Not knives, but it also cuts ! (Japanese Timberframing Tools)

[Vadoche]

Good day !
Fellow sharpeners, knives owners and other tools that can cut fingers off, I recently presented myself here as a young timberframer, and there seemed to be a few people interested in what we use as daily things we can hurt ourselves with.
Here's a few of my personal workhorses, I hope you're gonna like them !

Cheers !

 

[Vadoche]

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[HumbleHomeCook]

I recently took my first steps into the Japanese box plane world. Mine is a smaller cheap one. I'm starting to get it sorted out though I definitely have a ways to go.

Thanks for sharing your tools!

 

[Pie]

Good day !
Fellow sharpeners, knives owners and other tools that can cut fingers off, I recently presented myself here as a young timberframer, and there seemed to be a few people interested in what we use as daily things we can hurt ourselves with.
Here's a few of my personal workhorses, I hope you're gonna like them !

Cheers !

I love this. And you actually use the tools. Super cool!

 

[blokey]

Nice to see them in use not as stone testers lol.

 

[Vadoche]

I love this. And you actually use the tools. Super cool!

They'd be all alone and sad otherwise !

 

[Vadoche]

Nice to see them in use not as stone testers lol.

haha indeed

 

[Vadoche]

I recently took my first steps into the Japanese box plane world. Mine is a smaller cheap one. I'm starting to get it sorted out though I definitely have a ways to go.

Thanks for sharing your tools!

Always a pleasure, feel free to ask questions if you have some !

 

[Tackybrady]

Very nice pictures, thank you. One of these days I will get around to photographing some of my planes, saws, bench and timber chisels. These are what I consider "retired" from serious work. I think most, if not all , are older than myself. I do little woodworking anymore... but plan to get back into it after my retirement next year. Isn't it interesting how the chisels and plane blades are made in a similar way as our favorite Japanese knives? Forge welded with a hard steel and a soft iron backing, with a concave ura on the backside

 

[simona]

Always a pleasure, feel free to ask questions if you have some !

You have a picture of what you make with them?