How to wood repair

[@leonkayak]

That’s an awesome way to turn a knot into a new knot

[@leonkayak]

@Thomas Mullins knot to me. Pun intended.

[@CxDOGxLEM]

Sounds l like you have no idea what you're talking about. That's usually what you find in the comments of these type of videos. Dudes acting like they know what they are talking about, but usually sit on their ass all day on the computer.

[@typerys3805]

@Thomas Mullins i had a pun for this, but imma go out on a limb and guess you woodn't understand.

[@OFFICER.]

Both got into a "sticky" situation

[@tamochavez9932]

Exactly!

[@2wise4u2]

I watched that “fix” and RAN to the comments section. 🍿👀

[@NwoDispatcher]

Dumb nwords

[@dangerous8333]

To listen to a bunch of fools that don't understand woodworking? Me too.

[@graws7009]

LOL, same... But now, in doing so, my comment has only contributed to helping his algorithm...which may mean more ridiculous videos like this😩

[@stopcommentingshit]

@@dangerous8333 no mijo Didn’t you see the huge nugs?

[@stopcommentingshit]

2wise4u2 am I trippin? Or these foos high?

[@jackeleven]

Halfway watching this and somehow I just knew the comment section wouldn't let me down 😏

[@QuyetNguyen-dm5ru]

Created karaoke hong I have

[@darekstarzyk8441]

​@@QuyetNguyen-dm5ru 6

[@rsd3719]

I remember how my great-uncle Jerry would sit on the porch and whittle all day long. Once he whittled me a toy boat out of a larger toy boat I had. It was almost as good as the first one, except now it had bumpy whittle marks all over it. And no paint, because he had whittled off the paint.

[@salottin]

😂

[@jerome8601]

WRF

[@matThaHatter]

HAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!😂😂😂

[@matThaHatter]

Literally laughed out loud the whole way through! Thanks.

[@tylerjacobson6329]

Those be some deep thoughts

[@Dandydorf]

I’ve never checked the comments faster in my entire life

[@armyguy4124]

Yeah I wet myself reading em too 😉🤠

[@bhaskerthapa9066]

That was 4 days ago for me 😎

[@obeyyah7404]

Lol. Me too. I mean ooohh! Ahhhh!!!

[@Hartleymolly]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@jeffmeredith9094]

Same here.... he turned shit into shit.

[@RikoLime]

"How to make a natural wood blemish look like total cheap ass"

[@dr.zoolamae2938]

it was clearly rotted

[@doggondoggydog]

If you just want to get a smooth durable surface to paint over, this is the ticket.

[@truenorth2653]

Who are you quoting?

[@Alex-qj3wp]

@@truenorth2653 it was Abraham Lincoln, 1976

[@charlieholmes3147]

@@dr.zoolamae2938 Not rot, bark. You'll see spots like that occasionally, especially in stuff like 2x4s

[@hellawaits5528]

I’ve seen gum stuck on the bottom of tables look better then that!

[@MaRiOtHeBigGeSt]

Just what i thought 😂👌🏽

[@user-se2jy8dv3v]

@@MaRiOtHeBigGeSt с вами и обсудить с тобой не ответил закрутился с вами по Скайпу в цвет и это будет время посмотри кто будет время посмотрю на человека не было в

[@scp049dr]

True

[@elduderinoakahisdudeness]

That's a good job, KNOT!

[@eamonn2076]

This should be to comment.

[@falconberry0406]

Great prep to remove the sap and debris. Then you had to mess it up, natural imperfect wood filled with clear resin would look 1000 times better.

[@GreenChronicles561]

Never know, Maybe that resin wasn’t easily accessible, or they couldn’t afford a wood filler. People improvise for quick fixes, & this looks like one to me. You never know. Either way, it looks perfectly fine. Almost better than brand new. May not set too long, but it still got a view from someone lol

[@micko5036]

What he did is old school, Resin isn't.

