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DIGITAL: “Building a Traditional 18th Century Jointer Plane with Bill Anderson” in HD (Stream + Download)
$39.99
Traditional hand plane making, made simpler in this 3.75 Hour step-by-step tutorial!
Bill Anderson & Joshua Farnsworth offer a visually stunning and very detailed video about traditional hand plane making that is comprehensive enough for even beginners to successfully follow along and build a jointer plane of their own. Filmed on location in Roy Underhill’s Woodwright’s School in Pittsboro, North Carolina, Bill shows how to make an 18th Century jointer plane with only traditional woodworking hand tools. Bill simplifies the complicated hand plane building process, including wood selection, layout, mortising, using floats, building handles, chamfering the edges, truing the bottom, and finishing the plane. SEE PREVIEW VIDEO BELOW…
Description
FEATURES:
- Includes High Definition Streaming and MP4 Digital Video Download (or you can purchase the physical DVD here)
- Should be playable on all TV’s, computers, & digital devices (although, use a computer to download as customers have trouble downloading & unzipping with mobile devices).
- Step-by-step detailed instructions on building this wood plane
- Geared toward beginner hand tool woodworkers
- 3.75 Hours (255 minutes) of detailed instruction
- Filmed at Roy Underhill’s The Woodwright’s School
- See Bill Anderson’s workshop and portfolio {here}
STREAMING / DOWNLOAD INSTRUCTIONS:
After completing your purchase you’ll be taken to an order confirmation page (see what it looks like here). On that page you’ll see the link to stream or download the video. You’ll also find links to any plans or cut lists. You can also access these links from your account, which you will create during checkout.
WOOD PLANE RESOURCES & PHOTOGRAPHS FROM THE VIDEO SHOOT:
In this video on making a wood plane, Bill Anderson specifically shows how to make a traditional jointer plane using woodworking hand tools. A jointer plane is a wood plane that is one of three planes called a bench plane. The three main bench planes are a jointer plane, a smoothing plane, and a jack plane. These three hand planes are called a bench plane because they are used so often that they are almost always sitting on the workbench.
Click Here to see Bill Anderson’s Workshop Tour, Contact Information, and Biography.
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