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Hi. Great trick! What about for a round, or nearly round piece, like a cookie? Thanks.

LOVE THIS GUYS! MORE!

A good tip I learned in the field was to get half of a fraction, just double the bottom number. Half of 3/4" is 3/8. Do you have any others?

God I needed that lesson! Thanks Bring back shop classes!

I'm a wood nerd!! Lets GEEK!

ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL....!!!!

Who cares, stuff reclaimed, over 100years you ding dong

I wish had shop.

Alright Anthony! We are still enjoying our bar that you made from a fallen tree.

It’s shows, for sure 👍

Positively brilliant! One small suggestion. Folks like me should use a level on the piece of wood to make sure the wood being drilled is level. If not level, your eye hook trick would not work. But again; brilliant!

How do I find someone to look at and assess the farmhouse I'm closing on this week? It was built in 1800 and we're renovating the floors as well as demoing the collapsed barn in back. I'd love for the wood to be saved and repuropsed. Upstate NY close to Plattsburgh.

Great information. I like the new video formats. Keep it up!

Love It! Great video Guys!

Alright, I've searched many methods how to drill straight with no drill press and announce this is the best home method! Sometimes the simple things in life are best.

This is awesome. I subscribed because I like salvage wood content but there are a lot of boring personalities on CZcams, and Anthony was more entertaining.

Is the poly you guys used food grade?

Ahhhhhhhhhhhhh 👍🏾

Absolutely amazing loved the history, I am looking forward to seeing what you build with it. Hugs from Texas Mimi

I love watching you put the old wood together with pegs but really beautiful put is as you put the sealer on all the character of the wood comes out. Absolutely beautiful work. Hugs from Texas Mimi

That's awesome , thanks guys !

Very nice and satisfying I bet!

Great tip

Nice one , but no gloss finish for me, make look plastic and cheap , i will choose oil/wax

wow. very nice.

What a fantastic trick. Cheers guys!

You stir the product. Food safe top oil. No sanding required. Could of just cleaned with wash and wax. Osmo wax oil is the Armani of natural wood finishes. Apply thin. Professional use only.

I’m doing something similar. Only difference is I have no real tools, a good vision. And I’m winging it. Wish me luck

That guy's voice... I think I'm pregnant. I was wondering if this could be done well, then I pretty much found the perfect how to vid. Thanks heaps for creating it.

I mean, I can tell you didn't hit the second one as hard as the first one. Also, the dominos aren't strengthening the glue-line as much as they are strengthening the whole area of where they join up. Due to the dominos grain direction going perpendicular to the wood, of course it adds shear strength, just not in the way you thought when you made this video.

Thank you for your insights, I use this product and have had some success, I found that leaving the finish to cure for a month then buffing gives a deep lustre and a very natural feel to the surface , all the best from 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🤝.

Can you cut your own inlay blanks, is there a second bushing for that purpose or do you need to purchase inlay inserts ? What happened to that challenge..or did the salesman just sell the challenge . Lol

this guy sounds like a radio dj

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I don't think I've ever disliked a video before.

I did it with Woodglut.

Great video. Thanks guys.

Anthony is a true master of wood! nice job!

Hello. I live in Virginia. I have a large ~6 foot tall cabinet made from pre blight chestnut. It’s about 3 feet wide and about 3 feet deep. Maybe slightly larger. The planks are big. Minimum of 16” wide and probably just over an inch thick. The planks still have the rough sawmill marks where they were cut. In the 90s a furniture shop tried to buy the cabinet from my dad for 3k but he turned them down. It was made by my great grandfather long long ago. I think the wood is the true value but not really sure about this stuff. I’m willing to let it go cheap to someone who would either cherish it or that would put the wood to,good use. If anybody is interested... reply to me and we can share contact information. Thank you very much

Has a beam lock miter bit ever been tried for reassembly? If you're limited to how many good sides you have available but have plenty of stock.

Awesome job! Is it work or is it fun? I can't tell. This is an awesome method to wrap a steel beam for restoring a heritage structure to modern standards.

The first video I found that is actually helpful for a boring drill bit!

Thing of beauty! Thanks for the vid boys - we have a similar job to do and we're going to do it your way. Great job.

Sent to the kiln .. I supposed the inherent humidity in your environment reflects into the wood, even if you've harvested the wood from inside an old dry building. I just figured that the wood would already be dry enough, but I guess flooring needs to be down to about 6% ??

what did you use to finish it ?

You guys look like your waiting from the cops to come crashing in and nick you ha!

well done Anthony!

Hey yall, I'm doing the same this but just for myself. I noticed yall glued all the dominos and the breadboard itself to the body of the top... do you not need to account for expanding and contracting of the flooring when you adhere it to the plywood subflooring?

That did not hold up whatsoever!! Lol What a terrible result after only 3 months. Thanks for sharing how awful OSMO really is! That stuff is also full of solvents and poisonous hardeners. Definitely should be wearing gloves and a mask for applying. Really bad idea to be applying IN the restaurant with patrons present. You need to try Odie’s Oil. All natural, solvent free and truly food safe. Will last many many years on a restaurant table without needing service.

great work Anthony! Thanks for the share