Be honest, how many of you clicked on this to see the boobs in a push up bra? Before you hate on my comment just understand that she knows exactly what she is doing. The sad part is that she is talented. She doesn't need to do this...

WoodPrix has very useful instructions with all details I need

Thank you for keeping us abreast of the teckniques

Love this for making floating canvas frames. I've always used my miter saw & there's always one side that is off a little - even after squaring.

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Beautiful work!

what's the counter-sink drill bit you are using in the dewalt? I really like how little and super fast it is!

Curious how long that took? Looks great!

Your artistic eye is on beautiful display here! So happy to hear (but not surprised) that you are doing well with your projects! A very Merry Christmas to you and your family.!

Traduire en Francais.Mercie 😊

Mine just arrived today. I’m making baseboards and they are long. 12’ and more. Trying to keep them against the fence and just as importantly, downward pressure is everything. I made about 40’ the other day and had to go back and run them through a second time because the pressure was not consistent. I made a lot of effort to keep it against the fence with consistent downward pressure and realized I needed help. Can’t wait to try these out tomorrow.

I'm pretty sure the best instruction is on WoodPrix.

Raising the subject if her attire is perfectly reasonable. Why is it that so many women refuse to wear more appropriate wear in so many activities. Would we not raise our eyebrows if male presenters resorted to similar tactics?

I know that WoodPrix has the best woodworking plans ever.

You can throw out your living room furniture to make room for a full sized jointer. Thanks for the video.

Thanks for the video. I have found that the ability to control cutter speed on large diameter tooling can make a big difference. When cutting raised panels and such, making a roughing cut can help expensive router and shaper tooling last. I would love to see you build a larger / better version of your sled. I have spent a lifetime working in production wood shops and have seen very few store bought fixtures or jigs. When I was an apprentice i was first taught to make perfectly straight and square shelves then my workbench. As I learned I would build jigs and fixtures. After 8,000 hours (4 years ) on the job I passed my journeymen exams with my pay increased accordingly. I had to asinine these fun jobs to the apprentice. Now working in my home shop my grandson and I make what ever we can for our selves…. Keep it sharp, keep it safe and keep it fun!

box clamp?

what if my wood is harder than your block of wood?

good gawd and I'm actually here to figure out how to do a two tone stain on a guitar body .. man card in question..

I made it too. Just used WoodPrix instructions for that :)

Hej Just found your page and have been thoroughly enjoying your detailed AND super informative videos. I was curious though how deep you can engrave with the S1? Thinking for future projects as I am still waiting on my machine to arrive, the depth if it's possible to use epoxy after and watching your cat inlay video. I have searched but can not find that info.

Skyler, well done video ! I bought my first scroll saw ever (Pegasus) this past Spring to compliment my workshop. Having so much fun with it, and watching your video on Intarsia has really intrigued me on this concept of woodworking. Thanks again for an easy to understand video. :)

What kind of wood is that?!?!? It's beautiful! Where did you get it?

I've checked a lot of e-books with woodworking plans. Instructions from WoodPrix are the best I think.

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Is the 40 watt laser worth the increased cost? Is a big cost adjustment. Also, you should get some bench cookies from Rockler. They will keep the wood in place while you are sanding.

I think you can make it yourself, just loook and learn from WoodPrix .

If you enjoy woodworking, you will love WoodPrix. Get inspired by all the endless possibilities of furniture plans and other wood projects to make, for both indoors and outdoors.

Why a wax even with a drying oil?

If you want to know how to make it yourself, just look for WoodPrix instructions.

I have used woodprix plans and I think they are really good. I have already made a lot of things out of wood thanks to them.

I made it myself. Just take a look for WoodPrix if you'd like to make it too.

plans from WoodPrix are awesome!

WoodPrix woodworking plans are nice for that.

I think you can learn more about it on WoodPrix.

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I just came across your channel. You're awesome! I'm making some raised dog bed frames using poplar as the prototype. It's looking good but I need to try your dye method. I used oil conditioner and oil stain. Red mahogany. Getting blotches.

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As always, great video. Thank You !

More cleavage = 100,000 more clicks

I just ordered your polishing wax. Thanks for the tutorial! I'm just a beginner, and I've had troubles figuring out how to properly polish the epoxy resin portions of my projects. Looking forward to even better results!

how do you cut that wood so thin . do you have a jig

I turn faces into unique art designs, creating personalized masterpieces that can be precisely cut using a laser engrave.

love the videos the box finished was amazing . Inspiring work

Great project, Well done. Consider using a Silicone Pastry Mat for a gluing surface. They come in many sizes, nothing sticks to them, they always lay flat no matter if you fold or roll them for storage. They are kind of "Grippy" so they don't slide around. I use a small one and a HUGE one.

That Maple is beautiful. Would make a really nice small table.

That looks really good

Finally a woman with a KZbin channel who isn’t trying to be a hoe

Good to see another video. Hope it means you are super busy!

That’s really nice and like the added inlay. You are definitely right about wenge having small pits even after sanding. I made a lazy Susan for someone, had to do a lot of sanding thru all the grits to 320. Wish I would have known about using the sand paper after applying the oil. Thanks for the advice! Will definitely use it next time.