Choosing & Buying a Combination Plane for Woodworking

✪ Part 1: " Choosing & Buying a Combination Plane"
✪ Part 2: "Refurbishing Combination Planes" (coming soon)
✪ Part 3: "How to Use a Combination Plane" (coming soon)

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[athmostafa]

Nice, good to see other 2 episodes soon 🤔 . thanks 😊

[andrewmcgillivray]

thanks for your video! i have a record 405 as well as a stanley 45 and 55. in the past i just „collected“ them, i didn‘t use them. That will change soon, in my new shop i intend to learn a lot about these complicated looking planes and put them to use. your video provided some insight. well done!

[triune_blades]

Who make that tiny bow saw you had behind you to YOUR left. It's super tiny. I love it. I just don't know it's practicality.

[joseangelalvarezfragoso]

Está muy bueno el vídeo pero necesito la caja de cuchillas ojalá me puedan ayudar a conseguir.

[williamnye]

I've got a couple of Stanley 50's, and they work beautifully. The problem is trying to get cutters for them. When I can find them at all, they're so expensive it's just not worth buying them. And that's a shame, because even though the 50 was basically a poor man's 45, it could do almost anything the 45 and 55 could do. Guess I'll just have to try to make my own cutters!

[kentcostello]

I always wanted to have one in my woodworking shop but when I see one in the antique store its missing parts or its trash bad and pricey $$$ I'll get one soon I hope.