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How To Sharpen A Stanley 45 or 55 Plane Iron Cutter

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How do you sharpen Cutter Irons for a Stanley 55 or 45 combination plane. This looks at strait (chisel) and Molding cutters.
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@TheEvilKittenLord 4 года назад

Protip: For curve profiled blades, use them to cut the shape they're designed to make, then sand that down just the thickness of a 1200 grit sheet of paper, then glue the paper own to it. Perfect sharpener.

@alangreen3425 Год назад

Perfect timing to find this video! My next project is to sharpen all my 45 and 55 cutters. The only question I have about the process is...what do I check the sharpness of the edge with after I shave off all my arm hair?? Lol Interesting and very instructive video my friend! Keep them coming!

@WoodByWright Год назад

Sounds like you have fun ahead of you.

@jameschamberlain4376 2 года назад

Greetings My bench has seen numerous sash cut with a S-45. First impressions using this tool had me assessing its value as minimally adequate. Stubborn persistence showed me a lot of nuance. To really accelerate one’s 45 progress let me suggest taking on a ten-piece sash job involving

@marklynch8781 6 лет назад

Thanks for the great Stanley 45 and 55 videos. I have seen commercial round sanding sticks, even an interesting tapered version. One idea I see about sharpening curved areas is using a slip stone set, a little over $30.00 on EBay. Your idea is cheaper and something that can be done with materials at hand.

@WoodByWright 6 лет назад

Thanks. No reason to complicate things.

@gstellmon 7 лет назад

If you use the other fence to keep the plane tracking on the board, you can eliminate the possibility of the plane sliding off the molding, and reduce variation particularly in the smaller details of the molding

@WoodByWright 7 лет назад

+gstellmon very true.

@justintreacy5435 Месяц назад

Hi James. Great content. Thanks. What make are your shapeners? JT

@yinn2yang 6 лет назад

thank you so much i just bought a stanley no 50 and i had no idea how to sharpen the blades...

@WoodByWright 6 лет назад

+yinn2yang thanks. If you ever have any questions feel free to ask any time.

@tonyboffa6285 2 года назад

How do you sharpen a rounded blade please? Thanks Tony

@WoodByWright 2 года назад

Here you go. www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=m.youtube.com/watch%3Fv%3DWZ3hO4UnNQM&ved=2ahUKEwio3vewvYT3AhVcAp0JHcFvA_sQwqsBegQIBRAE&usg=AOvVaw1AUVPE0dERktcAqD0nqYAT

@opasworkshop8373 8 лет назад

Great tips James. Now I kno who can sharpen my 45 till I can afford diamond plates lol. Good work brother

@WoodByWright 8 лет назад

+Opa's Workshop lol. I actually used to use the cheap stuff from Harbor Freight. Just recently gave that to someone else but man I love these Diamond Stones

@cliffordduhh45 Год назад

@@WoodByWright are you still using diamond stones? I’m jumping up from a DMT two-sided thing. Either to oil stones or some diamond ones.

@Cactusworkshopchannel 8 лет назад

Interesting!! that planing sound at the end is so tasty!

@WoodByWright 8 лет назад

I love the sound of a sharp plane!

@tonyboffa6285 2 года назад

Hi, ya could show me how to sharpen a convex 55 combination blade, please. I saw you sharpening the concave blades, which seem quite straightforward? But it's the convex blade, which I'm not too sure about? Any advice would be much appreciated. Thanks Papalouie 👍

@WoodByWright 2 года назад

That's usually considered to be the much easier of the two. You generally just do it on a sharpening stone like you would with a gouge or scrub plane.

@tonyboffa6285 2 года назад

@@WoodByWright thanks m8

@leksey7870 8 лет назад

Nice big plates for sharpening. Like!

@WoodByWright 8 лет назад

+Аleksey Bek thanks. I love the DMT plates!

@danielsolowiej 8 лет назад

rescuer sandpaper, very well done, James

@WoodByWright 8 лет назад

Thanks! did you get your plane yet. not expecting it yet but thought I would ask.

@danielsolowiej 8 лет назад

Not yet received, Thank you :)

@tylerwilcox4456 7 лет назад

What compound do you recommend for a strop? And where can I buy it?

