Recreating a $10,000+ Infill Hand Plane Without a Mill or a CNC! | ASMR Woodworking/Metal Working

Описание: I did not have $10k to spend on an infill hand plane, but I did have a hack saw so I decided to try and make my own. This plane is based on the early 1900's Norris no. 10 & 11 infill mitre (aka miter) planes. Steel body with maple infills and dovetail construction. This hand plane is 5" long and 1-1/2" wide. This type of hand plane was designed to take fine shavings without tear out. Even in hard and troublesome woods. I worked on this project on and off for three months. With any luck the next one will go much faster.

Behind the Scenes:
About the Builds, Gallery, and Plans: https://ericmeyermaker.wordpress.com/
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Chapters
0:00 Warning
0:07 $10k for real?
0:21 Making the Bending Form
1:39 Bending Form V2.0
3:01 The Body Template
4:02 Time to Cut Some Steel
11:42 Bending the Body
13:22 Making the Front
21:40 Making the Sole - Attempt 1
23:27 Jig Making
28:31 Making the Sole - Attempt 2
30:00 Making the Sole - Attempt 3
33:35 Cutting the Dovetails
36:53 Opening the Mouth
39:08 Roughing Out the Infills
41:56 Prepping for Peening
44:04 Peening the Dovetails
46:21 Fixing My Mistakes
47:21 Making the Infills
52:00 Making the Lever Cap
55:46 Making the Wedge
57:15 Shaping the Iron
58:39 Does it Work?
59:25 NOW I Can Sand
59:59 The Finishing Touches
1:01:35 Testing it Out
1:02:52 About the Build (The talking bit)

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