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I really thought 30db is more quiet...

What router bit is he using?

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Very helpful, thank you. For me, you've removed some of the mystery surrounding this process.

What kind of but did you use? Novice asking

Thank you my dear. Is WHITE MINERAL OIL paraffin oil or kerosene oil?

Would you say this would suck up some plaster dust let’s say 30ft(10m) away if there are some pvc ducts attached to it?

So which trial wax better for you

I made some beeswax/coconut oil polish. For my one-and-only wood spoon. I had some beeswax left so I added it, making a much harder wax. Spoon shines much more now. But I also sanded it with 800 sandpaper... And I polished HARD!

the best video for this issue on YT, thank u very much.

Mark everything with a pencil and ruler!

Thanks for sharing buddy! I subscribed.

Thanks for your practical efficient suggestion for the cutting board handle grove . 1/21/24 jack in Idaho

Beautiful place

looking for a way of making a string wax softer then bees wax but not paste

I think your material prep is to blame. Try it with planed or unsanded (just sawn) endgrain, where the holes are not plugged with sanding dust. You could also do it with a vacuum, letting the wood soak wax when the air is at a lower pressure, then atmosphere would push the wax inside. You could use an immersion circulator and a vacuum sealer (sous vide) to achieve this

One thing nobody seems to mention is that mineral oil does have an expiration! It has a shelf life of up to 3 years. I always put the expiration on my jar to be on the safe side.

Thanks will try this just made a very big chopping board

Just made the jig , worked like a charm. First time cutting finger grooves. Great video

This idea was super helpful. I felt like a pro doing this today with my little juice groove jig lol

I literally never EVER comment on CZcams vids. Might be the second comment ever ahah. Ive just started making chopping boards and sold my first today ($100) 😍 anyway. Its great to see as others have said. Its simple, effective and you explain it well. Isnt mega complicated like every other jig on youtube. Appreciate you. Earned a sub. (I will eventually save up and buy a router ahah. Good luck to all reading, we got this. (Also if curious i sold mine on fb market place. I advertised it at $5 a day and sold on second day. The more eyes on your product rhe better) love you all. Goodluck. From Australia

Plunge your router down in the middle of the groove then go back and forth to each stop. This will avoid the tear out.

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I have two of these in a piece of wood that the window closes down on. So I can use it when I need it and then stow it and close the window. Working out of a two car garage and the dust gets crazy.

From your example it looks like it only has the power to suck up things that are close to it.

How much would you sell a jar of this for

Thanks for making this video. Came here in the exact same position as you - looking at a Diablo Laminate speciality blade from the US to IE. Surprisingly even with shipping and import it works out economically. Only concern then being 5/8” to 30mm conversion. Not sure I’m as brave as you however (or know a CNC mill in Dublin who’d take this on) 🤣🇮🇪

I know this is an old video, but I couldn’t help but thank you for taking the time to show up close the consistency of each of your mixtures. There are so many videos about how to make it, but I couldn’t find any other than yours that actually showed what the results looked like up close. This really helps in determining what ratio one might want to use on their own. