How to Polish Wood | Woodworking

Watch this video to learn how to polish wood.
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The step-by-step instructions will show you how to prepare, seal and polish your wood to ensure a great finish.
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[@dappaisaa7975]

I love this.

[@andyouthoughttherabbithole8433]

Really good explanation of this finishing technique, it has always been one of my favorites when I want a really nice finish.

[@xinfinity8532]

love it

[@kurikokaleidoscope]

Excellent.

[@PradeepthaObeysekara]

Thank you very good video.

[@atuljainkc]

Pls give list of items required in your description column

[@maryrodriguez8055]

Thanku so much

[@cyanuranus6456]

Now Today. I’m Addicted To Wood Materials. I’m Not a Capenter. Just Wood Material Graphics and Models. My Favorite Woods are Just The One That’s Milked-Coffee in Color

[@GoBuildIdeas]

Hey, great advice and great video! Thanks for sharing!

[@eqlzr2]

Honestly, it's way easier and safer than this. I make wood sculptures of sections of dead branch with the ends cut at various angles. I used to use a medium toothed Silky folding saw to do the end cuts, but it left too rough a cut that required much more finish sanding. I switched to an extra fine toothed blade that can be ordered from Silky, which leaves a much smoother cut edge and eliminated a lot of sanding. I only use 3 grades of sandpaper to achieve a very smooth final edge, then I rub in a little Boos Block cutting board oil and let it dry, and then I polish that with a soft cloth. Then I achieve a subtle final polish, not real shiny, by using a soft polishing wheel with a small amount of Screw Wax (bees wax/carnauba wax product) applied to the wheel. Total time involved is a few minutes with no potentially harmful or expensive chemical products. Works perfectly well on any shaped surface, flat or rounded.

[@awildtannerwasfound5045]

Any products you recommend?

[@milanzapletal7225]

How many hours does it take to dry up?

[@BrinasBeautySecrets]

If you want to paint the wooden piece, do you paint and then polish it?

[@woodgrainkerala]

👍🏼👏👏👏👏

[@Goswami13Akash]

I am wood polish artist

[@Path_to_becoming_HIM]

What the oil called? I cant understand

[@sboyne1969]

Linseed oil @ 3:12 and mineral oil @ 3:40

[@RicardoFernandes-v2f]

​@@sboyne1969linseed oil and mineral oil or mineral spirit. Please let me know.. Like the final finish...

[@sibgathkhan5975]

kD

[@rolidcz7954]

He does not wear protective gloves, but uses a respirator. That's very strange.

[@YuriyKhovansky]

I prefer to build with Woodglut plans.

[@john7180]

No gloves? 00:47

[@jayhillyer2542]

but he has a mask, pretty wierd.

[@lemongrab6173]

OR instead of all that bs just get 3 sheets of each a 1000 and 2000 grit silicon carbide sandpapers, then get some silicon and carefully rub the whole planks with them and voila.

[@sonkasaurus]

whats with all the woodglut BOT spam LOL.. I had a look, it sucks!

[@Milpasloc]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@ndrklerz2178]

Gotta be a better way. This guy is doing 1/2 of a square foot like for an hour or more. If I have 400 sq feet of floor to polish it would take me 800 hours for what this dude is doing. It would be cheaper just to get a new floor.

[@beng6080]

Somehow, the raw wood looks better...

[@lindamorgey6736]

I prefer to build with Woodglut plans.

[@70newlife]

Is that the glut that comes out of his woody? 🤣🤣