Japanese Plane Tuning - Part 1 of 5 - Lapping the Back of the Blade
In this series, we run through the steps we use to tune a Japanese Plane. In Step 1 we flatten the back of the plane's main blade on a kanaban, unlocking it's edge's full potential and allowing it to mate properly to a chipbreaker down the track. 00:53 Removing the Blade from the Block 2:27 Anatomy of the Back fo the Blade 3:48 Introducing the Kanaban 5:13 Placement of the Blade on the Kanaban 6:50 Hitting the Entire Cutting Edge 7:43 Polishing the Back with the Kanaban 9:51 The End Result!

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Japanese Plane Tuning - Part 2 of 5 - Sharpening The Bevel

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Japanese Plane Tuning - Part 3 of 5 - Fitting the Blade to the Block

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How to adjust and sharpen Kanna 鉋の調整方法と研ぎ方 宮大工が職人技で教える初心者のための動画

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Kanna Tuning from First Principles with Jim Blauvelt - Maine Japanese Woodworking Festival 2023

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Make a Kanna, Japanese hand plane, part 1 of 5

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Make the Japanese hand plane table.

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Japanese Plane Tuning - Part 5 of 5 - Fitting the Chipbreaker

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Tune up of the Japanese flat plane. (Ko-kanna)

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Making a Wooden Miter Plane

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How To Sharpen a Plane Blade (The Correct Method)

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How to Reshape & Sharpen the Blade of Your Japanese Hand Plane

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Setting Up a Japanese Plane "鉋 Kanna"

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The truth about Japanese chisels

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How to make tiny wooden finger planes | Irons made from a saw blade

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【Japanese hand plane】【Japanese traditional hand tool】【鉋】

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Tips on choosing your first kanna (Japanese plane) part 1

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Making a Koyoshiya (小吉屋) Kanna Dai (鉋台) - Japanese Plane Block Master Craftsman

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Tune up of the Japanese flat plane. (Sunroku-Kanna)

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