Boiled linseed oil has chemicals and is not food safe

its 120 t

Hi! I tried but do not work without a laser printer, I suspect it's something about the ink type (but I'm not sure)

@@lorenzoscoppolettilab4859 thanks for the reply probably because laser printer ink is like plastic and create an opaque layer im going to try this method thank you very much

Hi! Thanks, in almost 2 year I improve a lot my grinding technique, new video soon! :) the stone was a 8000 grit naniwa

Di niente! Bisogna ingegnarsi un po' se non si hanno attrezzi specifici... Però ci si riesce facilmente

Thanks!

hi, sorry for the late reply, the process I used is called screen printing, and it is typical to find it for the creation of t-shirts.

@@lorenzoscoppolettilab4859 Np, thank you for your answer :)

hi, sorry for the late reply, at the moment there is no video where I work it, but soon new content will arrive on the channel :) i am currently working to open a real shop

hi, sorry for the late reply, it can also be done with a hand saw and then finished with a plane

Hi, the first time I bought the materials I spent around 100 euros, but I have been using them for more than a year. For one sheet I this it's about 10 euros...

@@lorenzoscoppolettilab4859 I will gladly send you more than that to support another craftsman. Can you post an email or a place where I can send you euros? It would be so cool to say I ordered stencils custom made from overseas.

Hi, the process is called "serigrafia", (I think is the same word in Italian or Spanish) normally this technique is used for printing logos and drawing on t-shirts or other cloth, I find quite useful using the stencil for metal etching. Hope to answer your questions. Have a good day

@@lorenzoscoppolettilab4859 excellent! Thank you so much!

Thanks, in mine I use a press fit, but you can also make just an end stop (make out of wood) at the same height of the "channel/rail" use to put the hand plane. Hope to answer your questions, as you can read, English is not my language, but if you have any problem I'll try to help :)

Hi, I use a mix of beeswax and mineral oil (almost the same composition as the butcher block conditioner) I would not be able to recommend a product that creates a real patina, tung oil comes to mind (but they need at least 5/8 coats of product , and I don't know if it's safe for food contact). Beeswax without oil is very hard and doesn't work well ... I hope I have helped you.

@@lorenzoscoppolettilab4859 Yes thank you very much, i highly appreciate the advise :)

Thanks!

Thanks!

Life and work are not always perfect, there are attempts, failures, trials, experiments. I've never said anywhere that I'm the best of all. This was the first attempt, in the following I improved the technique. If in addition to the criticisms you have some advice to share I would be happy. Good day

Hi, I wrote some information about the product in the description, in Italy we have many options, I don't know for the other countries. Search some website with serigraphy tools or product and you will find the emulsion. Have a good day

Ciao, no nessun liquido, se non ricordo male alle prime due o tre accensioni fece un po di puzza (credo per via dei refrattari nuovi). Ma nulla di più... Hai provato a contattarli? Con me sono stati molto gentili e disponibili

@@lorenzoscoppolettilab4859 ho fatto la prima accensione ieri arrivando fino a 1100 con step di 1 ora come consigliano e l’odore era davvero intenso, poi ho visto sto liquame marrone sul tavolo.. boh domani chiamo Simone. Come ti trovi con la levigatrice?

Molto bene, sto pensando di prendere una ruota più grande e i rullini per fare i diametri piccoli. Difetti non ne ha, se dovessi tornare indietro forse prenderei la versione da 2 cv.

@@lorenzoscoppolettilab4859 credo infatti che prendero la top, la mia artigianale mi sta facendo impazzire.. che inox hai usato nell’altro coltello?

Ho usato il nitro b

Hi, I use an handmade mix with beeswak and mineral oil, I think this is the best way. The beeswax alone is to hard (especially in winter).

@@lorenzoscoppolettilab4859 I see, does the brand matter for either?

For the oil I use the "wood food" (found on Amazon), but I think any mineral oil is quite the same, just check if is food safe. For the beeswax i don't know, I have a friend who have bees and he give me the wax, and after I clean the wax many times with a cotton cloth (used like a filter). My English is far from perfect and I hope you understand something :)

Hi, for this project I do not have plans, it's a very simple project and I work just by eye, but if you need plans I can make it for you

@@lorenzoscoppolettilab4859 I would love a set of plans for this. I will even make a video using your plans and crediting you for your design.

Hi, I will try to make some plans, but the dimension can change for the different size of hand plane..

Thanks

Hi! It's an Italian brand call titangrinder, they have beautiful tools, and also for this grinder you can buy all the other weels or accessories (not very cheap but well built)

@@lorenzoscoppolettilab4859 Ciao, quale modello di titangrinder utilizzi? Ottimo lavoro ;)

Ciao, ho preso quella con motore da 1hp, per quanto mi riguarda è più che sufficiente come potenza. Buona serata :)

ciao! certo molto volentieri

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Va bene!

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