Shop Tips You'll ACTUALLY Use!!

Enjoy the grade A entertainment and maybe learn a thing or two. Shop Tips that I really wish I knew sooner. Links below for quality stuff, check out my website as well.
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[@NathanTalbertWoodworking]

The kitchen scene was amazing. I literally burst into laughter. The person sitting nearby was like, "I thought you were watching woodworking stuff?" Now time to watch the rest of the video. lol

[@burnstockwoodworking]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@worstworkshop]

I knew there was a reason woodworkers have beards! I'm gonna have to try that one.

[@burnstockwoodworking]

😆😆 seems like something you'd do lol

[@MCsCreations]

Thanks for all the tips, dude! 😊 Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

[@deaddadd]

The Collinite and the chasing wife got you a new sub LOL

[@burnstockwoodworking]

Welcome to the channel!

[@justinbanks2380]

Sooooo much respect for using your beard to make that gag of spreading the glue with it. Can not even imagine how much of a pain to get the glue out of it.

[@burnstockwoodworking]

The real pain was when spreading the glue with the beard. It actually came out pretty easy

[@justinbanks2380]

@@burnstockwoodworking lol, well glad it came out easy. I would not want to experience that feeling in my beard, lol

[@marcusmarbury9573]

Pro tip, Good Will, Salvation Army, and yard sales have crock pots cheap and get the plastic liners for quick clean up.

[@burnstockwoodworking]

Great idea!

[@josephrival951]

Thanks for the Collinite tip. I have a DeWalt planer I got for free because it wouldn't raise or lower b/c the posts were corroded. It slides up and down no problem now.

[@burnstockwoodworking]

That's some great stuff!

[@UndercoverWoodcraft]

Good Tips!

[@burnstockwoodworking]

Thanks!

[@justinbanks2380]

Definitely explains why my saws don't like me. Diet far too heavy of pine and cedar. (Simply Green mixed with a bit of water works great too! The top of a 5 gallon bucket, or one of those trays for changing your oil work great to let the blade sit in it for awhile.)

[@justinbanks2380]

5:46 the little babies face as you two have you discussion/interrogation 😅

[@burnstockwoodworking]

He was down for it 😆

[@justinbanks2380]

@@burnstockwoodworking he's definitely gonna be a good coconspirator and shop assistant/helper when he gets older then!

[@GokouZWAR]

for rust - White vinegar and salt bath. Just drop the tool in a bath of the thing, It SHOULD remove the rust after leaving it sit for a few hours or overnight. I use that for cast iron grill grates. Take A LOT of scrubbing to get it good, but it works. (don't use baking soda, it basically cancels out the vinegar and is a waste of time).

[@burnstockwoodworking]

I'll have to try it

[@justinbanks2380]

10:14 every now and then you apply the lessons from Mr Miyagi. Happy to see you're a student of his too! Good job Daniel San.

[@STILLWILLPHOTO]

Short mason jars or old jelly jars store the finish well and you can add Mineral spirits to make your finish more buttery

[@burnstockwoodworking]

Great idea, thanks!

[@McCartWoodworks]

I use a 4 to 1 ratio of oil to wax for most things and will adjust slightly depending if I want a wax for things like my planes and go to a 3/2 to 1 for a much more solid of a wax.

[@burnstockwoodworking]

Great comment, thanks!

[@justinbanks2380]

"I don't have TIME for this!" Slams door Thinks, wait, I'm gonna be in so much trouble! Opens door. "I love you!"

[@burnstockwoodworking]

😆

[@ImRmd2]

That being said. I do dig your style. 🤘 🥸

[@burnstockwoodworking]

All good 😂 just wanna make a few people laugh

[@ImRmd2]

@@burnstockwoodworking It’s working. 🤣🤣🤣

[@kccountrykid]

Good video. Some very helpful tips. Thanks! p.s. - Need to work on the lighting in your video. Couldn't really see anything about your hammer when you were using the collinite.

[@burnstockwoodworking]

Thanks! Yea, Im still getting used to using an actual camera.

[@smattt]

Consistently crazy and hilarious.

[@burnstockwoodworking]

You should see the ideas that don't make it on camera 😂

[@smattt]

@@burnstockwoodworking Make a video out of all the cuts..lol

[@bgood73044]

Pro tip: proper lighting.

[@burnstockwoodworking]

I agree with you there. I'm still learning camera adjustment settings, but we're getting there.

