Nice video- but why add glue? So sad to see the glue. Defeats the purpose of nail-less joints.

Hello Dan - While living in Romania were you able to order tools online and have them shipped to your location? I've never been to Romania and I don't know anything about the conditions there. Thank you.

Does it leave a surface smooth enough to finish? Could we say we are being environmentally and fiscally responsible by not throwing away so much consumable sandpaper?!

Man, vezi ca se repeta urat muzica, mai bine lasa capacu ala de marker sa se auda cand il scoti 🍾 Faci video-uri bune, mai fa! 👌🏼

So it's a flat wide short file? Interesting!

I got mine from feiner werkzeuge / fine tools way back. They go for 7 to 20 EURs depending on the model.

I would make the bench minus the hardware and dog holes. Put dovetail grooves and use match fit clamps and accessories. Great idea for a bench! Good job.

Thanks!

Did you ever sharpen the Mora 163 and 164? If so, how do you sharpen them? Any techniques you can share?

👍 thanks for the vid!

Dupa blocurile griii Sunt baietii Balsa... iii!

Your content is amazing; have been subscribing to you for years. Only wished you were able to make more videos more often! Very curious to learn more too if you were to do some sharing of your other custom jigs that appear but aren't mentioned in your other videos.

Do you have plans for the mini vice it looks super useful

Nothing for me. Sitting work position is bad for exactly working

Can I make a 12ft dresser with just these tools

Start the joiney 👀

The cool thing is you sit on it. Makes it stable. Don't need to think what table to put it on. Perfect if you live in an apartment. We use something similar here called a "goat," like a cobblers bench, made out of whatever wood is at hand, the weight of the sitter driving the pieces together and making it very stable. But it's simpler than this.

I've looked all over, but can't find what the clamps are that you have on the sides of your workbench that fit in the dog holes!

Hello Octavian! I made a bench the same size with two vertical planes as yours. For now I use clamps without a vice. I’m still thinking about how to make a vice. Most likely it will have one screw and a "fan" of several thin sheets of plywood. This fan will compensate for the thickness.

working bent over the bench is no good for your column. This is bull.

Good day, Octavian! Thank you so much for your videos!!! Why did you install a vise bench stop near your left hand? What do you think about a narrow vertical vice in the form of a 50*50 mm beam? Sometimes it seems to me that such a vice is more stable than one made from furniture board. However, your vice looks elegant. But how convenient is it? does it warp when working with narrow parts? is it durable over time? I'm in the process of making the same workbench. Although it's ugly and primitive compared to yours.

Just found your channel and I hope you keep making videos! I love your style. It's very relaxing and the projects are approachable using small hand tools mixed in creative ways with 3D printing. I've found a lot of inspiration so far!

That's beautiful. Just a heads up, it's possible to duplicate keys from a photo or screenshot.

Awesome work! love the method and music of the video - I really enjoy the smaller project videos!

Awesome. Delightful seeing leather and small project. I am curious how you put the bottoms in your stacking tool boxes. 6 mm ply in a groove and then two long runners for the interlocking on boxes below? Maybe four little blocks inset to lock in?

This is awesome ASMR and a beautiful project. And +1 on you video editing skills - great lighting and sound!

Nice to see you uploading again 😎 missed your videos!

Very cool! I love your small scale woodworking projects and even more: your stylized filmmaking skills! Cudos!

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beautiful pieces 🪵 great tools 🪚 and a well made video Grüße aus Murnau

really great content 👍🏼

Great to see new content :)

The european wooden planes are cheaper, sturdy and if you know what you doing you can achieve remarkable results with a tool lasting for life. Don't get me started on the 2nd hand market...the whole thing gets dirt cheap if you are a hand tool enthusiast..

Practical and realistic. You’re right about Cosman.

Where have you bought this groove plane?

Chinese hand planes are not the same so I wouldn't call Japanese hand planes a representation of all Eastern styles.

aaa stai. cand esti roman esti mai prost sau ce zici? pe sistem germania ii mai... totusi, mai kklar

good work, Japanese planes are for purists I guess. Maybe the devil is hidden in the blade?

Great subdued sense of humor. Indispensable, no doubt

Would love some more details of your setup and how to achieve it. I have limited space and have wanted to get into this hobby for real, for years!

Noice!

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nice work keep it up

I really enjoyed the project ❤ I would have liked it even more without the frames!

Great channel! I am interested to know more about the holdfasts / clamps used for edge planing? I am not familiar with this design. Thank you for sharing.

Pretty awesome for winging it with no detailed design upfront :).

This is a really cool idea! Nice work.

Das ist einfach erstaunlich. Wunderschön durchgedacht, gebaut, aufgenommen und bearbeitet. Ich habe deinen Kanal gerade gefunden, weil ich nach einigen Ideen für Ersthandwerkzeuge gesucht habe. Ich bin Architekt, der mit Holzbearbeitung als Hobby beginnt. Ich kann gar nichts zu Hause machen, also habe ich einen relativ nahegelegenen Maker-Space gefunden. Mach weiter so gute Arbeit. Grüße aus Stuttgart.

Messing uvijek fino izgleda u kombinaciji s drvetom.