Comments

1. 
   dandegennaro | Nov 01, 2016 01:45pm | #1

   Thanks Mike; another informative and well made video. I liked the use of a jack for final smoothing as well.

2. 
   Tavy | Nov 02, 2016 06:39pm | #2

   Thanks Mike....great tutorial.
   You know what, the day I started to learn to get my blades sharp was the day I started to like using hand planes.
   Cheers

3. 
   user-6479106 | Nov 05, 2016 07:41am | #3

   Very informative. I'm new to hand planes, so I appreciate your attention to the smallest of details as it gives me a better understanding. Thank you for a great video series!

4. 
   goldenrectangle | Nov 06, 2016 08:20am | #4

   Great series, lots of good pointers. Very clear and thorough without being too long.

5. 
   DavidFromGuilford | Nov 07, 2016 09:34pm | #5

   Almost as good as you are in person. Tom Hanks has nothing on you.

   BTW, where did you get that great shop apron? Just what I've been looking for.

6. 
   barn54 | Jul 17, 2019 01:00pm | #6

   Refreshingly clear and precise presentation. The time you took to do so is evident. It's a pleasure to learn from an expert without the need for excessive prattle. Many thanks.

7. 
   user-7246447 | Nov 07, 2021 04:07pm | #7

   Mike,
   This was the first "recipe" I've seen for putting a hook on card scrapers that actually...works. My card scrapers are now in the best cutting shape they've ever been in and I look forward to using them in my guitar work.

   Can't thank you enough.

   BPW