Aaaand thr result was!?

I, too, have this planer. It has served me quite well. I found a site that says they have Shelix helical blades for the PC305TP, $457.00. That may sound like a lot but, considering the significant improvement in cut and that it will lengthen the life of the planer, it's probably worth it. I agree the snipe is pretty bad. Cut a 12-1/2" x 6' piece of melamine. about 18"-24" from one end, attach a 1"x1" piece of hardwood. Be sure it is perfectly perpendicular to the side of the melamine. Insert this on your planer bed with the blocker board at the feed end. This will make a perfectly smooth feed bed for whatever you're planing. The melamine assures a smooth feed and the block makes sure the melamine stays in place. The length gives a lot of room for feed longer pieces of wood. I set my planer on a folding table on my driveway and put my wheel barrow at the outfeed end. Most of the chips go in the wheelbarrow and a sweep of my arm sends a lot more in it. I then take anywhere in the yard that I want wood chips. Check that the type of wood you're planing is not toxic to your garden and yard. Pine is one that should just go in the garbage. Site offering Shelix blades - mywoodcutters.com/SHELIX-heads/SHELIX-heads_for_Planers/SHELIX_Heads_for_Planers_by_PORTER_CABLE

I think some doors with shelving on the front would be good there. It would make the laundry room like a hidden room.

I like your review. Most are to much pussies to say anything bad about urethane.

Well said. Impressive tutorial and diy project. Very cool.

Dude I Gorilla 🦍 glued my Walmart Interceptor boots to get the maximum lifeage out of them, and to save me the pennies that will add up to big bucks in the long run and I got no shame in doing so. I work construction so its okay.

Can you use it on countertops

Can that go on floors

If u look up a shoe sole swap video they know exactly what to use! Or a restoration , most have sole seperation ,I know there’s a product called shoe goo or shoe glue .. Supposed to be good but looks sloppy

They stay on?

Horrible

I beg to differ. Polyurethane will yellow over time. So if you want to seal a light colored wood or seal a white/light colored paint. It WILL end up yellowing and on some items it will even have a tinge of orange to it. Polycrylic does NOT yellow over time.

The greatest thing for me about polycrylic is that you can have a matte finish, and it doesn’t yellow!! I love it. I would pay double for it if I needed to.

Great video! Hey do you have any suggestions on what might be best for my project....it's a painted ice chest/cooler. It's been covered 100% in acrylic art paint as it has paintings all over the entire cooler. I need it to be durable as this cooler will actually get used. Also need it to be UV stable and not yellow. Initially I was going to epoxy it but epoxy yellows and being art I need this to stay clear, also I was afraid it might be hard to do the sides and it not run down. I was thinking maybe water based Spar Urethane, maybe Polycrylic, maybe a durable spray paint. Do you have any thoughts on that?

Can I still use the mineral spirits to clean the sanded wood first?

Ditto on every point you made, except for the one about making money on your projects, lol. I built a flip-top stand for mine because its just too heavy to move around and store. I also got that Delta dust hood which was expensive but fits perfectly and works well. Snipe is an ongoing issue. I try the end-to-end trick @RPGallagher mentioned but the feed is so fast on this thing I can't move fast enough. So I made a sled where I can wedge scrap before and after the workpiece to take the snipe. But because I am an idiot my sled had a screw sticking out and I ran it through about 2 dozen times before I noticed the planer bed was gouged.

You too much talking, please silent just explain by working 🙏

This is nasty worthless poly I have EVER used . I have NOT got the same great finish out of this junk as regular poly .

Thank you so much for this video

I love the look of the kinetic door. If you went smaller, like a jewelry box kenetic door, would that work better?. Your kenetic laundry room door is beautiful, more so after you put hinges on it and connected the pieces.

that thing is sweet!

kzbin.info/www/bejne/hKbWcoSDiaqWebs Try this "jig" to help out with your snipe and the sloppy tables!

Wondering if polycrylic is what caused my severe headache when I used it. I’m afraid of it now. Any idea? It didn’t smell like it had fumes so I didn’t use a mask. I used it on my clay jewelry. What say you? Is it possible the polycrylic could have cased that migraine?

It looks great I just bought one exactly like yours, don’t have the base yet I’m still looking around by any chance will you do costumes?

Your video was awesome bro

Your kids made this more enjoyable to watch lollz much love from the Caribbean

Plus it doesn't yellow.

thank you for this! while i will leave the start process to people like you, i love the wood on wood look.

I got that stuff because I have a cheap particle board bartop with a fake marble print on it. I wanted to make sure it would last. Lots of learning with that. Along the way I think I got some metal cleaner on it and it seemed to wear a hole in it. I put a few more layers on since then correcting other problems. You need to always keep a wet edge, you need to apply it with something that does not shed into it, like my first layers did. And also it tends to have bubbles when rolling.

Doesn't close properly.

How those polyacrylic hold up to heat? Likejotplates and pot.

I've seen someone make these origami doors out of better more durable materials. The thing is origami doors are very expensive for home Improvement even if you got HGTV to come and remodel your home, and origami doors were used in the remodeling.

I think you can put magnets on the squares so they get all the way close

Could have used shocks like in car trunks etc. Would help with the weight but would also take space.

It looked kinda of high, but you said the mailman wanted it a little higher. Awesome. We installed the same box on the post that came with it. It was more work because it called for a small concrete base. We reinforced the square base with concrete going down a two foot hole. The instructions were vague and I didnt think an 11" x 14" by 6-10 inch high concrete pad would sustain the weight of the mailbox. I like your 4x4 post idea instead. -Thanks

Your so funny 🤣 good Job man

Lol when we park the cars in here sounded like a euphemism to me

Colirlla wa3ra akhouti

Does this turn amber after awhile? I want something that stays clear.

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Talk too much

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lacks precision though

I did it myself thanks to Woodprix.

Woodglut plans are amazing!

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

Dude, you deserve your own tv show. Natural sarcasm is a commodity you should cash in on. Well done

Wid yeah with the sawdust/shavings in yer undies Dude, earned you a Sub! TFS, GB :) Oh you want to try cycling with them in your cycling shorts :( then again maybe not...

Sorry, I'm not here for a life story. Just wanna know what tools I need up front and basic installation. I just picked up concrete and got a post hole digger. Missing the instructions, just looking for the next step.

Can you use poly acrylic under epoxy