Video: Hand Planes with Rob Cosman Workshop

Video: Hand Planes with Rob Cosman WorkshopThis DVD is designed to help you get your new plane from the box to the bench in minutes! This is our first in house production. While the video audio quality is not as good as my other DVDs, I think you will still find great value in the content. I cover the following topics in the DVD: Which planes (1 thru 8) do I need? Do new planes need flattening and how do I tell? Do I need to "tune up" a new plane? How do I quickly sharpen blades? Which stones

Pins mate the sticks together for storage

These saws have the same design and specifications as my regular Dovetail Saw only the handle is custom made from a select species of figured wood

tool steel

Tooth Geometry: Filed crosscut at 15 teeth per inch (TPI) and a 0 degree tooth rake

The result is a chisel optimized for detailed woodworking

I can fairly quickly readjust the blade for a more aggressive cut

Head measures 3-5/16" x 2"

This 16oz white rubber mallet is what I use for assembling and disassembling my wood joints

Brass back has a  1-1/2 inch x ¼ inch x ¼ inch tenon epoxied into the handle

What is a GlassStone

Alan's apprenticeship took place in a commercial shop that operated with out electricity

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