I just bought one. Very happy with the design and construction given it’s made in China and costs only $190

THANKS FOR ANOTHER GREAT VIDEO

THANKS FOR ANOTHER GREAT VIDEO

THANKS FOR ANOTHER GREAT VIDEO

Doesn't mention what you would use to clean the brush etc.

Glidden makes an oval synthetic brush with such a fine edge you could swear it's sable. I use it for polycrylic. No air pockets. Very fine application. These brushes are sold in the Walmart paint section.

I dont understand how to use the ruler on the jig......i dont have that exact jig, but its very similar.....For example, the tip of the bearing is about 3/4 inch from the "zero" mark on the ruler. So, when I cut a 3/4 inch strip, the arrow on the jig says Im at 2 inches. If i kiss the bearing to the blade it reads 2 and 3/4 of an inch......What is the point of the ruler on it? How is it supposed to be used? Im sure it's a dumb question, but I honestly can't figure it out. Thanks.

I've had excellent results applying oil based wipe on poly with paper towels, shop towels, and old cotton rages. My favorite is the cotton rages because it holds the poly well and never leaves any lint. What is your experience using these three applicators to apply water-based poly?

Can it be used for a high gloss finish? I assume it will take a number of more applications to get it thick enough for the final buffing…

What kind of texture does it leave? And have you ever tried it on mahogany?

So I have done a walnut end table and finished with watch danish oil. Not happy with the sheen. Can i apply a watco whipe on poly to up the luster?

I like the GoingMake one better

I don't see the most critical part of drilling the hinge holes in the door?

Your title says center mount drawer slides. But your mounting side mount drawer slides. Two different slides. Center mount drawer slides are attached to the center of the bottom of your drawer box (under the drawer)

Genius!

We used Danish oil on an old hardwood floor in our living room (after sanding well), and it turned out beautifully. In the bedroom, my husband sanded the floor until it was free of the old finish (and any color), so he insisted on staining the floor first. We used water-based stain. Can we still finish the floor with Danish oil after staining?

You answered all my questions and showed just how easy it is to use Danish Oil. I will definitely be using on my next project! Subscribed!

is the Motor brushless ?

Thanks for the explanations and demonstrations. I'm a very visual learner and this video explained it clearly.

Wow. Thanks for putting in the R&D with your 3d printer. I have a 3d printer myself and I'm excited to put it into practical use in the woodshop.

big mistake not getting the HH version, especially if you plan to own for the long term

Looks so easy but its not..if i do circular motions but the time I want to straighten it its already dried , i have been watching videos , and i still getting marks ..so frustrated

Hi what a very good video like it a lot in England when we are ready to polish we take the center bushing out to save getting glue and polish on then. wishing you all the best from the pen people in the UK.

My goodness, thank you for this. Needed this info in a hurry. I'm late to the party, but glad I found this. Now subscribed, for what it's worth. Thanks!

Is it recommended to use a wood conditioner before applying this to pine? Or is that not necessary?

I gave up on the cap and punctures the top of the can.

Hello, I just purchased a computer desk online, and it's made of MDF boards. Yet these boards have a wood patterned wallpaper on top of it. Can I still use an Acrylic sealer to seal this?

Thank you so much for your detailed recording.... It's a massive help as I'm about to apply the oil to my Beach kitchen surfaces. The first time I applied the oil, it became tacky as I allowed it to dry between coats. I've spend days sanding it back to it's natural wood. Now it's ready, I'll follow your steps to perfect the finishing touch. Thanks again.

If you painted this vertically would you have gotten runs with the sealer and paint?

With all of your equipment, have you no compressor and spray gun?

Hi! This is so helpful. I have a question. If the birch wood that I'm using is going to be exposed to water moisture for about 30-40 minutes a week and I need to clean it with hydrogen peroxide each time, how often should I reapply the Danish oil? I'm assuming that the oil finish would need to be reapplied in the future. I'm just unsure how often, unless I should just use waterproof wood sealer. Thank you so much!

It is kind of creepy how closely "they" are watching our computer activities. Not only do I get advertisements for anything I have looked at anywhere (especially at Amazon), and not only do advertisements appear on my computer everywhere, but my wife gets advertisements for things I have looked at and vice-versa. Also, we swear we get advertisements for things we only talked about in the house. That got us thinking about how many electronic devices we have that can communicate with the internet without us knowing about it or that can "listen" to us talking. Let's see ... there is the television, the refrigerator, the floor vacuum robot, my wife's phone (I do not have one), our computers of course, my wife's Honda automobile, the water meter, the gas meter, the electric meter, and even Christmas tree ornaments that complain if they are not hooked up to the internet through blue tooth. I guess we cannot complain that the government never listens to us.

Nice demo thank you

Help me! I stained my butcher block and then went to use my danish oil but accidentally used butcher block oil for the first coat, can I use danish oil after?

I bought the same one and I cut the corners off so it would fit.

I'm sorry, I just put two sets together, and they are difficult to set up. I didn't use 2 x 4s, I used pieces of oak from an old desk. Is it possible that my drilled out pieces are too thin? I tried to put them on a thick piece of wood to test and I cannot get them equal. So far it is a fail.

super awesome video man! I just bought my first lathe and hope to use it in a few days when I get everything else I need for pens

Great video! Thank you. Is the Danish oil step necessary if using the wipe on poly over a gel stain?

I've heard people have excellent results spraying the water based polly

Yep, it is so unexpected, but everyone swears by the foam brush. Maybe on the edges you could use the purdy brush and then wipe over it with foam.

Still feel the same about the bandsaw? Thanks.

You have no idea how much this helped

Going to apply this to my new workbench legs this afternoon. Glad I watched this video before I started!

What kind of rag do you use to wipe after applying the finish? Ps. Thanks for making this video. Very helpful.

California bans everything. So foolish. I have seen eBay people selling stuff and they will not ship ANYTHING to Cally at all.

Great video. I'm planning to use the same product on an oak oak vanity table in my bathroom. Does the product change the colour of natural wood (oak)? I'm hesitating to stain the wood before applying or applying it directly on the natural wood. Thanks

No measurements cutting size?/////

Awesome clear instructions, thank you!

Thanks. I’ve used minwax antique oil finish for years on gun stocks. Love the stuff. Put on, wet sand, and wipe off…and repeat. I would assume Danish oil is the exact same stuff?

Thank you, sir. Very clear instructions