Would love more captions describing the various liquid solutions used. Love your sense of humor (esp. on the restored auto jack).

Nice work 👍 I liked how you did the decal, that turned out sweet. Great restoration.

I was laughing so hard at the "Japanning purists avert your eyes." lol Great job!

Decal looks very nice. That adds a whole lot to the restoration!

Lack of japanning aside, it looks like a brand new tool! Great restoration!

You are good man! Enjoy watching your craftsmanship and attention to detail. One of my favorite channels.

that sir works better than new out of the package Excellent Job! you did every thing that I would do to all my new planes and chisels.

Great restoration, well done! I like the way you kept the patina and did not go for a “brand new” finish.

Great job...looks brand new

Excellent! Like it very much.

Damn! It looks amazing! All that you touch turns to gold. I love it! Love the channel!

Beautiful work.

Great video, thanks for posting!

The logo looked great! 🧡

Nice job, it looks great!

Awesome job!

Perfect restoration, even planes very well. Hello from Canada

Eric from Hand Tool Rescue has a formula for spray on Japanning now..great resto!

Perfect job.

Beautiful restoration, looks amazing! Nicely done!🤩👍👍

Great job friend!!!

The sticker was awesome, great job!

I did a 110 a few months ago. I tried "spray chrome" on the top piece, can't say it looks any better than your hammertone. I like the decal, mine didn't have one when I got it.

Very nice, great job!

Nicely done.

Very nice job, thank you.

Those 110's are a good starter plane to restore, then hang on the wall. I've done a few, even with a very sharp edge they're just okay. Good for rough cutting the cedar you tested it on. You'll enjoy the 220 models and better yet, the 60-1/2. Nice job on the 110. The Japanning purists can have the stuff, modern paints, coatings with their catalyzed finishes or even air cured epoxy's are great. Rattle cans are great. I use them rather than collect them so the 110 has little value to me. I actually like a wired wheeled finish with that semi shiny, grey iron look. I live in a fairly low humidity region so it works.

Ottimo lavoro, complimenti.

Very nice restoration.

Congratulations my friend, I wish you continued success....

Congrats on 200k!!

Anti-slip matt, Plate-glass with Sandpaper - GENIUS! Love it. Way easier and versatile than getting expensive sanding bricks/blocks. I am going to use this technique.

As my Jr High school shop teacher pounded into us, " Never set a plane down on the blade" always lay it down on it's side.

Cool, original bluing line still present on the blade!

Excellent idea that doing this

As always great restoration,looks new again.keep it up and carry on 👍👍👍😎😎😎

Excellent!

I subscribed to you, keep up with the good work, I love videos like this where people are restoring objects like in the video

Well done sir, I shall follow you with high expectations:)

Amazing😊

Thumbnail already look soo tempting Great restoration m8

Very nice restoration and beautiful result. I admire the hard work put into it. I had this plane and I can say it was abismal low quality. Stanley produced these planes with mouths not being square to the sole, sides not square to the sole, mouth too large, adjustment is a pain (you need to carefully use a small hamer), lateral adjustment also done by hammer (incosistent results as compared to a screw adjuster) and so on...

Well done👍great

great stuff

Great job! I have that very same plane! Bought it at an antiques store last year, and just refurbished / restored it last month. I wish I could post a picture in the comment, so you can see what I've done with it. I reflattened amd polished the sides and sole, painted the inside with semi gloss rustoleum enamel, painted the adjustment wheel red, and refinished the forward knob. I didn't paint the palm cap, I ground it smooth with an Emory pad on the Dremel, and polished it to a mirror shine with a buffing pad on my bench grinder and some polishing compound. That took a lot of time! I also ground and smoothed the inside castings before painting. For the knob, I sanded it back down to raw wood (took forever!) and re-stained it Bombay mahogany, gave it a few coats of BLO, and sprayed lacquer. It turned out pretty nice! Unfortunately I wasn't able to save the sticker. I like how you reproduced the sticker, I'll have to try that!

Outstanding! Great job 😃👌🏼

Good restoration. The Japanning is not that difficult, just finding the correct ingredients and 'recipe'

Wow amezing😍

Nice job. It is surprising that not many people who do woodwork have these tools.

Frikkin sweet 👍🏼👍🏼

Very nice.

Nice job. What kind of paint did you use on the decal? I have some videos on my 110. I carry it in my truck and use it as my work plane. It's the perfect tool for a variety of tasks. I polished my lever cap to give it a faux nickel plated look (which was my original lever cap). Thanks again for taking the time to post.

hey, you actually did a pretty nice job with sharpening the blade. Only "mistake" was that there was some slag in the sand which probably rounded over the edge a tiny bit🤓

Very Good...!!!... Saludosss

I used to wonder the same thing…..never feel ignorant asking a question, particularly in KZfaq. I guarantee that there are others out there wondering the same exact thing!

Black spray paint - Oh, the humanity!!!

Bardzo dobra robota.

Отлично! За наклейку отдельный лайк!

It looks great and you did a wonderful job restoring it as well!!!! Enjoyed the video and I gave it a Thumbs Up

I was going to say about the Japanning part, Hand Tool Rescue will have your head on a silver platter if he saw this lol!

Amazeing… Indeed!!!

Love these videos!! What camera is this it's really good quality!?

Cool

Sandpaper - what grits were you using?

What device was used to sharpen the chisel blade?

Just restored one of these. I was shocked at how out of square the side faces are - too much to mill square. Guess they were cheap in their day, and good enough...

Комментарий в поддержку канала и ролика, а также труда мастера.

I have an honest question, and I feel ignorant for asking it but I sincerely do not know the answer. I have observed here and elsewhere (even at my local barbershop) where razor edges are rubbed against leather straps. I gather this further sharpens the edge somehow, but isn't it sharp enough with the sandpaper? I would figure that the leather, being organic substance in comparison to sand, would have minimal effect on an already sharpened edge...What am I misunderstanding?

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can someone tell me what the chemical is that he brushes on the metal to turn it black?

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I want to do same restoration

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Hi 👋

Anyone else wonder why he sandblasted the perfect condition original black off? I like the label though

stanley yelnats

I love when people dont believe you can hand sharpen a blade to shave, the when I show them how, suddenly they come to you with a handful of cheap knives that cant hold an edge...lol

You removed the Japaning coating.

(Good job, nevertheless.)

The blade of the planer should be chamfered down on the wrong side.

If you don't keep your sandpaper flat what exactly is the point of the glass? 😆😂🤣

U can't just paint after sandblasting... 🤔🤔

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I’ve had sand kicked in my face harder than your sand blaster.

You're kidding.

If you want to shave your arm hair, surely there are easier ways.

Why are you restoring easy subjects?

You did it wrong, first you should take out the rust only after that you should have done painting, need more refined and good finishing, watch my mechanics

I guess you don’t know how to flatten a sole.

so many mistakes in restoring this

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