[@nhilistickomrad4259]

All of those things aren't cheap and it's india where workmen are uneducated illiterate and owners are uneducated about workmanship but have enough money to pay for shitty work.

[@markorellano8797]

Restoration of an old knot to a new knot. Genius!

[@elleohai]

The word is genius, ya genius. Im assuming you're *knot* one. xD

[@markorellano8797]

@@elleohai That's what I said. Genius.

[@markorellano8797]

@@Jeaux_Bleaux Genius yes, I am.

[@elleohai]

@@markorellano8797 lol exactly. I knew you were smarter than you looked :]

[@markbergmann5323]

I’ve seen this done before with Ramen noodles it comes out amazing

[@lunch2102]

A not blended mixture of dark and light wood putty will give you a better result, and in a fraction of the time ✌🏼

[@timo7026]

My dad would get a good laugh outta this 😂😂😂

[@lisacarden1309]

So would mine 😂. Boy I miss him ... 💔

[@wennyhsu2973]

群山基地發射催淚彈發射了

[@wennyhsu2973]

@@lisacarden1309 案安雃雃暗暗暗了安垵安暗暗ㄢㄢ

[@wennyhsu2973]

@@lisacarden1309 不用看過你們好喜歡好事

[@wennyhsu2973]

@@lisacarden1309 不用看見自己都要來個巧遇兩國之間⋯⋯有多重器官也可以透過各

[@jabroski69]

"Or" just hear me out.... Flip the damn board over so you don't see the knot

[@starrcangelosi3319]

I don't think you understood the point of this video😂

[@jabroski69]

@@starrcangelosi3319 very possible but I don't think so bc I am not retarded 🙂 like at all🥴

[@barbaraspector6689]

Paint it?

[@apfeltee34]

The other side is worse 😁

[@user-jc8xu5sk5i]

Мой дедушка столярничал,ремонтировал изделия из дерева,изготавливал рамы ,подоконники,столы табуретки и пользовался этим методом восстановления древесины.Все новое- хорошо забытое старое! Классика.

[@robertwoodcg6]

Damn everything reminds me of her

[@leo-wr6do]

Explain

[@outlawcustoms132]

😂 she must have some big wood 😂👌

[@ericjohnston7663]

Poor bastard

[@joytolentino1034]

😂😂😂😂

[@fiveike2234]

Lol

[@superrealist9653]

Correct… Use fine sawdust for better results

[@St1cKnGoJuGgAlO]

How to turn a small imperfection into a large imperfection? Lol. Lame

[@dangerous8333]

You don't understand wood working I see.

[@nukedukem1]

@@dangerous8333 if you call that woodworking then it's obvious you don't understand it either. Lol.

[@gsnyder3328]

@Dan Gerous maybe if he used sanding dust it would have turned out better but he chose to use big league chew and got sandlot results

[@chraffis]

Well, eliminating a source/ entry point for rot isn't a bad idea.

[@chraffis]

@@nukedukem1 It's not only for aesthetics. It also adds longevity to the wood.

[@jeremymontgomery9354]

Possibly the dumbest "fix" I've ever seen

[@TheFlesiu]

It works for small cracks but not for half a board

[@NoTengoIdeaGuey]

Lol keep hating dweeb

[@1guitarnumber]

Lol

[@vitorac412]

Haha thats a common way to fix this kind of damage.

[@SoundDesignJoe]

It’s just a person with a KZbin channel showing what they did in front of a camera one day. Jeez such a negative Nancy over there

[@robertreed2824]

I dont think i ever went to the comments faster lmao, mans really said "im gonna take it out but then put it back in"💀💀💀

[@dillanbriggs2842]

Lol let's dig out a small hole make it bigger then try and fill it boom looks nothing like it lol great job buddy

[@presentmalone5654]

They were taking out the rot in the wood

[@peanutpistachioandprince9795]

I feel like doing the same video so everyone can yell at me ❤️😂

[@peanutpistachioandprince9795]

Agreed

[@tj5912]

Can you show it after a couple days when it shrinks? That would be cool.

[@dangerous8333]

So you've never seen wood filler?

[@tristangriswell2034]

@@dangerous8333 this isn’t wood filler. It’s glue and wood shavings. When the glue dries it shrinks which will break it loose from the board because it isn’t properly adhered to it.

[@kdsavage1991]

@@dangerous8333 What did you just gain from that other than the L you took?

[@BokuNoDensetsuNoHoshi]

the cycle will start again

[@hankmesker]

@@dangerous8333 do you know how repairs work? LOSER

[@nicholaskingsolver2417]

I wooda filled it with some caulk.. but that's just me. Always playing with my wood. I'll leaf this here for the next sap.

[@kalimdorkush3715]

Well just like this guy in the video, you would be absolutely wrong. You need to use a product meant for filling in wood. Wood filler for example

[@keijikai8391]

Feel bad for people who watching this at 2am and watch the last part

[@LongIslandHobbyist]

The idea of "repairing" wood is to hide the original imperfection. Congrats. You turned shit into shit.

[@PierreLucSex]

I guess your opinion comes from the practice of repairing wood. This procedure is common.

[@stevenhorvath9921]

Amen 🙏

[@Maennlichkeitsbeauftragter]

@@PierreLucSex it is not common. If they want to fill up holes like that they usually use some black 2k compound. You would only use that technique with wood dust on wood floors to fill in gaps and stuff like that.

[@PierreLucSex]

@@Maennlichkeitsbeauftragter Antiquity restauration uses sawdust filling and color finish everyday. Even at highest levels of museum restauration.

[@Pai_do_frango_rosa]

I Said that in portuguese 😂😂😂😂

[@jimmyjuju]

When $5 wood putty is just too expensive.

[@TheChuthos]

5 bucks of wood putty is too expensive, but a half day screwing around with one repair? Yes, please

[@elleohai]

Lol hey times are hard. I like the fix.

[@BEAUTYnIQ]

lol funny but I'm thinking its going to be far messier .. this works and you always hav sawdust around ..

[@jimmyjuju]

@@BEAUTYnIQ wood putty is very easy to work for a small job like this. But do what works.

[@quinson93]

He almost made wood putty too, but his saw dust is too bulky.

[@loringbush1455]

Two words Flex Seal!

[@amazonhippie7826]

Plug a nice piece of hardwood with particle board. 👍🏼🤣 Wood glue doesn’t even take stain.

[@JadenAllen]

This is how we learned to fix small cracks in woodworking class, except we use super fine saw dust mixed with the wood glue it looks alot better that way

[@cristian6766]

And also preferably same colour saw dust as the wood that is to be fixed.

[@JadenAllen]

@@cristian6766 usually it the sawdust straight from the plank of wood

[@mikecuntala9675]

Tried this over 20 years ago when i was a kid. It looked a actually like this. Like someone glued a pile of sawdust together. Came out awful

[@dawnpratt846]

This is my second time seeing this process my grandson works in carpentry and I seen him do it and it does work.

[@phoneowner2664]

People in the comments keep crying about the repair when they have no idea what the wood is being used for. Sturdiness is not always the priority.

[@mylesgratton2552]

Nice nice. It looks exactly like I did when you started

[@Mega_Tron6891]

I would posit that it looks worse 🤣

[@systembypass6930]

Original knots are good looking. They add lots of character for a more natural aesthetician. He made it look like this piece of real wood is actually partical board. Bad for a stain finish. If he paints it though it's not too bad, still a waste of a good piece of wood

[@josephramirez2644]

No it doesn't. It had a crack in it before. Now it's solid.

[@dangerous8333]

You looked like a piece of wood?

[@dangerous8333]

@@Mega_Tron6891 You're supposed to sand and stain it after you do this.

