Why didn't you put your regulator and water trap inside of the building so you can monitor the pressure and drain the water inside of the building ?

I have always wondered if I originally used mineral oil, could I go back some other day and do a walnut or linseed/flax with the proper curing time

what many do not realize is if your dust container is inside your work space, microscopic sized dust will escape from the canister. this dust is very harmful, possibly causing COPD. the container should be outside the work space so that fine dust will blow away from you.

Thanks, that was helpful

Love the build, love the design, love the instruction, love the video. HATE the music.

Thanks for the video very helpful, I do have a question what do you call that scraper block or "smoother block" as you call it, where can I get one?

Fine mist spray the epoxy with isopropyl alcohol as it’s bubbling. It insta pops them. Doesn’t effect it

There's nothing in the instruction manual to put Teflon Pace in the fittings these are not tapered fittings nylog is the only sealant used and you still have to add refrigerant to the lines and the head it depends on the footage by now this unit should be useless

''Dont sand too high'' 😬 puts bong down... bad joke aside thank you so much for this. I never had anybody to teach me this type of stuff so it's very much appreciated. Btw when you're talking about the numbers those visuals of them that you put at some point actually help a lot for comprehension. Happy holidays !

Can you use the butcher block conditioner over vinyl?

Beautiful work. Thanks. What are the little triangles that support the wood while you are oiling it at the end, please?

what if you dont have a million dollars too spend?

Wow horrible editing. I’m nauseous from the cuts

you got ads every two minutes damn

What’s wire size and breaker size did you use for that senville Dual zone mini split?🧐

Don't listen to this clown on soft woods , if he doesn't understand even the basic wood, 👎👎👎

Take it to the limit!

So I can’t just take some wood and run it through a planer?

Bomb video, homie

Can Total Boat be used over oil based stain? First timer with Epoxy and have students building a table for one of our State Capital offices.

A word about food grade: it is "safe" within certain limits and won't kill you.... instantly ;) If you check the full food grade definition I doubt if mineral oil, a.k.a petroleum, would sound like a responsible board soaking material... We don't die from our mistakes, only from our lack of conscious awareness that allows us to make small but bad choices over a long period of time.

I want to make my wooden doors & door frames look like the really expensive professionals make it look. I'm sure part of the success comes from good sanding. But I'm still not clear about the burnishing thing. Paint isn't like lacquer? Or is it? What kind of sandpaper to use to get that uber smooth finish? Any any other techniques? I have no sander so it all has to be done by hand (unfortunately).

The epoxy ant food grade

Cuprus is a country, smaller than the US. Cypress is a conifer.

What about mixing clear polyurethane with sawdust? I just plan to put a clear poly finish on Cherry

Well done, most home wood workers have no idea of the risk of dust and have misconceptions on vac systems. Yep the big dust is gone I’m good , No! At least have a shop vac with some sort of pre filter and a Hepa grade filter in the vac. Then get a box fan and attach a couple of Merv 13or 15 grade furnace filters to it. Then just leave it running all the time your active in your shop. Thank you for you work and excellent presentation.👍

nice and simple design.

That table top looked bowed already

If my lathe cost roughly what you spent on yours ($150) do you think I will be running into issues of my lathe stopping whenever I apply any amount of force to the object being spun? Basically, will it be able to keep spinning or will it get stuck sometimes?

And now I know! I seriously had no idea of the difference between basic diode and fiber. Looks like a sweet machine for someone who sells custom products.

Ooh, loads of innuendo in this piece!

Sir, Can you please use the method which you just mentioned in the thumbnail? You used all the tools near to you.

Sorry, oil-soaked rags can spontaneously combust??? Well, that’s unlocked a new fear for me 😰

I really like the Rangate.... but it's expensive. Not sure if it's worth it for me as a hobbyist..

in 25 years of woodworking i’ve never used sandpaper on wood.

Hi, if I make a container out of Epoxy, could I store Isopropanol alcohol in it? Would the epoxy leach into the alcohol? Thanks

11:48 if u wanna be fair u shoud use diffrent matter , if u use the same but just adding some weight , this is not fair because this matter has alwais lost 2.5% of fine particles

NEVER NEVER NEVER make cutting board out of EPOXY. Unless you want to eat toxic epoxy and get cancer. SHAME ON YOU for making such an ignorant video !!!

You're dope and hilarious. Excellent teaching delivery and knowledge. Super engaging and informative. THANK YOU for serving through education.

BEST VIDEO EVER!! Thank you for this detailed info! And you’re hilarious-easy to pay attention.

Thanks for that, have you got a video on how to properly sharpen traditional tools?

Isn’t mineral oil food GRADE? It’s used as a laxative.

Great info, have you put together the list of what epoxy sticks to? That would be another great video, Thank you in advance

Great video, if you look at wood grain running from left to right ,so you place the nail widest width while following the grain, if you place the widest part of the nail going across the grain its more lightly to go off and stick out the side, Its like shooting the nail across the grain it gets push away from the sections of grain causing it to come out the sides, going across the grain like ripping on a circular saw its harder on the blade because the wood fibers are stronger that way and the nail finds it tougher to follow straight, So` another way to look at the grain in the wood , turn the nail gun so the widest part of the nail follows the grain for a straighter drive,

Just removed the tack strips off the wood floors only to find 3" gaps between the base board and floor every few ft. around the whole room. Would it be more economical to add a border strip around the baseboards (which will be painted) and would it have a nice aesthetic flow or would filling the gaps be a better option?

You are absolutely correct about the "hidden cost" of tangling with a spinning SawStop blade. $100 for the cartridge, $80 for a new blade, and $20 for a new pair of shorts! And worth every penny to not lose a digit or two or maybe even a hand. Really good video! Thanks.

Subbed. This was like the Mr Rogers tutorial of the woodworking world and I am here for it. I have a huge project I want to undertake but have never built anything outside of IKEA furniture before. This makes me feel a bit more confident about starting *somewhere* even if not exactly where I need to get to, but at least I have an idea of how to practice and your videos seem like they'll be awesome help on the way.

Wow, this was good

Brilliant and practical tutorial; thank you for taking the time to explain important details.

Thanks for the great info.