Laser engrave an anodyzed christmas card for us please?

Nice. Saved for future reference 👍✌️

Might you still have these plans available?

This is really well thought out, thanks for sharing!

the music is kinda obnoxious

Sulphuric Acid is Not a environmental Hazzard Brody! It comes from naturally occurring Sulphur deposits in the ground and on the surface. Hence why so many ground waters smell like rotten eggs! It's the Sulphuric acid in the water that breaks down minerals in a natural process of decay. OMG! Environmentalist are scary people who don't even understand the natural processes of the earth they're trying to protect......? SMFH!

Excellent video - Is the plan set still available?

where can i get the plans thanks

Thank you so much ...one of the most helping videos i saw on youtube I was searching for big size bit to cut thik wood but this sloves the problem

Nice vid, easy to understand, thanks!

It's a beautiful flip stop, and it would be handy for a table saw sled (so you can trim one of the workpiece then cut to length without removing and replacing the stop). It doesn't seem so necessary for a drill press table, though.

Thanks for making this video

can you reuse your acid solution for multiple anodizations?

I'm new to wood working. I needed more details in the measuring, cutting, cleaning and staining...Lol. Told you I was new🤪

blue blue blue blue blue blue blue blue blue blue

Hi, I love the blue, it's right, very beautiful, can you tell me please how to anodize stainless steel at home

Can you tell me please how to get that note? Thank you so much❤

Quick question, regarding the blue anodized part, you mentioned to leave it there by 15min with the tone you got, did you leave it for 15min? Or is it one of those things that by leaving it longer it gets a deeper blue color?? Great video btw! i’m trying to anodize some really small parts!

How thick is that anodized layer? Can you choose how thick you want it to be or is it random?

After anodizing, can you use aniline dye instead of water based dye?

Мастерски исполненная работа, сразу видно , что человек вложил душу в свою работу. Смотрится очень органично, цвет дерева прекрасно контрастирует. было бы великолепно, если бы Вы опубликовали размеры этой стремянки, эх. я тоже хочу попробовать сделать такую же

thanks

That green is gorgeous!!

I was intrigued on how your jig works on the inside, glad you take it apart. I learn something from it. Thanks!.

Been trying to come up with something, felt like banging my head against the wall 😂 this is brilliant mate definitely getting it done now, 👍👍👍

It’s ANODE NOT ANNOID CATHODE NOT CATHOID

Have you made plans for it? I’d love to convert an old not quick version to your version. Very nice

Very informative video! Thanks for that. What is the name of the electrical supply box that u r using so i can order the same?

Amazing video bro! Best results I’ve seen so far

UGH. Now I want to get into machining just so I can anodize that green color! I know this isn't the only video on the topic, but I appreciated the "beginners view" on the process and potential hurdles!

Great video and super helpful. I build custom folding knives and I'm now doing a steam-punk series. With a need for a little color and how easy aluminum machine, you just added to my list of possibilities. Thanks again. you're a very talented guy. <><

Very interesting. I'm going to have to try this. I repurpose metal to use in art, sculpture etcetera and would love to color it. Not worried about imperfections in the color either as it could be hidden or used for visual interest. Mostly use aluminum. Heidi

Well done. Thanks

I can't choose, I like them both.

maybe some locktite?

I want to do this to some aluminum extrusions, but they are quite a bit larger.

Btw, there's no need to heat the acid solution, unless the goal is keeping at an exact temperature for reproducible results. Cooler temperatures allow for thicker coatings. (Type III/hard anodizing takes place at around 0°C. Same chemicals and process, though much higher currents.)

FYI standard practice in chemistry labs (at least back when I was a chem major for a couple years) for non-environmentally hazardous chemicals is indeed to neutralize and pour down drain when feasible. (Actually, even for "hazardous" ones, if you can fairly easily react them to turn them into something non-hazardous. Hazardous chemical disposal is expensive.) Baking soda would work, but I'd just titrate in a diluted sodium hydroxide solution (I assume most people have it around for cleaning or etching metal if doing this.)

You need more tools

Come back bro! It’s been too long, your content is outstanding. Hope all is well! 👍🏼

Marvelous Idea! I modified it slightly by using toggle clamps. Key finding: make sure clamps are good and tight especially on long pieces. The only simpler method is adding a shim the thickness of the blade behind the mortise piece (remove for tennon) The problem is finding flat stock of exactly the right thickness.

PERFECT! I JUST finished 3 weeks of adding drawers to my workbench, and was looking for a divider system that was simple, tidy, modular, and that doesn't use fasteners or glue. Bingo - this was it! Thank you!

According to OSHA, battery acid can be safely neutralized with a dilution of baking soda or soda ash (one pound per gallon of water)

Thanks for sharing. Just landing on this video after reading on reddit that you can't use a heat gun for edge banding. 😄 Great jig.

Hydrogen gas is not corrosive but is highly explosive. An approximately 50:50 Hydrogen:Air mix is as explosive as dynamite. Hydrogen being the lightest element will collect in the roof space so keep room well ventilated. It should only be a problem if you are anodizing lots of components.

Generally Never skip the lye etch bath, even if it's just a few seconds it's better than not at all since it removes grease where you can't get to it properly with soap and it removes old oxide and you can polish it after a long lye bath then take a short dip before the acid bath

Thank you. great vid. Short and to the point, no rambling, I cant stand people waffling on about nonsense.

Cool Idea thanks for sharing

The thing I love about this is that the design is so simple and efficient that I feel I could make one. It would be silly not to try this.

That’s a great idea, being able to take reference from the mortise. Thanks for sharing your design!