SuperTune! The Lie-Nielsen Block Plane – Part 1
SuperTune! The Lie-Nielsen Block Plane – Part 1
Hello Everyone!
This is Episode 26 and is another in my SuperTune series. Originally this was going to be one video – I thought “small plane, small video” – but it turned out to be much more involved than I first anticipated, so I’ve split it into two parts. Part 2 is almost done, so you won’t have to wait long.
Some of it is more of the same as the No 4 series, but there’s quite a bit of new stuff.
Video Production Notes:
Process is improving significantly and there’s incremental improvements in quality. Although I’m not yet 100% happy, it’s getting better.
So far I’ve spent 61 hours for both parts 1 & 2 and it’s 41 days (down from 53) since the last post and I was able to work on 24 of them, averaging 2 hours 32 minutes per session. Not quite the 35 days I was aiming for, but not too bad.
Time expended to make each minute of video has improved; from 2 hours 8 minutes to 1 hour 46 minutes.
Your comments are most welcome; keep them coming!
Jim
Ok I see that you only have 728 subscribers so just to be nice I subscribed also could you build mabe a table and carve little figures in it pleas much appreciated thank you if you can. I see that you are a really nice person and like all content creators you try your best I hope that you get way more subscribers on your chanel and more veiws, mabe use hashtags to get more veiws for people that like wood working, jsut trying to help you out here thanks for the good video.
Well, in getting this out of an old plane, it makes me wonder why there isn’t a slot in the top of this threaded piece so you can just unscrew it?????
I also see that you spend a lot of time and hard work and dedication to your videos keep up the good work Jim.
The sound is too low.
Great video once again Mr. Linn! One question: would using nylon soft jawed pliers work better for taking off the brass screws than wrapping them in brass wire? I have one for adjusting brass set screws and they work well.