[@STILLWILLPHOTO]

The lighting gives character

[@ImRmd2]

@@STILLWILLPHOTOBut you can’t see the difference on the hammer. I’m not sold on the product.

[@STILLWILLPHOTO]

@@ImRmd2 infotainment and trusted testimony. If you are a fan, then you would know that you can trust this guy. But I know that you aren't because he recently built this workshop and is operating with no actual power. Just Jesus, magic and bubblegum. So I can forgive him for not having jewelry store lighting.

[@ImRmd2]

@@STILLWILLPHOTO Chill bro. I know all about his “investment”. Don’t jump off at me cause you ain’t gettin laid. 🤡

[@level26woodworking]

Pro beard tip. Take a little WD40 work it in to your beard, paint and glue will comb out. Might want to put a disclaimer that no miter saws or beards were harmed in the making of this video. Lighting is something to work on.

[@burnstockwoodworking]

😂😂 lighting for sure, I'm still learning how to adjust settings on the recently bought camera

[@level26woodworking]

@burnstockwoodworking I love your content. Did you ever get a chance to post the hatchet target stand plans on your site? I know you have been a little busy lately.

[@burnstockwoodworking]

@@level26woodworking thanks! I haven't, I'm actually travelling for work right now in Chicago. I plan on posting that when I get back in a couple weeks

[@haroldmorick2965]

Oh my, had me laughing so hard.

[@burnstockwoodworking]

😆😆😆

[@ImRmd2]

Brotha, You need a round room with rubber walls. 🤣🤣🤣

[@burnstockwoodworking]

😂😂😂😆😆😆

[@dannybaker2763]

Came for the tips. Stayed for the gags.😂

[@burnstockwoodworking]

😂😂😂 glad someone is appreciating it!

[@dannybaker2763]

@burnstockwoodworking , ah mate, that type of thing is right up my street. Running away from your other half was hilarious, beating the mitre saw too, but it was the beard that made me snort my cup of tea out of my nose. Brilliantly done. Loved it.

[@User0347_jk_its_josh]

I was at Lowes yestersay and saw that Kreg is selling their empty plastic bins in packs of 5 as storage bins now. They're catching onto us. Haha

[@burnstockwoodworking]

I didn't know they started that.

[@user-vn6hi2bi3g]

New sub. see my comments to your aux. power video 13 days ago. I will repeat run a parallel 10-3 feed from your 40A to your panel and install a 2pole 40A breaker this should let you run A/C and will reduce voltage drop greatly until permanent power is activated. Ray Stormont You may have to run A/C fan only for while you are using high current equipment but you may be surprised pleasently with improvement and your shop will be cool. Ray Stormont PS ask electrician if you can upgrade 40 amp supply to 50-60 amp if you can then just install a larger breaker in the shop panel. Their is probebly 60-100 amp feeding that remote panel which would allow you to replace the 40 amp with up to 60 amp. breaker making the wait for more power without noticeable inconvenience.

[@burnstockwoodworking]

Awesome, thanks!

[@martinneff4675]

Getting my crockpot wasn't quite that easy.🤫

[@burnstockwoodworking]

😂

[@justinbanks2380]

Definitely don't want to taste test too much of the finish. Mineral oil is used as a laxative.

[@burnstockwoodworking]

I did not know that lol

[@michaelwillson6847]

Dude a was on the floor laughing through most that video but the beard one kinda made ne feel bit scared 😳😳 my beard didn't like that. 🤮🤮 Love the finish need make me some that. 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@burnstockwoodworking]

😂😂

[@jinzo8598]

Duuuuuuuuuuuuuude - your beard.... RIP. hahhahahaha

[@burnstockwoodworking]

Lol it was pretty painful

[@BUFFALO1946]

Your great I enjoy you so much Go wash your beard

[@burnstockwoodworking]

😆😆 thanks!

[@kevinwinkle8091]

Nope! Not the beard lol

[@burnstockwoodworking]

I saved it, I admit the last 20 seconds I started getting pretty nervous but the glue came out no problem 🤣

[@myhoneyshandmade1077]

ha. way to sacrifice the beard.

[@burnstockwoodworking]

I saved it, thank God!

[@myhoneyshandmade1077]

@@burnstockwoodworking thought the beard was safe. Then the glue up at the end. Good stuff.

[@ImRmd2]

Hope you find a better class of follower.

[@nic7289]

great tips , the last tip was great but i don´t have beard so i will use my father in laws . he just don´t know it yet

[@burnstockwoodworking]

thanks lol