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Common Hand Plane Problems and how to fix them.

Setting up a hand plane is one of the beginning skills that can change your woodworking. tonight I want to look at common problems with them and how to set them up. 00:00:00 James Wright: What are we going to do today? 15:00 The Woodworking Monkey: Norris style adjustment or Bailey style? Which is better? 26:00 Tom West: ​I'm using stones now to sharpen. Are the diamond plates worth it? 38:00 The Woodworking Monkey: How should I prepare the chip breaker so that shavings do not get under it? 39:00 George Ortiz: ​when adding a back bevel to the plane and you polish the edge how are you supposed to strop it? Do you need to lift the back while stropping or keep the back flat??? 40:00 Tom West: ​Does placing it diagonal while sharpening make a difference? 41:00 DBaca Maker: So how much of a burr are you looking for??? 41:00 Russ Corbett: ​out of curiosity, I was always told to use a file to round the edge of the toe of the plane to help it glide a little easier,,, any pluses or minuses in doing that ??? all of mine are now that way 42:00 Punisher Woodworking: ​do you put a micro bevel on the iron on the last plate 43:00 sharpie0089: Is there a point at which a plane iron/chipbreaker are no longer worth continuing to sharpen/flatten? I have a chip breaker that I can't seem to get flush with the iron. 45:00 mystang 89: Everytime I start out planing my plane stutters at the beginning of the piece but if I start in the middle it's just fine. the edge is sharpened to 1000 grit and I strop. what an I found wrong? 49:00 Alan Smith: Does white oak have a mischievous oil that covers the face so of a wide board to keep the plane for cutting even on it 50:00 Russ Corbett: ​out of curiosity,, would there be any need or reason to " open " or " widen " the mouth ??? 51:00 Jimmy A: I can't get my No.3 to cut without leaving tracks. Will a frog that is not flat cause my plane to leave tracks? 52:00 Josiah Lacey: thoughts on a back bevel on a plane iron? 52:00 Uncle Bobby's Hobby: Do the larger, jointing planes require more effort? I work a whole lot harder with my 6 than 3. 4, or 5. 53:00 Brigette Lopez: ​What does it mean if the plane stalls out right when it touches the wood? 55:00 Dennis Meko: ​Is sharpening bench plane and block plane and up angle planes the same process??? 55:00 Butch Landry: ​Do you soften the edge of the soles? 55:00 David Arends: HOW DO YOU RESET A BEVEL ON A BLADE?? 57:00 Jim Lee: ​When looking at a used plane for purchase, is it possible for the blade to be "consumed" or too short to function? 58:00 Kenny-Anjanette Horn: ​How critical is it that the entire sole of No. 7 plane is flat? 59:00Tom West: IS it worth it to get a no8 if you have a no7???? 59:00 Nathan Grant: ​I have a No. 6 and hard to find an affordable No. 7... Is the No. 6 good enough for now? 59:00 Curtis Beeler: What are $ values for each plainer? 59:00 me me: ​How do you plane flat a book-matched panel using a Low angle bevel-up jack plane. The tear-out in the opposing side is terrible. 59:00 lgriffee932: ​How can I camber a plane iron with sandpaper? I don’t have a grinder 59:00 Christopher Lask: Would you use a #7 on a shooting board??? --Tools I Use-- http://www.woodbywright.com/ --Dad Joke Book-- https://amzn.to/2ywC2UK --Find Antique tools near you-- http://www.HandToolFinder.com Top Patreon Supporters: Erich Keane - https://github.com/erichkeane Kyle Prince - Travis Reese - William Fleming - Stephen Vandermey - https://www.charitywater.org/ Alan Smith - http://www.flourishinggrace.org/listen/ Gerald Philip Doyon - ////Help this channel grow\\\\ https://www.woodbywright.com/support/ ////You Can find me:\\\\ https://www.woodbywright.com/contact-me/ ////My Podcast\\\\ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_0A... Intro music: Tim Sway http://timsway.net/ background music: Udo Stehle https://www.upwork.com/freelancers/~0... Instagram: @udostehle