I Remake An Odd 1878 Hand Plane Chisel Patent [Patent Remake]
I fully remade a tool that was patented in 1878. This specific patent in on a very odd design which includes a hand plane within the handle of a chisel. You can see that patent document here: patents.google.com/patent/US2...
I decided to use brass and Brazilian cherry as the materials for the tool. I did not have any specific measurements to reference so all decisions on design were made through the patent drawing. While the final outward appearance of the tool is close to the patent design, I did choose to attach the brass portions by threading them into the wood plane body, for extra strength.
I have not made a hand plane solely by carving it out with chisels, so this was a large challenge for me. I did practice several times and found that purchasing some specific plane-making tools (plane floats) were key to success.
I found this patent recreation process to be incredibly rewarding and it was great seeing each piece come together. I hope to do many more in the future.
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So, I sell these insanely large screwdriver kits now. If you ever wanted a screwdriver that was also weapon, I've got you covered. www.handtoolrescue.com/products/nutreleaser9000
Great for replacing the ground down piece of rebar with the duct tape handle.
Ok not even sure you have the tools to do this but watching this video awesome by the way. But what if you could get more old blue prints and remake them like this one. I know I'd watch but I love your channel so.
"also a weapon" +1
@@thabaldwookiee1692 He actually mentioned at the end that he wants to remake/make more tools from old patents and asked if anyone had any drawings.
I don't have access to the woodworking tools I would need to make the grip, so I am holding off on the screwdriver.
I'm haunted by you whispering "The Model" everytime I see the swing saw!
Was just thinking that 😂
..... the mooooooddelllllllll
I was disappointed not to hear it this time too.
I love that center-finding technique for drilling into the side of a cylinder.
Same here, never seen that one before
@@namAehT Its not unknown among machinists, but its not used for precise centering... It does get you very close, but not as much as dual edge/2...
Straight out of my calculus class. When are we going to use the properties of a tangent line? Apparently, in a machine shop!
Truely 5 head, at first I was like wtf he doing lol...
Yea that blew my mind 😮
This really looks like something that Uri Tuchman would have made.
Thanks!
Literally came here just to say that lol
It really does, and that's an absolute compliment.
I literally came at 11:24.
Thought the same thing
Yes! This is so good, I love it! To be a real pro with this tool, one would know precisely how many taps it would take to chop dovetails, while simultaneously setting the plane iron to plane them flush later.
collaboration with Uri please!!!
Maximum efficiency as it could also remove your fingerprints at the same time.
So much wood and brass! You must be in heaven Uri haha
A collaboration between these two would be AMAZING! The videos AND resulting shenanigans!
yes, as he was demonstrating it I realized the issue with adding a sharp blade to the tip of something you forcefully jab forward that often gives unexpectedly. I'm saying I think someone is going to get stabbed with the chisel while planing something and someone is also going to slice their hand open on the place while chiseling something. You would need to remove the other tool while using it or at the very least put covers on the blades. HTR should put out a part 1.5 where he makes the covers, they would help for storage too.
I can just imagine HTR sitting in a leather armchair beside a fire, bookshelves lining the wall behind him, "smoking" a toy pipe blowing bubbles whilst talking about weird and wonderful tools
That's a normal night for me.
@@HandToolRescue a video containing that would be amazing
@@xanderfuchsbichler3206 like those videos meant to be background loops such as Nick Offerman by the fireplace sipping scotch, or the guy who plays Jesus Christ having a glass of wine. :-D
Lol.
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I think you should release a “holiday fireplace video” just 8 hours of the mini fireplace with holiday music playing, maybe have the wrench sitting in a little rocking chair in front of it. Great job.
Michael E. Milionis that would be hilarious! 😆😆
"The Model" scares the living bejesus out of me very time.
its so ominous haha
Your videos have been such a savior during my time with COVID - such a bad headache that your silent videos are great.
Beautiful work! Brilliant how you lined up the mill 17:48 👌
Thanks! That technique isn't perfect, but gets you very close.
