It looked like you did a good job except that you could have redone the Jappaning instead of using paint.

How is this "angle-tool" called that you use in 8:10 ? Is it not affected by the grinding stone?

Not plastic an he sprayed it on to thick

That's Not good

Firstly - I am grateful for the video, nicely done!!! I'd add a couple of words of caution - especially for beginners considering the technology: 1. This method is risky IF a drill stand or tilted bandsaw are not high enough prevision grade. If you are not sure about drilling at 90.0 degrees - better drill first, insert blade (with split dowell/stick or undercured epoxy method) and do markings and shaping after. 2. Agree with comment before: the horn 'bolster' can be made with much less elbow greece.. if done separately AND also - drilled liberally from backside. Again, ref. Splt stick method. Once again, thank you and Like for many other things!!

No Idea what brand of paint you used. You did not mention cleaning the acrylic sheet prior to painting. I could see finger prints, smudges cleaned that should have been off. When you exposed the other side, you didn't remove the protective film to show the actual finished product.

I made one very similar to this out of Zebrawood but I had trouble drilling out the blade hole deep enough. It's best to pre drill the hole before gluing it together.

I wish I had that band saw set up. That makes things so easy.

Do not flatten the sole on a ceramic tile. These tiles are notoriously unflat. Those stripes on the sandpaper indicate high spots. You risk ending up with a "wavy" sole. Instead flatten it on a granite plate or on the top of a table saw.

I have a Stanley 5-1/2. The only difference is that mine has a corrugated foot.

I bought all of my Stanley planes in the early 70s and did everything you did from 15:45 on when they were new out of the box.After more than 50 years I still have all and they still work fine. Even new tools need attention before using them

How did you get the chasis/base so clean after the paint stripper. That's the problem I'm having.

What tool did you use to remove the amolgam on the mirror?

Spray name

That was a waist of time 🙄

What type of coating did you use to spray. The jappaning looked good prior.

You fucking suck at spray painting bro

Yes bro... Failiour is good.. you did well .. and

shape isnt traditional handle with all sides same ... normaly sides are longer than top & bottom more like regtanular with 45° edges

Mine is much prettier than that. Looks better than brand new !

The speed makes all of your neighbors sound like they are driving F1 cars.

U need 5 coats

Hate speed up, can’t sleep with it

Looks like shit because you haven't got a clue how to use a spray paint can and lack common sense. Clearly the coats we're not solid coats

And Donald duck was narrating this lol

very very very excellent

Triy Triy again

Why, oh why would you strip a perfectly good paint finish?

Had to turn the sound down. The chipmunk talking was irritating.

Ottimo lavoro complimenti 🙂👍

Nice job. Just did one myself. As a warning to others I left the plane three days in white vinegar to eat the rust but it also ate a lot of the plane as well, took a whole day of sanding to get the sole back to the point where there is a good 80% bright metal and the remaining pits don’t affect function. It also ate some of the screw threads in the sole for the tote and front knob so I’ll have to remedy that too.

Bellissima questa pressa!!! Veramente un restauro ben fatto!!! Sembra tornata nuova!!!!

Ciao Paolo! Alla fine ce l'hai fatta a realizzare l'ottagono! Bravissimi, complimenti, ottimo lavoro 😊👍

Bellissima realizzazione!!! Porcaccia Eva come taglia!!!! Grande Paolo 💪🏼💪🏼👍🏽👍🏽

I would've liked to see the finished product. 🤔 Like a few before/after pics...

The Chipmunks noise was very irritating

Good job, congratulations. God bless you.

esta buenazo este vidio que todos los miren es un amigo especial

Fake restoration. I repair/restore planes for a living, and this was all wrong.

Great job but the background noise is annoying.

Hope you find the Solution 👌🏼😂

Nice work, I just refinished a 5 1/4 Stanley Bailey yesterday. Same exact process. The week before that No 4 too. I did so much sanding, and when I saw you put the stripper on, I really slapped myself in the head. I literally had it on my work bench in front of me and never thought to use it. So anyhow, What kind of diamond stone is that you are using? Could you link it maybe?

Semana passada encontrei no mezanino da minha marcenaria minha Stanley número 5 que comprei em 2003 em São Paulo, vou restaurar ela em breve. Vou usar suas dicas! Valeu.

I didn't know Alvin and the chipmunks were into woodworking. Jk, great video.

Great job but I have one question. That Japanning looked to be just fine. Why remove good Japanning for thin spray paint?

Un cepillo de los más bellos que he visto en mi vida y muy original como debe de ser un Stanley bailey lo mejor en herramientas de carpintería felicidades al dueño de esta maravilla

Well, it is possible! Just found out you have to use Rust Oleum product! Shake it really, really well and keep shaking whilst spraying and the effect will be astonishing!

Apparently it's impossible to achieve the mirrored effect at home. I don't really know.

Acrylic glass? Oh dear! But don't worry, we're all guilty of similar offences! :))

Wow I gonna get that formula look simple n clean using a wire wheel is annoyingly dusty and annoying I just done a number 7 & 8