DIY Sandboard Part 2

[@johnhuang8905]

It looks like a jigsaw rather than a router to me

[@demonetizedhistory5806]

I think you really should had been wearing a high quality dust mask when sanding that polyurethane cos the dust can have damaging effects on ur lungs kinda like glass in ur lungs.

[@brianhardy8477]

You are 100% correct! I really should've been wearing a mask. Thank you so much for pointing this out... I'm actually half-tempted to bring down the video because I don't want to promote unsafe diy's. Luckily this is my only one I made and if I do make another board, I'll definitely wear a respirator 👍

[@demonetizedhistory5806]

@@brianhardy8477 great that u actually acknowledged my comment thanks.

[@brianhardy8477]

Absolutely! Thank you for your comment. 👍. Cheers, mate!

[@danextreme3720]

Do you think it would work without the formica? Like as an alternative to spray maybe a coating of something instead or a resin?

[@brianhardy8477]

Damn!!! That's crazy. I'll have to see what it's costing here in the states. If it's cheap enough here and shipping isn't crazy, I'll send ya some.

[@coolekuhlschranke422]

where did you get the formica from

[@brianhardy8477]

I bought it from Lows. They had some scratch and dent stuff and it only cost me $10 for a huge sheet of it. Thanks for watching!

[@Cole_Michael]

Is there a certain kind of Formica or any kind with any design on it

[@brianhardy8477]

I feel the smoother the better. Usually solid colors work best.

[@demonetizedhistory5806]

@@brianhardy8477 Bruh here in Australia it costs over a hundred dollars for a sheet of Formica

[@brianhardy8477]

Wow! Is there any cabinet shops or hardware stores that have a "scratch and dent" stuff they want to get rid of?