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Fab, so glad to see this video. Thanks so much 👍

I mean this in the most complimentary way, but you have the best voice to go to sleep to.

Thank you Sir.🎉

Thank you very much Sir.🎉

Rest in peace David, you are a legend ~

An excellent demonstration of a long awaited tool!

4 minutes into the video I noticed the Telefone. Probably everything was better back in the days (früher war alles besser, as we say in Germany). Very worthwile watching.

A great loss to the craft. An inspirational teacher.

I could wish that attorney could put some indices on the pivot so that it would give a slightly more precise adjustment that turns. Not that it’s a bad system by any means.

I learned much from his videos, starting with "What is flatness?"

Very interesting. I set mine to .008 and for me that’s two pieces of blue painter’s tape. Almost .2 mm.

Using a real brush for glue! So many folks do ultra-precision, ultra-expensive everything, then slop the glue on with a piece of junk.

Rip David thank you 🙏 for all the knowledge 💚🙏💯👊

For those hard of hearing, or not familiar with pronunciation by an Englishman, David's 10,000 grit ceramic waterstone is made by Ohishi.

How many students have died listening to your boring ass?

Quite heavy breathing from David in this video.

Great commentary and demonstration! Thank you

V good, but how would his chip breaker interact with bevel down plane with a reverse back bevel of 10•degrees(on the upper face). Ie; a York blade angle of 55•degree on a traditional 45•degree frog. (Ref. The trick of grinding the top of a bevel down plane blade tip to a 10•degree angle to create the York pitch) 📐I believe “his” technique for the chip breaker preparation would not work with Yorker blade in this style.

Never will be another David . I’ve enjoyed and respected his work so much. Thank you

Beautiful teaching, including the perspective at the end about chasing errors. And perfectly timely for me. Thank you.

Too great en educative video

Hii David!Haw i clean my self waterstone,its very dearty!?😢😢Doo you get idea?And how too save stones?

❤❤❤

I have his DVD series....brilliant...RIP

omg I feel so calm after watching this

Always calm, considered and the highest quality. A shame he's gone now.

Planes sharpened up to 250,000 grit...

Pura vida Don David I always enjoy your videos very informative and peaceful Rest in peace mi amigo pura vida

I love that this still pops up in my feed. David was - and is - a gentle guiding light for the woodworker. Much love.

I heard some one comment a while back about how boards always have a hump in the middle. Then thought, well of course, the outfeed table on a power jointer is set slightly higher than the infeed table. No way to do that with a hand plane....

I don’t mind the time outs for David’s sighs and ruminations. I do my best thinking during those lapses. Why do people think that a mouth like a machine gun is more conducive to learning?

Hola, espero se encuentre bien. Que bueno estaría que pudiera introducir los subtítulos en español, eh logrado comprender algo pero se me dificulta mucho. Saludos desde 🇺🇾

I’m unaware of any other UA-camrs who devote such serious attention to chipbreaker preparation. I totally trust that David is NOT making a Mountain Out Of A Molehill with respect to this matter!

simple practical instruction every time. it's time well spent

Cho tôi đánh bóng cái bào mình thoa chất gì mà không rỉ sét bạn

How cambered is the blade exactly? The computer graphic makes it seem exagerrated, but isn't the camber in reality only near the edges? Isn't 90% of the blade perfectly flat with only 5% on each side being cambered (roughly)?

The science of sharpening cambers explained perfectly

I just heard about David's passing today. Although I never had the pleasure of meeting him, he changed my life forever through his books and DVDs. RIP Mr. Charlesworth.

Good stuff,would like to see more subject!

How do you make a living? Because this is a hobby for you. Wealthy friends?

Mr Charlesworth, when using the honing guide. you appear to apply pressure only on the pull stroke. Is that to protect the stone against accidental gouging?

So glad to see this classic pop up again. David’s wisdom is a timeless classic.

why not chisels?

How is the health and u ok

I wish we had more time with you sir! May you rest in peace!

RIP David, you continue to inspire and are the Attenborough of your craft.

what hapenned with this wonderful person and teacher? From Portugal with many thanks to you Sir!

What times are we living in. We can watch somebody create a thing of wisdom, love and dedication on a platform that is devoted to fast, superficial and impersonal content. I am aware that not everything was good nor is everything bad, but do I enjoy watching somebody taking his time for a profession he obviously loves. Just sit back and relax.

A sad loss RIP David

I've heard good feedback about the Woodglut plans.