You changed the angle on the Irwin without ever trying it sharp. I wonder what it would have done if you had sharpened it at the original angle.

Wow!!! That is beautiful. Where can someone get long veneers like this?

I realize that the "must veneer both sides" has been commonly said for decades - but I very much doubt it is true in most instances. When building plywood it is true as you start with a core and placing more laminates on one side will cause warping... BUT... Consider - if you are placing a 1/16" or even 1/8" veneer on one side of a 1/2" or 3/4" plywood - how is that going to warp it. The veneer would be more likely to crack or split before it would ever have enough strength to move the 1/2" or 3/4" of wood it is attached to. 4:09 - you can see the plywood is cupped slightly upwards. 5:29 - you can really see it. 8:20 - the glue or veneer on one side is not causing warpage. The plywood was already cupped, and it is easier to see when you flip it over and the cupping is now down instead of up. Things get said, and repeated, and repeated... but sometimes we need to step back and consider it with common sense. It happens in a lot of things - especially woodworking and wood finishes. In some cases, it could warp it, in most cases it wont.

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would you recommend this product for a large table top? roughly 6'x10'? composite veneer

Awesome video! What Kind of veneer did you use? Where did you get it?

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I also just came upon your channel. Do you plan on continuing your videos.

My only question is that where would you be allowed this amount of time and trouble to getting your chisels and plane irons to such a level of sharpness, the foreman would have your guts for garters!

Extremely nice and very impressive. Thank you for sharing.

Very nice, thank you. Also, what model is that wide belt sander behind you, and are you happy with its performance? Any issues I should be aware if considering buying one?

Very very nice. Thank you.

Just found your channel, subscribed and I hope to see many more videos from you. Thanks.

might you share where you got that vertical featherboard from please - that is just peachy!

I guess you could consider this diy since he "did" it himself.. but I don't see how anybody actually taking the time to watch this video could learn much from his methods. His lighting method could be of some value but he skips over it pretty quick.

Do you mind if I ask what type of price a person could charge for a sign like that installed?

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Do you think putting a solid edge banding around an mdf panel prior to veneering would provide a more stable panel for large cabinet doors - 2 ' x 8' ? Thanks!

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If I use a non waterbased glue like epoxy, would it be ok to do only one side?

how did you make the honeycomb cardboard piece i want to make that

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What makes it better? Is it the steel or something else?

Very informative, thank you for sharing,

This wine cabinet is so beautiful! I'm no wine drinker, but this cabinet is fabulous! Such a wonderful piece of furniture and art!

Nice!

If you are using 3/4” full MDF do you still need to do both sides?

Step one, zero your $35000 CNC to the material.

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Amazing

i’m not a fan of that ply because the internal veneers are overlaid rather than just butted, moisture could cause the ply to swell and crack the face veneer at the overlay

you made it look easy, i know it’s not because i did a 3ft x 8ft fire door but had help from my son, good job

What does a rail like this cost?

Sheffield steel is by far superior… open your eyes

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I feel like unless the chisel is the cheapest of the cheap (sub 55 Rcs), they shouldn't really be that much different during the first few cuts. Owning and restoring no less than 200 vintage chisels amongst my modern chisels, I can anecdotally claim that the difference is often in the feel and edge retention (depending on what you are cutting) vs sharpness. On softwood especially, where the keenness matters far more than edge durability, I feel like that based on that sound, your chisel hasn't found the sharpness for some reason. The end grain chips should break with no skips on a sharp chisel. On a properly sharpened chisel, even just on a hard Arkansas, it should feel and sound like cutting through thick plastic rather than wood. Your chips shouldn't have such large break profile and will appear waxy. Just some thoughts.

I like that tray you’re using for your sharpening kit. Can you tell me the size and where you found it?

Top oil vs Polyx. I am doing a table top. Which would you choose?

Thank you for sharing! Very imfirmative. I hope I can purchase the vaccum kit if you can share the store link.

beautiful. do you think the veneer would bend around slight curves - like on a drawer from Ikea?

Amazingly helpful. I have an ash project that I'm finishing in the same way and wondered if I should up the sheen with the new project since it turned out pretty dull. Thank you for the test piece you did -- saved me hassle, time, and money to do that myself! Cheers

Do you mind sharing the brand and name of your scissor lift- do you recommend it? Thank you

Do you adjust for drift with the fence?

I NEED A SIGN!! I've been looking for wood, no one can help😢 Can we connect?

Rubio states you can dilute with up to 30% water. They claim it provides a more even stain as it slows down the initial drying time. Have you ever applied Rubio this way? Thanks for sharing.

How do they look after 6 months?

I'm glad I sold all my old Stanley's and bought LN chisels. Next up is Blue spruce and some Japanese ones.

hi, we are a sign company from China, we can make such backlit sign. Do you need a quote of a sign art?

Great video! Question, without a drum sander, how would you recommend sanding the resawed veneers?