That shirt though ;) Almost 5k hours here...Warlock Main

You have anymore custom cutting boards for sale ?

My planer has quite a bit of snipe. To prevent it, I run through some scraps at the front and back of what I'm planing.

Hello was wondering if yr available for some questions about getting started on getting customers that need continuous wood working items that include everything I'm a shop owner and custom radius stair builder so at yr earliest convenience thank you

6:39 I painted or varnished A LOT of interiors as a carpenter/remodeler. Why? Because I could control the end results- I could do two things by painting and finishing my own work: 1) if I did an excellent fit and finish and the painter doesn’t have an impeccable quality that day (or worse- the homeowner paints it!!) the finish obscures my good work. Good paint isn’t noticeable in specifics, but the “wow!” factor is both an emotional response (good) and an intellectual response (customer is proud of what he or she got for their money); and 2) if a few things aren’t exactly “right” - and the bigger the project the more likely you will find you had an ‘oops’ or several- a good painter (you) can recover that with some attention. But even good painters care more about themselves than they do your work whereas you care deeply about the final impressions. And you can control that result and eliminate the “why didn’t my painter fix that?!!” by finishing your work yourself.

THANKS, THAT WAS SMART

Amazing in all these comments not one person realizes that you were one of the toughest men on the planet in your weight class in UFC/Bellator. Could have been champ if not for those horrible hand injuries. Retired at 27. You were so fun to watch fight!!

Titan life! Love that shirt!

"make friends" is much better than saying "network"

How do I find the friends near me to finish a project if I'm not able to complete it. People near me!

Since i already sealed my desk with shellac white primer, after painting my desk in my solid color of choice, should i go straight to clear coat or i should sealed the paint with GF sanding sealer first before clear top coating?

Sooooo soooooo happy to find out you are well and conducting a beautiful business and life. Much admiration for this, from a fan of your fighting days , from Albania. Wish you all the best sir,,, Good to see those cannons you got for hands, in this new work

Beautiful …I see you had no intrepidation in planing the end grain ?

$365 in material is relative no ? I would sell a board like that easily for a $1000 or more..beautiful but now my wife wants one

Good points, how is the business going today?

Thanks.. I'm having issues with my white oak. It gets dark after apply rubio, poly and urethane. All test created a dark effect. I'm looking for a flat finish, no effect to the white oak

Is the makita logo on the oil impulse white plastic like the other new impacts, or is it painted white? Nice to not scrape the logo off after a few weeks!

Thank you so much for the information, so how can I get you on Facebook messenger?

Can't hear a word your saying and can't risk turning you up because I'll wake the whole house up when an ad comes up

great explanation!

Does the accelerator make the finish a bit less thin or does it just decrease the dry time? I’m having some issues spraying Enduro Var on vertical surfaces and the piece doesn’t lend itself to being sprayed horizontally.

Easiest way is to coat them with epoxy then drum sand them .

You make such amazing products I live in New Hampshire wondering what state you live in and what would the chance be of having you send me a box of scrap and I will pay for the shipping

Two suggestions, get a mic and edit a sweet intro of you knocking fools out and working with tools. It’s great to see you again. Good luck.

this deserves more views, wtf man. when i make my channel (reno related) i will be sharing your video cause its literally perfect

What about for wood on exterior houses

Beautiful board

All the issues you mentioned are easily adjustable. I check mine about every two months and usually holds square and parallel.

I have been using it for 7 years DIY projects. It’s works great.

I like that ready patch also

I had mine for 2 mouths then I had to take it back it was trach

Rosie is the best part of this video!!

Very helpful thank you for this

I was having problems with the torque on cutting. I thought it was the motor at 1st so I upgraded it to 220. But the problem is not the motor. It’s the fence off throwing the wood off and cause pressure on blade. I keep on having to adjust the fence it get to the point of annoying that I have to constantly double check my tape front and back. I have all same issues.

I just picked this saw up on clearance for $375. For the price I believe it will be a good saw. I’m not a cabinet maker or anything. Jus the occasional rip cut on various projects.

In regards tool brands you can also purchase corded versions of name brand for the similar price as a cheaper cordless brand you just have to deal with inconvenience of a cord. I recommend doing this for heavy used tools until you can upgrade because you can always use the extra power that cheaper brands might not provide.

I just got one of these I'm looking forward to setting it up. says it's "new and improved" so I don't know what the changes are, I'd be interested to compare them. I enjoyed your video it was useful information but it was really really hard to hear you

Awesome explanation! Thank you for putting this video up.

Wow man, you really nailed it with this video... we need more real advice like this. @2:03 As a Makita guy - I was torn between choosing Milwaukee or Ryobi brad nailer because of the huge price difference but i finally went with the Milwaukee for the exact reasons you just said.. As a wannabe full time woodworker (MEANING: At the moment i don't have access to a shop yet...) the Milwaukee tool functions better on angles, the quality of the holes are better, there is less marring, it feels better in the hands and while shooting it, its going to last longer and has a 5 year warranty just incase... its a no brainer for professionals selling projects - just get the Milwaukee (don't buy DeWalt nails! it doesn't like them, get Metabo HPT/ Hitachi nails - they use a weaker glue that works better) If your just a DIYer making stuff for your house and your not selling your projects then buy the Ryobi.. In fact if the Ryobi comes down to $100 CDN in price i will probably buy it for a spare for the heck of it and maybe to compare them because it is still a great gun.

Great video man, really helpful

Doesnt the wax mean that its greenwood for turning?

nice video, wondered if you could help with a project i'm working on. i've made new maple kitchen cabinets and would like a little amber color. thought i would used enduro var-II but it's my understanding enduro poly is a little more durable but doesn't amber. can i spray enduro poly over enduro var-II? also could i used the sanding sealer under the enduro var-II and would i still get the amber tone i'm looking for that the enduro var-II produces?

In correct my friend I have dewalt as well as think and also Parkside I have had my Parkside for years with constant use. For less than 3\4 of the cost don't knock the cheaper brands and don't even think of buying festool

Great advice!

Thanks for the advice, got a subscriber out of me!

Liked and Favorited, and obviously commenting for the algorithm

Absolutely brilliant video, thanks so much

What tip size do you use, and what sander was that? Thanks

I was watching an old ufc video where you were sitting next to conor mcgregor in a post fight interview and i was like dude i havent heard anything about mcdonald in forever whats he up to?. now I see your a wood worker thats awesome you found another passion. this cutting board is beautiful man cant wait to see more projects of yours michael

Thanks so much for this video!