Thank you for your positive feedback bro!

Thank you so much for your comment. Check out my other videos. My channel is not very big yet. But I'm already making great progress. About the explanations in the video. I will practice it for sure. I just don't speak English very well. But I will definitely put in a voice-over. Thank you

not necessarily in this version. but this is just an example of the product

you're talking nonsense

How? yes sell a lot of pieces

Thank you brother 😎

Thanks bro😎

Everything is fine)

You are mistaken

The flat wick is cherry veneer. It burns great, but most importantly it crackles very authentically. as if you lit a small fireplace

Was waiting for drill to bite into log and swing the clamp . ..that would've been entertaining

nothing would happen, since to the left of the drilling machine the tail of the clamp rests against the cabinet. therefore it is rested and in fact fixed

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The bark is coated with liquid glass, and it soaks into the bark perfectly. So it won't fall off anywhere

Yes I use sodium silicate to treat the inside and sometimes the outside of wooden candle holders. I have done a test after the sodium silicate has dried completely, the wood cannot be set on fire even with a gas torch.

@@diy_wood thank you for the info!!

@diy_wood can the outside of the wood including bark, be applied with a wood sealer? I think water based sealers like spar urethane are non flammable.

You can certainly use a water-based varnish. But, for example, there are slight problems with oak. Sodium silicate stains oak very strongly. Perhaps it reacts with tannins and tannin. And if you coat the inside of the candle and the edges with sodium silicate and the rest with water-based varnish, you will have a different shade of wood. So I try to use one or the other. But I haven't noticed this problem with other woods. But there is another limitation of sodium silicate. It loses its properties very quickly in the sun. If you put a candle in the sun, the sodium silicate will start to peel off like flakes from the wood in just a couple of weeks. But the varnish is still dangerous. For it will not withstand overheating and just bloat, and then the wax will be absorbed into the wood and then the wood will catch fire.

There's nothing wrong with your fingers. I know how to use the machines, been doing it for over 10 years. Thank you for worrying about me!

What makes you think that? What did you sell or make?

@@diy_wood your equipment is not that of a million dollar product. I used to build custom cabinetry. And I had top of the line equipment.

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Are you 15 years old? lol you write. Usually this is what juvenile idiots write

It’s just faster) it melted right away in a second and that’s it. and you don’t have to wait for the glue gun to heat up

@@diy_wood Makes sense. Also, you don't have to be careful of the gun while it is cooling if you don't even use it.

Way not?

First of all, it is written in the safety regulations that candles should not be left unattended! You can't leave any candles unattended! Not in glass, not in concrete! Secondly, this tree is coated with liquid sodium glass. And you can't even light it with a gas torch. Because it's a fireproof coating. It's used in the construction of stoves and fireplaces. Google it! And thirdly, it's a scented candle! You don't have to burn it for a long time. It takes 15-20 minutes for the wax to melt and give off the fragrance. Then you can extinguish it and it will smell for days after that! So before you run off and get smart in the comments think maybe you don't know the subject at all?

that's how it is my friend

in fact, many people asked in the comments to voice their actions. so I decided to try

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Thank you brother 🙏👍

sell them for 20 bucks online. you need to try and look for options and not look for excuses for your inaction

Thank you so much for the advice. Also thanks for the explanation with the candles. A lot of people don't understand the simple things.

this is my watch my friend)

I've had people buy coasters like this. Mostly women take them for gifts for men.

@@diy_wood Good. What would I know about this !!!

Why don't you try a psychiatrist?

Well, smell your own fart

you're wrong. sells well online

I don't live in the US and I kind of don't care about your tramp.

Thank you kind man. I'm very pleased to hear you say that.

No. 100,000 is enough.

But, it’s not g clamp)

I'm just sharing my ideas :) Not trying to persuade anyone. Thanks, we sell candles like this for 25 bucks.

@@diy_wood that's cool. I like what your doing there. I'm sure you sell a lot of them because they are aesthetically pleasing. I would pass those only because you demonstrated how much wax your using. I can't imagine they last very long when used?

No!!!!

Yeah, they're scented candles in wood. Beautiful candle holder made of natural material

You either think you have poor perspective or have never worked on a machine tool. If you are afraid of the machine, you will get hurt faster. I know how to handle it. Thank you for worrying about me, it's my pleasure.

Watch the video with your eyes and try googling what liquid sodium glass is, it's what I coat wood with to prevent fire.

Watch the video with your eyes and try googling what liquid sodium glass is, it's what I coat wood with to prevent fire.

and they smell good too

The cost of manufacturing one costs 1 dollar. this comes with work and all the effort. with electricity bills. and we sell them for 25 bucks. read it here)

I think this video is very successful

well, someone has to do the work