[@roncar1761]

In my best Forrest Gump voice: "A knot is still a knot no matter what you do to it! (👍)

[@jenniferdougdebnar2286]

"I know what a knot is Ronnie"

[@roncar1761]

@@jenniferdougdebnar2286 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 Any Jenny or Jen I go by Ron. 🥸

[@davemarriott9332]

I use epoxy on the live edge furniture I build. I looks better than the saw dust

[@thegamer2550]

Just get some wood filler from Home Depot for like five bucks mate

[@pd417]

Glue and saw dust don’t absorb finishes.

[@rhondarochon8867]

Perhaps he's going to paint it. Did you ever think about that Einstein???

[@alunmorgan7869]

I wouldn’t recommend that way , closer inspection will show it be patchy and granulated

[@Giove83]

totally agree

[@trentcunningham2416]

And it won't take stain for shit...

[@humanze]

Yup. Easily identified as a repair. Fine if you were painting it I guess.

[@jimweisgram9185]

@@trentcunningham2416 interestingly, hide glue mixed with sawdust will take stain. But it tends to run dark... which may work out ok.

[@bandaidsandshoes]

Yup. The glue will distort the stain color and more importantly the glue will cause adhesion and bonding issues with whatever finish you put over it.

[@daldisimo]

Great way to turn a small knot into a big knot.

[@IB-my8gx]

In Japan, carpenters often use "tonoko" (a type of fine powder) to seal the pores of wood. "Tonoko" is essentially a finely ground powder made from stones, often derived from the residue of sharpening stones or from baked clay (known as yellow soil). For woodworking, this powder is either used as-is or mixed with a bit of water to form a paste, which is then applied using a spatula.

[@dannyboyz7061]

Good job wasting both your time and mine 👍

[@VinVin209]

I’m still waiting for the part were he repairs it

[@SimulatedChicken]

Sawdust wasn't fine enough. It does work in a pinch

[@thetaaaa]

Okay I hate to break it to y'all but this one's kinda legit, you can make an easy diy wood filler by mixing glue sawdust (I'd use stuff finer than what's shown here though). It's not gonna work in tense or load-bearing areas, and the structural integrity shouldn't be trusted, but it's what I was taught to do to fill small cosmetic gaps.

[@FLjcollins]

That's a lot of time to get nothing accomplished...

[@jd7691]

Wood putty would work WAY better and save a bunch of time and wasted effort.

[@FLjcollins]

@@jd7691 agreed.

[@TheGabrielmller]

Great, now it looks like you jammed a piece of particleboard in there.

[@armyguy4124]

😂

[@lisacarden1309]

😂😂😂

[@peachypound6108]

Turning a knot into a Knot! Awesome technique

[@Cat-io4ly]

Digging out the bad wood looked so satisfying

[@MiracleWinchester]

Imagine if dentists did these with tooth decay!?!?

[@gumdrop465]

Lol we do this only 🤭😂

[@sweettexast2894]

And once again, the comment section didn’t disappoint. 😊😂😅

[@skrewler]

1. use finer sawdust 2. skip the chisel step 3. sand it down with progressively finer grit would have looked much better, I think.

[@WolfAngelRS]

I almost had a seizure with the lights bouncing off the hand when he was polishing it..

[@axisonconsole9192]

"I have an idea, let's pretend to do something, and upload it as a new life hack or fux to something. Can't fix stipid"

[@rubenjaimes1194]

Yes I also like fux things.

[@chrisgaines3072]

i worked at Gibson guitars for 11 yrs and when we had tours come through id grab a half inch dowel stock that was about 5 ft long and my buddy would tap on the raw les paul body with his fingers while i held the dowel with one end to my ear and the other end up to the pickup cavity with a look of intent concentration on my face...omg! wed be crying laughing as people watched in amazement at the new technique for grading tonewoods!

[@diecastgoblin]

Ya know. I think I liked it better before 🤣. Haha nah it's not that bad. But they make wood filler that would look alot better.

[@bornofstardust5910]

So you scrape out the knot to replace it with the scraped out knot. Simply genius.