@WoodByWright 7 лет назад

just about anything. will do. I prefer Zink oxide but there are a ton of others that work just as well. this is what I use. amzn.to/2vsYKfO

@Shopcat22 8 лет назад

Very, very informative. You always have such great tip videos.

@WoodByWright 8 лет назад

Thank you! that means a lot!.

@noconz0727 8 лет назад

Did you notice the first 30second clip after your intro repeats?

@WoodByWright 8 лет назад

I don't know what you mean. for some reason when it rendered there was a gap right after the intro that I did not catch tell after it was released.

@Thom4123 8 лет назад

Great information I like the hand tool baldness that we all end up with funny stuff

@WoodByWright 8 лет назад

+Thom spillane LOL. Yep that is how we can all identify ourselves.

@willemkossen 8 лет назад

Nice. I actually glued strips of sandpaper around dowels to do this and i go to higher grits using wet-n-dry sandpaper. I am halfway in my moulding plane restoration project. Not sure there will be a video, but i recorder most of it, might do it some day. Other things first. Handtool Pattern Baldness, well, i never ever tested my sharpness that way. I dont know why people do it. Its a strange fetish, i mean, habit...

@WoodByWright 8 лет назад

I can usualy tell the sharpness from just feeling it but I do enjoy maintaining a bald spot there for some reason. LOL Looking forward to seeing your video!

@theVonThompsons 8 лет назад

I like it...I have been sharpening for years and I even got something out of it. Are those dmt diasharp stones?

@WoodByWright 8 лет назад

+the Von Thompsons thank you. That means a lot. Yes those are DMT stones. I absolutely love them.

@qigong1001 8 лет назад

Just curious how your diamond plates are holding up. Do you notice that its wearing down at all?

@WoodByWright 8 лет назад

I have not noticed any difference at all in the 6 months I have had them. they cut Really fast.

@Withplaneandsaw 8 лет назад

i can tell you watch paul sellers videos! he is awesome and this video is great as always.

@WoodByWright 8 лет назад

he is one of my favorites! I love his style.

@Withplaneandsaw 8 лет назад

+Wood By Wright he is the best woodworker alive id say

@donnymcarter 8 лет назад

Very good info James! Can you tell me what stones you're using? Thanks for the video!

@WoodByWright 8 лет назад

Diamond plates from DMT

@donnymcarter 8 лет назад

+Wood By Wright perfect thanks

@WoodByWright 8 лет назад

+donny carter I absolutely love working with them. They may seem expensive but when you start looking at professional stones they are actually on the cheaper side.

@daviddorothy4969 8 лет назад

For the curves, why is 400 grit sufficient? Is it because of the shape? Otherwise you could easily get some 1000 grit automotive sandpaper.

@WoodByWright 8 лет назад

I could do that. but the bevel side of a plane blade never touches the wood. back when this was made most never sharpened anything past 250. if you were to sharpen one to a very high grit and another to just 250 you could not feel a difference. Because only the tip and the flat side touch the wood. I could also get slip stones and take it much higher. but there is no need. now if this was a gouge where both sides had to slide past the wood then defenetly go higher if possible. does that answer your question?

@daviddorothy4969 8 лет назад

+Wood By Wright yep. Thanks. That makes a lot of sense.

@123thischarmingman 7 лет назад

Wood By Wright regardless of which side touches the wood, the edge itself is affected by both surfaces. if you have a rough grind / deep scratches on one side and a mirror polish on the other, the edge will still take the profile of the rough side.

@TJSWOODWORKINGSHOP 8 лет назад

Good stuff my friend i like it and very nice tips :)

@WoodByWright 8 лет назад

Thanks!

@TJSWOODWORKINGSHOP 8 лет назад

No problem my brother thank you sir :)

@2001DestructionofLies 8 лет назад

can you use a regular leather belt as a strop?

@WoodByWright 8 лет назад

Sure. just make sure it is not too soft. that can actualy dull the tip if the blade sinks in causing the leather to wrap up around the tip when pushed into it.

@2001DestructionofLies 8 лет назад

thank you for the tip