These Tools all do the SAME THING?? #woodworkingtips #woodworking #diy

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[thedoomeddoug]

Oh no... The rabbits have gotten to him, may the rebate save him

[markhamq]

Dude needs to do a crossover with someone who does timber framing. Every time he shows a tool he owns but "literally never uses" it's for big carpentry stuff. He's clearly equipped for it.

[grahamclarke]

Don't tell me I don't need a shoulder plane!

[kentonward]

I use my shoulder plane all the time ! I use my rabbet plane as well. But there are times a shoulder plane can do little cleanup jobs that allow you to fit things tighter. Times I use my skew wooden rabbet planes to help with tennons. So I would have to say I have used and use all of them. Love your channel !

[jackwaycombe]

I have a number of old wooden traditional planes, from a jack to a rabbet. And a few steel specialist planes of the same kind.
The most wonderful thing I've found about them is that - in some jobs at least - they can solve a problem in less time than it takes to set up a modern machine.
And SO much more pleasure when you see those fine ribbon shavings...

[MickeyCuervo]

I've been looking for a very specific kind of plane, but I don't know what it's called. What I need it to do is cut a U shaped groove in a long piece of wood a consistent distance from the edge at a consistent depth. Yeah I could set up a router to do the same thing, but I like the feel of hand tools.

[JosephSastreShowsYou]

I’d like a shoulder plane. I do a lot of tenon and lap joints using a circular saw and sometimes I cut them just a tiny bit narrow. Would really help dial in those joints.

[garettjohnson]

Dang, this was a really good explanation of all of them! You could say he made it all sound... plane and simple? 🤣🤣🤣

[ironhead]

“I literally never use mine “ … ~ 10 seconds earlier…shoulder plane used to explain, what it is and why you don’t need one! 😝

[Tater]

I am currently looking at designing a fillister/plow plane that can be 3d printed, but it is not as easy as you'd think
(yes, I've watched Rex's videos on making your own planes, it is still hard)

[professor]

And if you can get a rabbet plane, it’s much better to get one with a skewed blade. They may cost a little more, but they are worth it!!

[wesleymorris]

Surprisingly, I use my shoulder plane quite often. Never for a tenon shoulder.

[jonathan]

Bah ha ha, “do the same thing…kind of do the same thing”, made me bust out laughing, thanks Rex, your vids are always so interesting and the comedic timing I love.

[justkirk]

Interesting - I use a shoulder plane to clean up rabbets

[johnford]

Interesting. I use my shoulder plane frequently, and don't own a moving fillister. Nonetheless, nice video. Thanks for sharing.

[vyvianalcott]

Be vewy vewy quiet, I'm planing wabbits

[dandelie]

Oh no, now we're going down L shaped rabbit holes. Rex is getting unhinged!!!😂

[thedailystoner]

Got any links for these tools online, the nearest shop in my town is way overpriced

[mrjack]

I gotta ask. How many planes do you actually have squirreled away in that workshop of yours?

[MegaDraws]

I use a Shoulder plane to really sneak up on tennons and rebates. and i sometimes use it as a blockplane in a pinch... Sorry Rex!! 😂