@@HandToolRescue Yes I didn't know that trick yet so thank you very much!!
This will always be my favorite restoration (and recreation) channel on the Tube. Not only do you get amazing content, but you get the quirky sense of humor that goes along with it! Simply top-notch all around! I would love to see more of this type of content!
You should watch his Instagram stories. It’s even better than KZhead.
Honestly, the fact that he used that monstrosity at 12:55 and survived to tell the tale is a miracle.
✨~The Model~✨
I Iike watching you bring old tools back to life, whither its refurbishment or recreation. Thank you for the education and entertainment you provide.
Your channel has me looking at stuff differently now. Whenever I see something old, that's been put out to pasture, I find myself wondering if maybe I could rescue it! I've never restored anything before, but you make it look so enjoyable. Thank you
This was an absolute amazing build. Your craftsmanship is God-like. I am totally blown away by the beauty of your rendition. The brass was a nice touch. Fantastic job sir, simply beautiful. Thanks for sharing this with us. I am truly looking forward for your next build. Stay safe and I hope to see you again soon. - Jonny
BEAUTIFUL! Yours is much nicer than the original. It was a pleasure to see you finally giving the wood chisels some respect; using them for jobs other than removing paint off old castings. (I'm a retired carpenter)
We definitely need to see more of these patent recreations! I love the channel! Keep them coming.
Now you've made it you can take it apart, test it for lead paint and soak it in Evaporust.
😂
You forgot to say "The Model" when you were using the swing saw 😢
but I said it, when I saw it!
👍
One does not simply say "The Model". It should be whispered, in the most eerily creepy way possible.
That's exactly what I was thinking
There is the catch, it was never his job to say it, it was ours. He simply spoke it in the introduction video as an education.
All I can say is AWESOME. I hope you can do more of these videos.
Solution for a problem no one knew existed. Beautiful workmanship.
I learned a new thing today. That centerpoint finding in the mill. I've never seen that one before.
17:42 is anyone else not AMAZED by this??
That's a beautiful tool you made. Although it looked like you were trying really hard to get that piece of Brazilian cherry pregnant while you used that plane float.
your understanding of tools and machining shows in the way you recreate this from only a couple of basic drawings
Your opening reminded me of The Friendly Giant!! Thanks for the memories!!! Best and ONLY restoration channel on KZhead!!! Vernon BC loves ya!!!
Look up....waaaaaaay up!
I was half expecting Rusty and Jerome to make a guest appearance
I was waiting for the rocking chair.
Caught myself thinking "Dude! You're gonna catch your papers on fire!" I'm an idiot.🤦 Great job on the build.
The ability to hand taper on a lathe is an art form in itself.. well done
13:00 even the wood is terrified of the model! Fantastic build
Anyone else miss hearing "The Model"
I was hoping I wasn't the only one lol.
I whisper it ever so delicately to myself every time it makes an appearance.
Lovely stuff Eric! This sort of content sets you apart from all the other copycat restoration channels.
Wow, thanks!
I think you did the design a tremendous justice. Awesome 👍
That bar leveling trick man thats brilliant 👏 17:50
For some reason I feel like you would be a great voice actor for an animated movie
This was absolutely well done... EXCELLENT!!! 10/10
БРАВО !!! Приятно глянуть на такую работу ! Просмотрел на одном дыхании ролик. Спасибо !!! Россия.
This is by far my favorite project of yours, would like to see more of these!!!
Thank you! I see you didn't whisper "THE MODEL".
I did! In my heart.
It is Our job to do so. He simply was educating us last time around.
What a fine hand made tool !! Very very nice work !! Razor sharp !! To be honest I like the one you made better !! Love the look of the brass and cherry together !! Hours and hours of work.....made by hand made to precision 👍👍👍👍
That was really pleasant to watch, also the fact that you were able to find the actual tool, wow! Pretty damn close to the real one. Thank you for taking time to film, edit and post this video.
