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Brilliant

You need some digital scales. That would make life so much simpler

Excellent thank you 🙏

So you made whip on poly. They sell that, but it cheaper to make it like you did

Great job

For a cheaper pre-conditioner instead of over the counter product. I like to brew 3x concentrate of espresso coffee let it cool and use it as my pre-stain/pre-conditioner. It seems to work way better. I like to use two coats and let dry completely. You'll noticed a completely even coat with 2/3 coats. Do not use water based stain, only oil base for obvious reasons.

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Can you tell me please.. how loud is it? In decibels.

so it's been a few years...how has the Rikon sander been ? Too big, too small, power? would love to hear a full review

Thank you very much for the instructions. Really great comparison between different wood finishes, that one can make at home. Also very to the point video!

Best jig I've seen yet. Thanks

If you don't want to spend money on non-stick PE bushings, cut a few 2" x 2" pieces of plastic cling wrap and cover your steel bushings. Secure the folded-over corners with tape or a rubber band. CA won't stick to cling wrap or plastic bag material.

It would be nice if there was a way to speed up drying times without using solvents which increase costs and reduce the amount of build you get per coat.

Please please slow down and make it much clearer.

If u need quick, nothing beats lacquer imo

It's my understanding that *all* wood finishes are food-safe, once they're fully cured.

I agree with you!!! And secondly all these stores are selling us stuff like that anyways I'm very pretty sure they're gonna cut corners to save money so I doubt that they're selling us things that are very protective and safe a 100% for us to eat or drink with!!

So.... my *BIGGEST* beef (and it's a huge one): How do you sand a long 2x4? Say I've got a 4' long board. I can sand 15" of one end, then turn the board and do the other 15". But there's NO way to sand the center portion. With my ancient 6x36" Craftsman, you have access to the whole belt, so you can lay the wood flat on it. With this piece of junk, the plastic dust collection piece (belt rear cover) blocks you from using the belt on the middle of the board. The fact that the longest piece you can sand is 30" is a real drawback -- I wish I'd known that before I purchased. I'm ready to get the saw and cut that piece out of the way so I can use it as a 6x48" sander.....

Too much of introduction and repetitive sentences.

Thanks for the crash course in diy furniture polish and preservatives! Watched the series and now know about 500x what I did before.

Japan Dryer is the answer. You don't need allot and works fast.

Rip Chris

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Actually Canada's is princess auto. Hf is far better than you claim as well.

Well done. I'm not a Red Sox fan, but Sam Adams makes a fine brew!

I bought one of those (crappy) sanders. The belt slips.... right out of the box. The disk sander is OK, but the belt sander is crap.

Yet another way to CA. Amazing to a new pen turner the CA variations So, no problem putting CA over the polish?

I had been debating using pine in a future project but had concerns. The information you included about grain direction was absolutely what I was looking for when I found this video, and your explanation was clear and easy to understand. Thank you!

It looks like you primarily utilize this sander for wood, but can you comment on the construction if used for steel? I have the lower cost Bucktool version, and although much of it is cast iron, the dust cover below the disc sander and the exhaust port are actually plastic and can't handle the hot debris and has started to melt. How do you think this unit would handle metal work? Thanks in advance!

Thank you for being a friend.😢💔🙏

Thank you

Thanks for the tips! I bought some Monterey Pine slabs that have been air dried for 3 years, but they still have a lot of residual moisture in them. I'll definitely give this a try!

Hello, first of all, thank you for a great video. I live in Turkey and there is no mineral oil for sale. What would you recommend I use instead? There is a Kitchen ware oil sale, I wonder if it will do the same.

I don't use wood for the runners on the jig because wood contracts and expands with moisture I use plastic tracks other that Good Job 😉

Thanks Chris! Can this sprayed using an HVLP sprayer? If yes do I wipe off excess or let it dry?

Awesome video!! Thanks for that. Im working on designing a bag using steam bent wood. Chris, (or others here) do you know if bending a piece of softwood (can be hardwood but trying to stay light) about a 1/4" thick, 11" long and 8.5" tall would be doable? I usually see people doing shorter (or narrower) pieces and wondering what is possible

Your speaking voice is tremendous. Thank you for this video.

What would you recommend on 20 year old oak cabinets for a new look? No paints. Thanks

Who else is sitting here watching this vid while waiting for their project to dry?

sure miss your videos

How can I do stamp concrete floor vanish

Youre thinking of princess auto, clone of harbor freight, canadian tire is a horse of a different color,

Nice finished project. I am looking to make darts for my son. My concern is that the lead wool will move with use and change the balance of the darts. Any thoughts on adding CA clue to the tube to prevent movement of the wool?

Love the shift to the "unintentional design change!" Great attitude towards life

This is well done. Thank you Chris! I especially like that you just video your work without a lot of cutesy commentary. Just basic woodworking. I will make this jig!

Great video! How’s this holding up after all these years?

Would u recommend using Briwax on 22 year old oak kitchen cabinets to even up all the wear and tear on them? Or will the high traffic areas need to b touched up frequently?

The music in the beginning is barely tolerable however the project turned out to be okay

perfect thank you