Restoring a rusty Stanley Bailey No.5 Plane 

Cuts real good like a sharp plane should!

thank you for the cat segment

I’m not sure it would have looked that nice brand new ! Amazing job

Very helpful

Great attention to detail.

I always love watching you bring new life to old things.

Beautiful. Hello sleeping Ash. Always a treat to see you.

Great restoration for a worthy tool!

Simply incredible! Thank you for sharing this.

I love how you had a scene where you struggled to find a container to soak it in, then at the end use he plane right next to a stack of tubs that look like they were designed for the job 😂

I was just gifted my dad's old 5 1/2, this will be very helpful thanks

Great work. Love the gold paint on the raised lettering. I bet thats much better for visibility when going to select a different plane. Subscribed!

Great video! Thanks, I was wondering what was wrong with my No.5. I missed something painfully obvious and easily fixed! Now all I need is a bench grinder.....doh.....!

Wery nise plain 👍

Cat so cute

Just tuned up a dumped nearly new Stanley bailey jack plane. Dumped cos they couldnt adjust the iron. Just needed fine tuning of the mechanism. These planes dont just work. Like a guitar they need setting up n maintaining. The tool survived a recycling centre unscathed because of the box it was in! Lesson keep anything valuable in its box.

Do you use any specific type of paint for this? I've just bought my first plane to try and bring back to life. Nothing valuable, this is just a practice piece but I'm looking forward to it and want to do a good job of it.

Can you please tell the grids, fluids of sanding you used on the metal body? (@6:40) Thanks!

What paint did you use was is it semi gloss

I had to replay the part where you put it back together about 35 times, you're going way too fast for my eyes, even with the playback speed at .25 and at .5. Slow your work down for others to be able to see