081 Classic shooting plane

Hello again my friends!

In this episode i'm gonna build classic wooden shooting plane using my actuall workshop setup.
Beech body and the wedge plus D2 semi-stainless tapered iron.

I hope you will like it :)

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[StavrosGakos]

Hello again my friends!

In this episode i'm gonna build classic wooden shooting plane using my actuall workshop setup.
Beech body and the wedge plus D2 semi-stainless tapered iron.

I hope you will like it :)

All my videos are sponsored by me, my supporters and Youtube adds - nothing more so all you spamers stop send me an emails to collaborate with your companies. I really don't care about your shitty products, there is no place for you on my back.


Cheers!
Stavros

[samuelgalano]

09:10 God bless you my friend! To see you again only now using such a beautiful shaper and mill with a lot of your own well designed tooling is a pleasure beyond words. There was a time years ago that I worried that your genius might never be rewarded appropriately. I know as a retired staircase builder that being so meticulous can be a difficult challenge when your trade feeds your family. From what I can see you’ve managed it all exceedingly well!

[bradleyleben]

I’ve been watching your videos from the beginning, I never find them boring. I remember when the only thing you used electric while making your planes was the light. It’s knowledge that makes them weather by hand tools or power tools.
You are a true artistan .

[robertdlucas]

Brings back memories of my boyhood seventy-years ago using one of these planes.

[brucepottorff]

OK Stavros. You may take your place among the finest traditional plane makers working today. That beautiful plane made effortless work of the end grain pear. I own some great planes and can put a keen edge on their blades, but none could do that. I'm in awe.

[MitWoodPlayCreations]

Not only is it beautiful, but it’s also highly functional – an excellent creation❤

[edwpel]

Congratulations! Great job. I would have liked a few more details on sharpening the plane iron...

[DickvanZanten]

Hello Stavros,
I too have been following your youtubes from the beginning and enjoy every video you make. I love seeing your shop grow over time and getting more tooling. Luckily the product keeps the incredibly high quality that is one of your hallmarks, whether made completely by hand or with mechanical tools makes no difference. Keep it up my friend!

[stepjerot]

Stavros, thank you for sharing this amazing piece of craftmanship

[stanmoderate]

I find the combination of the machine and handwork just as fascinating to watch as the pure handwork. I put that down to your videography skills. A beautiful piece.

[rickdoby]

I love your work. Keep at it! I really like to see you using new equipment to make your planes and going back to your hand skills for the finishing touches! It shows just how much you have learned about your craft over the years.

[ZittoRossi]

Parabéns Mestre Gakos, ficou muito bom o trabalho, ferramentas sofisticadas, fazendo ferramentas tradicionais por mãos talentosas ! ! !

[ben_tyreman]

nice work! I can appreciate the machining as well as hand tool skills, it's good to see you now combine both, best of both worlds in my opinion because you can make more planes without sacrificing on the quality.

[МихаилБерлизов-рж]

Великолепная, мастерская, точная работа! Результат - выше всяческих похвал! Браво@

[snellscroft]

Very interesting to see another way of doing things with just as much skill and a beautiful product, looking forward to your next video.

[jackdelancey]

I do admire the perfection, both in the hand and machinery skills.

[robohippy]

I haven't seen those milling tools, but they sure seem to save you a lot of work. Nice piece as always!

[simonmcowan]

Brilliant stuff, machine use will cut down the hours, making them quicker and more economical to produce, well worth waiting for, thank you this episode. Greetings from Wales 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

[philippedubois]

Congratulations !
As each time, your work is near perfection. Thanks a lot Stavros.
You give me the desire & energy to try myself.

[larsjensen]

Very very nice work. Nice to see the millingmachie used in that way! 😍