Up until now, I have crafted most of my hand planes with a cutting angle of 47 to 50 degrees. I did this to make working with particularly hard woods—even the most challenging ones—just a little bit easier. However, I believe that for softwoods, a plane with an angle exceeding 45 degrees is essentially unnecessary. That is why I created this one.
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I made a 45-degree brass infill plane
Up until now, I have crafted most of my hand planes with a cutting angle of 47 to 50 degrees. I did this to make working with particularly hard woods—even the most challenging ones—just a little bit easier. However, I believe that for softwoods, a plane wit...
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As I get older, it takes me longer and longer to find my tools. That's why I made this so it's easy and intuitive to find them. It was designed to be as simple as possible so that it can be easily replaced if any problems are found during use. The plywood t...
Open this video on Young JeOverhead table saw dust collection
It was made using a 4-inch flexible aluminum dryer vent duct so that it can be easily raised when not in use and lowered when needed.
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Made of 1/2 inch thick maple plywood. Dimensions: 29 x 29 x 17inches. Weight: 27 lbs (12.247 kg).
Open this video on Young JeA workbench made for $150
I didn't buy the wood, but mostly recycled wood and used wood I had on hand. The wood used for the vise is mahogany. The workbench top is made of poplar with oak and ash glued on top. The top is 2 5/8 inches thick (the maypoles on each side are 2 3/4 inches...
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Open this video on Young JeDIY Table Saw Rip Fence
I was surprised that the angle steel inside the handle held the rail much more strongly than I thought.
Open this video on Young JeMake a sliding table saw
All woodworking equipment I owned was sold. I will create a new workplace by reducing the size. The first is the sliding table saw. craftsman 2hp belt drive table saw, It was produced in the 1980s (I bought this for $40) Two sheets of plywood and a two-by-f...
Open this video on Young JeFeel the difference with and without an overhead dust collector.
Open this video on Young JeMy table saw is perfect with no vibration.
I'm making a table saw using a circular saw.
Open this video on Young Jemake a 3d cutting board
dimensions : 21 x 14 1/2 x 1 1/4 (T) WOOD : Walnut, maple, cherry The large one is my wife's and the small one is my daughter's. I don't know the exact dimensions of the small one, but I think it's roughly 12 X 9 inches. Soaked in mineral oil for 24 hours
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