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Introduction to the Jack Plane
Identifying Parts of a Jack Plane
Definition of Parts for a Jack Plane
Setting Up the Sole of a Jack Plane
Overview of the Frog on a Jack Plane
Fixing the Frog of a Jack Plane
Cap Iron Tips of a Jack Plane
Setup Tips for a Jack Plane
Troubleshooting Tips for a Jack Plane
Repairing a Jack Plane
Planing End Grain With a Jack Plane
Applying Pressure to a Jack Plane
Safety Tips for Using a Jack Plane
Safety Precautions for a Jack Plane
Cleaning a Jack Plane
Storing a Jack Plane
Summary: How to properly clean a jack plane; get professional tips and advice from an expert carpenter on using tools for rough finishing and smoothing edges of wood in this free woodworking video.
"Hi, this is Jon on behalf of Expert Village. In this video clip I would be talking about cleaning your jack plane. On the jack plane itself, once the debris has accumulated you want to empty that off into a trash can. Next you can take a little bit of compressed air and blow off the rest of the tool. Lastly I always like to take a dry rag and just wipe off the tool like down the handles, maybe get off any sweat that accumulated on the handles. This is go to prolong the life of your tool and make sure that it stays in the best condition possible. "
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