Интересный инструмент . ОТЛИЧНЫЙ МАСТЕР !
Incredible talent and sense of humor! The triple threat
The invention appears to be a bit of a solution in search of a problem, or an example of new invention that consists of combining two existing inventions, and almost invariably ends up doing both tasks at least slightly less well than the original tools. But recreating it was a fantastic idea for a project/video. I love stuff like this.
In your roundup/critique...I think you’re being a little modest. That’s a beautiful piece sir, a marriage of form and function which stays true to the original concept. As William Morris observed, ‘keep nothing in your house which you believe not to be functional or beautiful ‘...this is both and earns its place, bravo!
12:54 (the model)
You mean ”The Murder”?😂
Its frightening...
We are approaching Jimmy Diresta levels of fabrication now! Wow such craftsmanship. I always miss that Intro though XD
I think Mr. Gladwin would both be impressed and proud of the work you did.
Always relaxing to watch you polish your knob.
Gorgeous re creation of an odd little tool. It's a plane with a bayonet...
beautifully done, Hand Tool Resurrections are always exciting, even more than corpse reanimations.
Mr. Hand Tool you sir are a true artist. Please give my love to Mrs. Hand Tool.
8 can’t tell you how many times I was planing down a piece and thought, "Man, I wish there was some way I could stab and damage stuff on my bench." Great video, weird tool.
Now you can yell "Fix bayonets!" when you plane something!
11:25 *George Tekei Voice* OOOooohhhhh MMyyyyyy
Made me sweat!
Very beautiful. Finding the perpendicular to the tangent on that cylinder was very cool
That's the most amazing way of centering the work piece on a mill that I have ever seen.
I like the part when you made that thing... That was awesome...
The Model still as terrifying as ever I see :P That cherry wood though 😍 even if it was a bear to chisel out
I have been machining for 20 years now and have never seen anyone center a drill like that that's a cool trick I'll have to use at work good job on the tool as well keep up the good work I love the videos and never miss one much love coming at you from South Carolina USA
The fact that he is doing fine work with what appears to be a run of the mill contractors chisel . Is refreshing
Awesome workmanship! you're truly talented. You should take a look at the loeffelholz codex from 1505 where there is detailed drawings of the tools of their time. I think it would make a interesting video to recreate some of them.
At 11:25 it appears the suggestive nature of this video continues - gasp!
That trick to line the drill bit with the center of the cilinder using a piece of flat metal just blew my mind
Greetings from Abkhazia ! This is the best KZhead channel ! I've been watching your work for 2 years ! You're a real gentleman! Continue your work in the same style ! You're the best guy ! I respect your work! Thank you so much for these precious videos! I'm looking forward to the new and new!
Thanks for sharing! Glad nobody mentioned the seductive sawing around the 11:21 mark...
Till now
Great tool. Back in the day that would have been handy for someone who installed door hardware or did window repairs.
That, my friend, is craftsmanship at its finest. Shmick. Love your work HTC
Narration, ambiance, gratuitous knob polishing, exotic hardwood, a love scene, a death saw, non OSHA compliant turning techniques, this had all my favourite HTR features in one. What a way to start my Saturday!
Seems like the kind of thing that would be sold in the novelty section at Kohl's.
So much sensuality, all in one video. My head is going to explode. That is the sexiest tool I've ever seen (not you, the chisel / plane). Seriously - beautiful job.
11:30 was the money shot!
tip, if you back your center out and take out the live center , you can use the flat face of the center barrel to keep your die square to the workpiece
Amazing work buddy! How long did the whole process take?
The irony of using a plane and chisel to create a plane and chisel.
It's called a plisel I believe
You are getting better and better at your craft with every video. Still my favorite restoration channel by far because you do things the way I would and I enjoy anticipating and guessing what you will do next in a project. Best intro by far aswell.
You know I know nothing about anything in any of your restorations but I love watching it. It's so relaxing 😌
After "Brazilian Cherry" I have to admit I was hoping to see "Canadian Hands" pop onto the screen.
