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I am also curious about that solution with evaporating. I now use different kinds of vinegar with steel wool. Pine I treat with tea first to make it darker. But, for example, chestnut wood turns black with just a vinegar-steel wool solution. I think oak also gets very dark. But I haven't seen this with the “tent” before and am curious about your vaporization solution.

@ I’ve tried to use vinegar with innox steel sponge, but it’s not dissolved yet))) I suppose the innox not suitable for it. What steel you have used?

@@dmitryefremov7827 The package says steel wool type 0000. This is the finest steel wool available. You can use it with wine vinegar, alcohol vinegar or apple cider vinegar. It gives different results. Put some vinegar in a jar and add some steel wool and let it stand for a few days. Letting it stand shorter or longer also affects it again. So don't do a piece today and in a week the rest. Don't, so don't, put the lid on tightly. If you precoat your wood with tea and let it dry first, you will get different results. You have to experiment a little with it. I made a wooden (pine) wall with various colors. 1 euro steel wool and a few euros for the vinegar. I then also rubbed everything with denisch oil will which gave me nice deep colors.

@Cornelis-Dz thank you. What’s the percentage of vinegars you have used?

@@dmitryefremov7827 Acidity of apple vinegar is 5%, and wine and alcohol vinegar it is 6%. Don't think 5 or 6 is very important.

There are plenty of cheaper track saws that are 99% as good. And the only other thing was the domino for the edge banding and you can edge band a dozen ways without a domino.

@@jayelwin Plus the chopsaw and sander .....

As much as I love the work being carried out, as soon as I see piles of Festool gear, it puts me off the videos. W’ed all love the many festool tools that are out there they are unfortunately as already said way o way out of 90% of keen trades men or just anyone that loves making things from wood ,that said in my case it probably largely due to jealousy (I have to be honest) but, the better the tool usually the better the project ends up. I’ve been learning for 30 years now and never been able to afford but , I’d like to think my projects turn out almost as well if not the same 🥴???. If festool would like to prove me wrong I’m more than open to them sending me a few items just to see. Keep at it you wonderful wood people, the finished result is always worth the blood sweat and tears, I think ?

​@@garyhill1668 I don't know about the newer power tools being key to great projects ...some of my tools are at least 60 years old and I build some pretty good products. The old timers way back had no power tools to talk about doing almost everything by hand and turned out beautiful work. I don't think any wood worker needs a square that's within I/1000th most craftsmen can't cut that close, and all this craze with every tool being battery powered even inside the shop is beyond me..... everything in my shop is corded even my drills, I have a few cordless tools that I use in simple jobs out from the shop if it involves a lot of sawing etc I have generations

I saved my coffee money for 18 months to get a domino…caught the bundle on sale and that was the only reason I bought it.

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