Tool Talk:Stanley SW No 60 1/2

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In this video I look at and break down another one of Stanley's new Sweetheart tools and let you know exactly what I think about the No 60 1/2 block plane. If you have this plane please let me know what you think in the comments! Below are the links to all of the block planes I mention in the video.
Stanley 60 1/2: www.homedepot.com/p/Sweethear...
Stanley 9 1/2: www.homedepot.com/p/Sweethear...
Lie-Nielsen 60 1/2: www.lie-nielsen.com/products/...
Veritas: www.leevalley.com/en-us/shop/...
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15 июл 2024

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@timothymallon 2 года назад

9:45 as someone who uses planes often, I can tell you why the iron and lateral adjuster aren't machined closer in size to each other. It is because it is allowing for human error when adjusting the depth. Those particular planes where the depth adjustment and lateral adjustment are performed on the same knob/arm, you can very quickly set your lateral angle askew very quickly and accidently when you are trying to simply adjust the depth. That extra slop in the contact alleviates that from happening accidently. You have to actually continue to move the lateral adjustment in order to change angle.

@12againsports 3 года назад

Nice review sir! It is amazing to me that you have used this on 4 projects and not had to resharpen the blade. That is a testament to that line of steel. This is a nice looking tool that seems well priced. Nice job!!

@matthewvick4930 3 года назад

12 Again Sports & Outdoors your spoons were one of the projects! I really hope they make more tools in the lineup. One day I will do a block plane shootout with all of the ones I have just to show everyone what’s out there and to help make a better decision in what will be best for them.

@haroldmorick2965 2 года назад

This was such an informative video. I just got this plane and your video was extremely helpful. Thank you,

@matthewvick4930 2 года назад

Thank you for the comment! I hope you enjoy your new plane!

@PositiveBreaks 3 года назад

Awesome tool review. I don't own a block plane, but now I kind of want to buy one. 😄

@matthewvick4930 3 года назад

Positive Breaks I can’t get enough of them!😂

@tubbyguyoutdoors 3 года назад

Danny over at 12 again sports and outdoors have you a great shout out ! Excellent review and explanation vid Matthew ! New supporter here . Thanks for sharing

@matthewvick4930 3 года назад

tubbyguyoutdoors thank you for the support! Danny has been so supportive from the beginning and a can’t thank him enough!

@25perez 3 года назад

that tool take me back to high school woodshop lol #12again sent me

@matthewvick4930 3 года назад

I wish they still taught wood shop in high school. It’s sad that kids don’t even have that opportunity anymore where I am.

@beastmoderips3644 3 года назад

Cool video

@JackPage570 3 года назад

Hey man #12again! Just came from 12 again sports and outdoors! Cool video!

@matthewvick4930 3 года назад

Thank you!

@poormansstack 3 года назад

This looks like a good value. I have not used any of the newer planes so I have no experience with the set screw, it looks like a cheap fist and that should help to keep this block plane at a good price. I know I see some using the steeper grade planes, I am not sure what the benefit is but do know the lower grade ones are easier to push. This one used from Mexico is better then a new one from China!

@matthewvick4930 3 года назад

Poorman's Stack the lower the blade the better for end grain and the higher the blade the better for figured wood such as curly maple. Also sometimes a certain piece of wood just might not like the low angle so it’s always nice to have some variety. With the bevel up style plane like this one and the low angle jack planes you can actually control the angle of the cut simply by grinding the bevel of the blade to a different degree. That’s what makes them so versatile. Instead of having a plane for every degree you might need, all you have to have is multiple blades and just swap them out.

@michaeldarmanin8966 Год назад

I purchased one of these and tossed it in the bin after about 4 uses. I had no issues with the lever cap. My issues was the pin that locks the cap into position pulled out of it's thread and stripped the thread in the process.

@muskokacardcollector 3 года назад

Great review #12again

@robertpeden6250 3 года назад

Good luck on your channel. #12Again

@matthewvick4930 3 года назад

Thank you!

