Thanks for that!

Hardwood is not good for the cabinet walls because of expansion which can cause gaps and cracks to form. However its good for bracing. An mdf wall will flex around a hardwood brace inside a sealed cabinet. The walls are tensioned from the bracing. Mdf is soft. Is ridiculous hardwood bracing necessary? No, but it can tighten up the bass and has other benefits.

wood expands mostly lateraly, not much longitudinaly, so no problem

Yes and it has a nice clean sound to it.

No on linseed. Mink oil is a formulation for leather so it probably works fine.

If you use the boiled version be careful with your left over rags it will self ignite hours later and possibly burn the house down watch the videos all over KZbin it has a warning on the label but should be much more serious it's a good product but very dangerous but if someone does you wrong get some on a rag throw it away in their garbage can and look back 4 hours later please don't try it it's terrible for me to even say that just wash all rags and squeeze and let dry out side away from everything

I haven't tried it but jojoba makes sense for the reasons you give. I would melt some wax into it to thicken it up.

It would probably soften old leather, but lotions have humectants and emulsifiers in them that I wouldn't want for leather.

Same here

Maybe you can’t tell it is, but for sure it does. It can take several months or a year but it does.

Coconut oil is composed of mostly saturated fatty acids (hence its relatively high melting point) and is not a drying oil. Drying oils are those with multiple double bonds, such as linseed oil, and they react to form cross-links, thus solidifying.

@@colinsmith5218 try using it regularly on your face for a moisturizer and get back to me.

No resonance is best, but if I have to pick I prefer the natural sound of paper and wood.

Its the saturation that's important to how fast the oil breaks down. kzbin.info/www/bejne/h3K1eoFuqdxrjKcfeature=shared

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Yes, the body needs to be Hydrated to be able to make acid in the stomach. But you dont want to mix the stomach acid with water - it decreases its function. So Hydrate yourself a good while before eating spoiled food. Make sure you are eating on empty stomach.

That makes sense. People can't handle spoiled food the way that something like a vulture can.

They won't blend well. Castor oil isn't soluble with most oils. Mineral oil or petroleum jelly will blend with any of the waxes. Maybe 5 to 1 wax is a good place to start. Depends on how thick you want it.

@@buckleyapologetics Good to know! Thanks for taking the time to answer

​@@buckleyapologetics do i need to just use castor oil for leather. Would that be enough?

i will use this tip for my children wow so clever !

I remember getting spoon fed castor oil as a kid - trust me, it is way better putting it on leather than having to drink it !

For something like winter boots that get wet a lot its probably the best choice,. It will hold up longer with wax melted in.

Probably it would age faster and become dry and brittle vs using castor oil.

None because it has a high PH, which is good for leather. Neats Foot oil is also good, but can break down leather faster because it has a lower PH than olive & castor oils.

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@user-ri3oz1hi4k still alive. Haha I threw out the meat

@@williammdsilva some grocery store sold me spoiled meat and i got no choice to eat it imagine

If we use this on our skin, will it make Us smell like toilets and look like leather?

@@pbsamanthamarie yes rich full grain leather, very manly lol But no toilet smell 😁

The toilet ring gasket is made from beeswax and petroleum wax. I bet you could skip it and still have the mix you want.

@@stephen1137 I bet you're right I can't say that it really improved anything it was more of an experiment I was using the wax ring for my bow string wax and had a bunch left over so I just threw it in but I bet you're right

Does it stop shit from seeping out? 😂

I've never tried it but it doesn't go rancid easily so it's probably fine.

It’s good, but really darkens leather.

Unfortunately yes, these oil based leather conditioners will interfere with the dying process. While they aren't going to totally prevent it from taking the dye, they are going to prevent it from penetrating deep enough to get a nice uniform result. Your best bet is storing it at a controlled temperature and humidity, your next best option is probably to put your new leather in some sort of air tight package to prevent if from drying any further before you use it. And then store it someplace indoors where the temperature stays reasonably stable. Just check it after a few weeks or so to make sure it doesn't start smelling musty, which can happen if the moisture was fairly high to begin with.

I'm not a leather crafter but if the dye is water based it won't penetrate well if its been oiled.