Beautiful workmanship, gorgeous piece. However, I can't see a practical use for it. Combining two very useful tools to create one barely useable tool. Typical of many late 1800s/early 1900s patents.
Seriously guys, as if this was the point. Your view on 'the best tool' is completely irrelevant isn't it? It's a thing of beauty, it has some utility, and I'm prepared to bet that in the hands of a craftsman could produce work of a quality way better than that provided by tool experts with whatever they knowingly describe as 'better'. Anyway, I don't see why it wouldn't make a perfectly good small plane (you'd remove the chisel blade to use it, surely) and a decent chisel. I'm reminded of a comment about, I think, Victor Barna, a British table tennis champion of the 50's/60's, of whom it was said he would beat the second best player in Britain using a frying pan. Skill matters more than brand.
It never ceases to amaze what is possible with a chisel! BEAUTIFUL work!
I love how well you blend the use of tools with hand work, always results in amazing works when you know both how and when to use tools properly and how and when to do something by hand.
I always wanted a chisel that could remove my finger prints and a block plane that puts anyone or thing near me in danger of getting stabbed.
Safety 3rd
Abom79 is hiding under his Shaper crying at that lathework.
I'm basically a master machinist...
Woo! So far up to 6:44 Eric is going Full Clickspring on us with all that brass! Clicksprung it right up until the end! Excellent, beautiful job.
I love how you used mainly planes and chisels to make a chisel/plane
The irony, needing a chisel to make a chisel lol
😘
How very clever. Genius!! Thanks for showing this great tool.
Patent recreations are awesome. So many times I wish to see if the stuff people patent back in the day would actually work.
11:25 reported
For what?
@@dan__________________ You must not get jokes very often
@@drewstotts7087 Huh?
heh heh he polished his knob
I adore how this channel has become my go-to for butt-clenchingly bad ideas for tools and machines! Also, the meta-ness of having to use a plane AND the Amputron to make it is not lost on me.
I love that you used you resurrected wrench instead of the thread cutting one.
Beautiful reproduction of a really dumb tool.
So easy to plane your own skin
Tools are only as smart as the people handling them.
This might be really specialized for certain jobs, or attempt of making universal tool. I dont know witch is it, but i kinda get when you are on the second floor fitting windows and need to take just little bit off this could do the job and fits into pocket.
Because having to remove and readjust parts on half of it is convenient when switching to the alternate function. Either that or plane away a good bit of skin when trying to get a better grip on the chisel, or stab the chisel into something when trying to plane something. Understandable that this thing never went anywhere or caught on. Ok... It seems more realistic that it just uses the same blade in either spot rather than having two blades for different functions at the same time. But most people find plane adjustments fidgety to get right and don't want to mess with that much outside of needing to sharpen its blade. Not to mention chiseling puts a blade at more risk for getting nicked, which is the last thing you want on a plane's blade. So it's still not going to be popular for that reason.
Since when have you been able to talk? That was just weird!
What a wonderful idea! Bringing the past to the present with great skill and making s thing of beauty. I would love to see more off the old patents resorted. You sir are an inspiration 💕
This was super amazing to watch you make something using wood and metal together. Loved every second of it.
Looks cool and it's beautiful but borderline useless. The kind of tool you use when there's no choice. Beautiful work you did anyway
Yup. Lousy plane and a lousy chisel.
Great skills that have paid off once again! Keep up with the wonderful engineering!
I'm really impressed with your ability to use the X and the Z-axis on the lathe together to create round and oval parts free hand!!
Haha thanks! I tried!
I am very happy that you have returned to the roots of technology... You're bringing old patents to life again... Budy wait for new videos about "antiquity". If something happens, I'm from Russia...
Amazing to see the two side by side. Yours is much nicer and the brass is a nice touch. If I had to pick a favorite it’d have to be yours. The size and use of more durable materials is a great upgrade to the “original”. Keep it up man, I love to watch and I hope to someday have a small workshop of my own for making cool stuff.