Stanley No.65 Low Angle Block Planes 

Man I love this channel. Miss you big guy. Hope all is well my man.

That's what I need a good low angle block plane. I have just started doing woodworking I am a disabled Veteran with PTSD and unable to work so my Therapist told me to get a hobby so I did woodworking now I am starting with getting tools I have made a few things with what I have as soon as my Disability Insurance starts I will be able to buy what I need. Thank you for the lessons on how to restore planes, it look like fun and I would love to do one myself. I love to fix stuff tools are fun and interesting you learn so much then you take it apart restore it and use it after I see it every time you restore a plane the joy in your face when you test drive it and it works perfect. Thank You again I will keep watching I want to see you bring a totally trashed plane back from the dead, if I know you it won't even be a challenge but it would be very cool to watch and teach us Newbies a thing or two. Thanks Peter USMC

I couldn't believe you were taking effort on the chipped throat plane but watching you use it at the end taught me a few things.

I appreciate your passion and attention to detail (and sense of humor) in bringing these tools back to use and beauty.

Nice work! I really need one of these at some point.

Nice work P.C. Could you please highlight your sharpening technique as you always seem to get a good edge. Thank you. Matt Nice hair !

I bought a broken No. 65 at a sale it has a different depth adjuster knob then these 3 examples you show it has STANLEY around the back of the knob is it a replacement the iron and cap are marked sweetheart

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Shiny as a diamond in a goats ass !!!! Very nice 👍🏻

Why do you refer to expensive as 'salty'?

should've paid more for the stripper.. she's a hard worker