[@rappymic2595]

I think you missed a point, it is not to fix a log, but if you have a piece that gets rotten over time like in an old almirah or an old table, you can use it instead of replacing it whole

[@purehitman24]

It's never going to hold stain. You'll have a white spot. Plus everyone loves that antique look so the gap was fine to begin with.

[@ericjones1289]

Excellent comment the white glue never holds the stain and it looks so obvious.The natural imperfections in the timber add character.

[@adventuress904]

The point wasn't fixing the pattern on the wood, the point was to show how to fill a damaged gash on a piece of wood so that you can paint over it. No stain, just paint. I literally do this at work

[@purehitman24]

@@adventuress904 the gash is that antique look, with or without paint. People pay ridiculous amount to have ppl beat their stuff with chains. If I needed to fill a gash then there's better ways than this that will hold both stain and paint better. I guess it's a decent trick for something that's not going to really be seen.

[@iggles25]

So you have achieved a lot of work for little result … looks like chip board on a new hole you made 😵‍💫

[@4reallifeplanning]

Woodworkers have the patience of a saint.

[@TheSeanquinn]

Great knot repair to an even better one 😂

[@marcustuuhetoka1340]

As a toilet cleaner I just want to say, this could work. 💪🏾

[@Adamjen]

I trust you man!

[@oliverstanding838]

Nobody: Absolutely nobody: Me:"Trussy"

[@rowanlindh4564]

bro :||||

[@JeanMarceaux]

Y'know, I recall watching a guitar repairing channel, twoodford, do this kinda trick, to repair small cracks in the fretboard or fill fret holes and whatnot. He always stays humble, admitting his fixes are not comparable to an unbroken thing. They would look LEAGUES above this at worst.

[@mysweran]

У нас так Дошираком еще со времен Тутанхомона чинят 🦉

[@NateThunder]

Yeah, I’ll stick with wood fill.

[@yomomma7126]

Now it's an extra special knot

[@headintheclouds999]

Never scrape it to the end position, always give it some extra "meat" to sand down later, to ensure, you get a perfekt even surface. The clue shrinks a little bit, if you cut it down to far, it shrinks below the actual surface, and then you have to fix it again!

[@fuerstdarren1817]

You gotta use some of the powdered sawdust for filler on top or it'll look like, well.. this ^

[@user-vr1eb2np8e]

Пва черноту дает, поверх вашего творчества надо нанести клей и наждачной бумагой прокурить рядом, а пыль сразу нанести на клей, красивее будет

[@user-mr4sr6lf3g]

Получился кусочек ДСП

[@user-np4dc9ds6w]

Деревья выращивать надо как деды.

[@user-gt3sh2oi1y]

Да, блин, не ужели трудно щепку подогнать по цвету и на клей посадить. После шлифовки будет трудно отличить где был брак. Кстати это называется смоляной кормашик.

[@fvhitman4hire]

Nice wood cavity filling!

[@jokekelleey2071]

Who loves woodworking and woodworkers I like to watch the way they make that wood work it's either that or you just get a good piece of wood

[@user-fb1eh9jr8t]

Видео-"как не надо делать"!

[@ruslansever9497]

А как надо делать

[@user-yv7fo5zp3q]

@@ruslansever9497 опилки просеянный, мелкие должны быть

[@ruslansever9497]

@@user-yv7fo5zp3q может он для поддержания текстуры сделал

[@user-kq3mh3zc1u]

Именно так и делают на производстве.👍 Только он не до конца вырезал снизу кору. Надо тщательно зачищать .

[@user-ov7kd6qo6m]

А , мы , дебилы , шпателем работали .

[@damonthomas8955]

Awesome! I have always wondered how I could create a glaring defect in a board.

[@eroc747]

Omy gosh I am dying laughing lololol

[@zuroeno3349]

That's awesome impressive satisfying

[@TheFabulousPotato1]

If I’ve learned one thing from shorts it’s to never trust sped up tool/repair videos.

