SuperTune! The Lie-Nielsen Block Plane - Part 1
Mr Linn’s Workshop
11,819 views
Hello Everyone!
This is Episode 26 and is another in my SuperTune series. Originally this was going to be one video - I thought “small plane, small video” - but it turned out to be much more involved than I first anticipated, so I’ve split it into two parts. Part 2 is almost done, so you won’t have to wait long.
Some of it is more of the same as the No 4 series, but there’s quite a bit of new stuff.
Video Production Notes:
Process is improving significantly and there’s incremental improvements in quality. Although I’m not yet 100% happy, it’s getting better.
So far I’ve spent 61 hours for both parts 1 & 2 and it’s 41 days (down from 53) since the last post and I was able to work on 24 of them, averaging 2 hours 32 minutes per session. Not quite the 35 days I was aiming for, but not too bad.
Time expended to make each minute of video has improved; from 2 hours 8 minutes to 1 hour 46 minutes.
Your comments are most welcome; keep them coming!
Jim
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On to part 2…
A thought crossed my mind when watching you remove the threaded rod. It reminded me of removing engine studs from the head of the block. I remember my dad showing me how to do this with two nuts on the rod, tightened to each other you can then use the combination to unthread the rod/stud easily... just a thought
SuperTune! The Lie-Nielsen Block Plane - Part 1
Mr Linn’s Workshop
11,819 views
Hello Everyone!
This is Episode 26 and is another in my SuperTune series. Originally this was going to be one video - I thought “small plane, small video” - but it turned out to be much more involved than I first anticipated, so I’ve split it into two parts. Part 2 is almost done, so you won’t have to wait long.
Some of it is more of the same as the No 4 series, but there’s quite a bit of new stuff.
Video Production Notes:
Process is improving significantly and there’s incremental improvements in quality. Although I’m not yet 100% happy, it’s getting better.
So far I’ve spent 61 hours for both parts 1 & 2 and it’s 41 days (down from 53) since the last post and I was able to work on 24 of them, averaging 2 hours 32 minutes per session. Not quite the 35 days I was aiming for, but not too bad.
Time expended to make each minute of video has improved; from 2 hours 8 minutes to 1 hour 46 minutes.
Your comments are most welcome; keep them coming!
Jim