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Thanks a lot and really?? Now I’m intrigued

@ yes. People pay big money for rustic wood that’s been recycled with damage and worm holes. For example, you can pay US$5000 for a picnic table made from a tree that was infested with giant worms.

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Just the one, just enough to make sure that the oil in the Yorkshire grit doesn’t soak into the wood as the oil helps the grit to break down properly, it isn’t 100% necessary as you can just use 2 coats of YG. Hope this helps and thanks for watching

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I could start putting a picture of the cutter up on screen as I’m using it? How’s that? But also for reference when I say ‘finisher’ that is a large round one, ‘rougher’ is a square one and the ‘detailer’ is a diamond shape one….. oh and the No1 hollower is also circle only a smaller diameter…. Hope this helps

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Funny you say that, they were both videos I was planning on doing at some time in the future…. Have fun getting back into the craft 👍🏻

@ I intend to, I am also trying to get my kids involved in wood working!

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@ well we have to teach the hobbies and trades to our kids now at home because all the industrial arts classes are moving to trade or tech schools where you now get a G.E.D. And little job placement opportunities, vs going through HS and being able to test out some of the trades and get your diploma. Besides I also believe that the future generations need to learn how to do for themselves vs paying through the nose for a small repair!

Amen to that!! Seems like less and less houses are owning simple power tools these days as they don’t know how to fix simple tasks and would rather pay over the top prices

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Thanks a lot, yes i must admit the thickness isn't perfectly uniform all the way round, and no you aren't being picky :) Thanks again for watching

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About 1800rpms, hope this helps

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