@mikehawkfishes3819 3 года назад

Awesome tool review! 👍 #12again Liked and subbed

@matthewvick4930 3 года назад

Thank you!

@fabfishing7422 3 года назад

Hey buddy, send over from Danny. Cool Channel Bro! Here to support 👊💪 ~FAB~

@matthewvick4930 3 года назад

Thank you so much!

@fabfishing7422 3 года назад

@@matthewvick4930 You're welcome Brother!

@williamn01 3 года назад

Can't seem to get these in the UK 🤔 just got to the bit with the shoutout 👍great review buddy keep at it .

@matthewvick4930 3 года назад

williamn01 hmm I wonder why they are so selective? Do you have any block planes in your inventory?

@williamn01 3 года назад

@@matthewvick4930 Yea I've got the Luban 101 &102 ,Luban 066 , record no 311 ,Stanley no 90 x2 and also the Clifton low angle block which is the only low angle plane they make , love my little luban 101 tho in bronze ideal for just in the apron taking edges off , also got a soft spot for my record 311 as its an ex military so bit of history to it . I really need to stop buying tools but guess its better than spending money 💰 on other crap ,your channel is doing well buddy 👌

@williamn01 3 года назад

@@matthewvick4930 Yea i don't know why can't seem to get them here , probably saving me some money tho 🤣

@matthewvick4930 3 года назад

williamn01 I’ve never heard of the Luban brand but they look beautiful! The Clifton is such a stunning looking plane I will have to have one one day. I love planes with a story and I think that’s going to be the next route I go with the channel is adding a “hand tool history” side to it. There are so many unique tools out there and there’s not much out there about them so hopefully I can tell the plane’s story with it sitting right there.

@matthewvick4930 3 года назад

williamn01 and thank you for all the support!

@beastmoderips3644 3 года назад

#12Again awesome video man

@matthewvick4930 3 года назад

Thank you!

@beastmoderips3644 3 года назад

@@matthewvick4930 no problem

@kengarrett5015 3 года назад

👍

@kle2217 2 года назад

I’m debating between this Stanley or the Shop Fox Woodstock D3831 block plane. I don’t suppose you have a review of the Shop Fox?

@matthewvick4930 2 года назад

No review of the shop fox but from what I have read the Stanley has a better blade. I do love the look of the shop fox though.

@josefsterzinger3524 3 года назад

#12Again

@roybailey1134 Год назад

They are both nice plane's, but the only thing that spoils them is the aluminium level cap. It's cheap and nasty . Thank you for your video .

@lynnbulger9707 5 месяцев назад

This plane is now no longer made,i have one and is very good for the job it is made for,but the little brass knob is way too weak and it broke very quickly,and the complaints dept for stanley is full of people who have broken the little screw and Stanley cannot replace the part.I managed to find a replacement screw which had the same thread ,and it now works well,and ii is easy to keep very sharp

@matthewvick4930 5 месяцев назад

As far as I can tell the plane is still made. (My friend picked one up at woodcraft a few weeks ago). But you hit the nail on the head as far as the complaints go. It’s a bit ridiculous

@kengarrett5015 3 года назад

Where can I get a made in Mexico low angle and a # 6o1/2? If I order from Home Depot will they be from Mexico. I’m looking for both

@matthewvick4930 3 года назад

It seems to me that all are made in Mexico as far as the block plane and a low angle jack. I ordered from Home Depot and they were made there.

@kengarrett5015 3 года назад

@@matthewvick4930 ok cool I will order one or if you know of any for sale, I wud be interested

@matthewvick4930 3 года назад

@@kengarrett5015 Home Depot tends to have them cheaper but that’s all I can think of at the moment

@clemansky3320 3 года назад

If you ever get into vintage planes there used to be literally hundreds of them for sale in the antique stores in Cayucos California. #12Again

@matthewvick4930 3 года назад

Vintage planes are my favorite! I have a small collection I’m trying to build up of older planes and I hope to start doing videos on them and their history.