035 Restoring a vintage wooden trying plane.

035 - This video takes places over the span of many months. It starts with the rough wooden trying plane (long jointer plane) that I bought at a yard sale for $20, with an Ibbotson Peace iron. I started to restore it, using the knowledge that I had at the time. about 6 months later, I decided to do a little bit better job, with the new knowledge that I had. Table saw: G1023S Miter gauge: Incra Table Saw Blade: Tenryu Gold Medal Bandsaw: Grizzly G0513 Lathe/12” Disk sander: Grizzly G0462 Jointer: Grizzly G1018 w/ Byrd Shelix spiral cutter Planer: DeWalt DW735 w/ Byrd Shelix spiral cutter and Wixey digital planer gauge Drum Sander: Delta X5 16/32 Spindle Sander: Grizzly G0538 Scroll Saw: Powermatic Model 95 Router: Bosch, DeWalt Band/corner clamp: MLCS 9012 Woodworking Merle Multi Corner Clamp Hand Planes: Too many to possibly track Hand tools: Too many to list, Mac, Craftsman, Proto, Pittsburg Thanks for watching, and please like, subscribe and share, here and at the following locations: Facebook: facebook.com/Clandestinewoodwork/ Etsy: etsy.com/shop/ClandestineWoodwork Pinterest: pinterest.com/CLWoodwork/ Instagram: instagram.com/clandestinewoodwork/ Tumblr: tumblr.com/blog/clandestinewoodwork Twitter: twitter.com/CLWoodwork