[@bp2888]

Wow looks almost the same way! Hehe

[@jrmartinez6783]

No actually looks worse

[@icecold1805]

Before it was a hole, now it's pefectly flat. It's not about visual but surface.

[@bogbog]

Damn i thought that was weed for a second

[@lutfiramly4168]

He didnt say it is not

[@bogbog]

@@lutfiramly4168 oh shit

[@KurticeYZ]

A mini cork board! How cute! 😲😃

[@backwoodsbaby9729]

Congratulations you made paperboard.... You have to use fine fine sanding bits. And you can't do it in that large of a gap.

[@chemicalcalamity]

Reminds me of those videos where they fix things with Ramen. I use the term fix very loosely

[@NemesisTHETAURUS]

The sink was hilarious. I was like really? Ramen to fix a sink lol

[@user-gx5et4xc6x]

뭔 헛짓이여? ㅋㅋㅋ

[@josephbarrerareyes]

Lo mismo que yo pensé.

[@wiseguy8828]

It would look 10x better if you used woodfiller, or mix wood glue with actual sawdust to make your own wood filler (instead of mixing it with oregano), or fill it with epoxy!

[@BasicEnglish1o1]

This is what I call "work hard" and not "work smart".

[@mollyy153]

"how to get splinters in 60 seconds"

[@user-lf2er2qd4y]

仕上がり期待と違った（笑）普通

[@user-hh7us3sg4b]

だよね😃あんまり変わらないし😄

[@kst-zg4cd]

ここまで高評価なの謎

[@AneesMahdi]

That's how I came up with the solution. When I was eight years old. Then I had to regret what I have done.

[@turntsnaco824]

"How to get a lot of comments on a KZbin video"

[@SpatsFetiMaster]

最初真っ青な空と砂漠かと思った

[@bonbon5173]

The whole time I was like “okay he’s gonna do some kind of magic now- no? Now- no okay how about no- this looks like ✨shit✨”

[@thedude7737]

stop

[@bonbon5173]

@@thedude7737 what

[@grandmaster3607]

Construction and woodworking industries are plagued with Unskilled workers ...WORLDWIDE

[@ultramail11]

Super fine sawdust and super glue works way faster no shrinkage and polishes up way nicer, or sometimes black super glue or dyed super glue

[@qwooekd159]

putty turned out, a good way, but use wood dust instead of sawdust . Have a good year 🦖💐🐙🐬

[@dangerous8333]

Huh? What's the difference between wood dust and sawdust? I think you meant sawdust instead of wood chips.

[@user-xp6dt4zd5e]

Теже яйца, только вид с боку!

[@ruslansever9497]

Ошибаешься, клееное дольше будет держаться

[@bmw530]

Glued eggs last longer?

[@user-nl5us2sg4p]

@@ruslansever9497 что входит в состав : клей опилки?

[@ruslansever9497]

@@user-nl5us2sg4p ПВА желательно Д 3, и опилки

[@niklar55]

You should use sanding dust, it's much finer, and when set, looks more like solid wood. .

[@ItsAbsurd1]

"I can fix that." "Jar of spiced peaches."

[@TheDawgButter]

Wait, I looked away and missed it. Was that ramen?!

[@fredrick169]

Keef

[@korea-NO1]

우리나라 전통장 나전칠기에선 아교를 녹여 톱밥에 게서 작업하는데

[@VICTOR_PRIME.]

?

[@absolutelynot7236]

It probably looks much better than this, though.

[@NotAnotherDouc-]

Bro, the sawdust and wood glue trick is best with really fine sawdust and isn’t generally meant for large gaps.

[@brianparkhurst1019]

For something that size, I think a "Dutchman" patch would be better, or just select better wood.

[@Meowtomee]

wood filler can do that too

[@strhaivenswr]

What's your point

[@Meowtomee]

@@strhaivenswr you don't understand English?

[@garethhancock8525]

@@Meowtomee not allowed wood filler on that product as per client specifications