws, nuts & bolts, small hinges to large door hinges, and even small drawer pulls. The second larger wooden box was full of copper, brass, tin, stainless steel and steel cut offs. Some f the pieces are long others only a few inches long, and thick pieces and thin pieces but all usable as I use brass alot when I work with certain dark tone woods. He only wanted $20 for both boxes, which are very heavy because they were filled to the top. That is a true bargain at 20 bucks. I'm making some measuring and marking gages out of a combo of wood and metal for Christmas gifts. These two boxes will keep me supplied for the next 5 years, lol. Thanks Neil for always being a creative and inspiritual content provider. Take care!

A very clever solution, I did not even consider that approach.

It's thanks to you that I made my first plane (a small block plane). Now I can see another plane build coming on. Thanks for sharing! (Your plane looks excellent BTW)

Such a useful tool for doing quick and consistent roundovers. I will definitely make myself one of these as there is simply no good reason not to have one, and it seems to be a perfect project for a cold winters night. Thanks for yet a brilliant video!