Restoring a Rare Stanley Bedrock 608 with My Daughter! Will it Work Again??

I restored a rare Stanley Bedrock 608 jointer plane with my daughter, and this turned into one of my favorite restoration projects yet. From years of rust, grime, and wear to a fully restored hand plane ready for the workshop again, we take you through the entire restoration process step by step. TIMESTAMPS 00:00 - Intro 02:53 - Disassemble the Stanley Bedrock 608 05:30 - Disassemble Small Block Plane 06:23 - How to De-grease parts with a De-greaser 08:07 - How to Use Evaporust to remove Rust from Parts 09:44 - Cleaning the Parts of the Bedrock 608 with a Wire Wheel 10:18 - Polishing the sides of the Stanley Bedrock 608 body 12:47 - Polishing the Lever Cap, chip breaker, and Plane Iron 13:25 - Polishing the Smaller Parts of the Stanley Bedrock 608 14:48 - Searching for my Daughter through the House 16:03 - Getting the Parts ready for Paint in the High-Tech Paint Booth 16:23 - Painting the Stanley Bedrock 608 18:19 - Repairing the Tote and the Front knob on the Stanley Bedrock 608 20:47 - Applying a Finish to the Tote and the Front Knob 22:21 - How to Sharpen the Plane Iron 24:20 - Final Look at the Polished Parts 26:47 - Outro 27:17 - Final Test of the Stanley Bedrock 608 with my Daughter The Stanley Bedrock series is considered one of the best hand planes ever made, and restoring this antique jointer plane was an incredible project to share with my daughter. If you enjoy antique tool restoration, woodworking, hand tool restoration, vintage Stanley tools, or relaxing restoration videos, you’re in the right place. Tools like the Stanley Bedrock 608 represent an amazing era of craftsmanship, and it’s always satisfying to preserve a piece of woodworking history. Thanks for watching and supporting the channel! #StanleyBedrock608 #ToolRestoration #Woodworking #HandPlane #StanleyTools #VintageTools #Restoration #HandToolRestoration #AntiqueTools #WoodworkingTools