Making a Roundover Plane - Scrapwood Challenge Ep36

This roundover plane was a fun little tool to make that should be very handy.
You can make this with minimal tools, a forge isn't needed and you can make the cutter from an old file. I did use my belt grinder but it could've been done with an angle grinder instead.

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[PaskMakes]

I said at the end that I tried it on silky oak and that it was very dense. That was wrong, even though one of the pieces was silky oak I meant to say the spotted gum was very dense. Anyway, hopefully you enjoy the video! :)

[jamesogorman]

Smart idea using the magnetic square as a workholder.

[donaldbennett]

Message. Fellow woodworker and creator of the craft of making things. It was a pleasure watching you to see someone that's like myself .I love making things out of just about anything. Thank you for your website I'm glad I came across it I will watch more. February 14, 2020 at 6:42 PM. Michigan USA ...

[vasja_vasin]

You get very original and high-quality tools. Continue to delight us with your products. Thank you.

[FishersShop]

Turned out fantastic! Sure loved how the brass ended up looking.

[dallasmandy]

Can't thank you enough for walking me through each step the process. Because I plan to make one of these.

[rachkershaw]

I absolutely love watching your videos mate, the attention to detail you show is fantastic 👏 it's great to see a fellow Aussie successful as you in this genre 😀

[bradymcphail]

I just got a chance to watch this video. It was great! You're the top of the heap with me man! Thank you for your guidance and tutorials. Once I finaly get retired and moved to my new home and shop I will get to start making the projects that I have saved over all of these years. Just another year or so...

[jamesconner]

Love your simple but immensely useful Scrapwood Challenge series.

[crossgrainwoodproductsltd]

As always Neil, another practical tool we all can use in our shops. I think I'll make a few of them for the other woodworkers in my family. It's small enough to fit in a work apron or tool belt. Thanks!

[draindranker]

I'm a novice woodworker, and your videos are so inspiring. You've really made me appreciate hand tools. Thank you so much.

[baldwinthree]

Always so inspiring to see your scrapwood challenge projects. It turned out beautiful and the video was awesome as well!

[IEnjoyCreatingVideos]

Beautiful little roundover plane Neil! Thanks for sharing the video with us.👌👍😎JP

[strikebr]

No words to describe the creativity and simplicity of this tool.

[videogalore]

Excellent video as usual! Not too long, not too short, brilliant camera detail and clear audio descriptions too!

[sixpotshot]

Absolutely loaded with features and tricks. A gem of a vid. Hats off man, total genius

[salihcagdas]

You're the best Woodworker YouTuber I've ever seen. Thanks a lot for these information.

[wintrsmith]

Just found the link to your photography page, Amazing pictures. Angle of the north is a couple of hours from me and I love to visit there, and Eilean Donan Castle is another favourite of mine. I've been to dozens of Scottish castles over the years, its become a bit of a hobby visiting ones I've not found before. And of course Lindisfarne, I hope you got to drink the Mead while you were there, I have a bottle in my cupboard for special occasions....

[keirfarnum]

That knurling jig is slick! Cool techniques! Thanks for sharing.

[vandenpiaff]

Nice one!!! Time spent with you in the workshop are good time, thanks. Best to you and your family from Denmark.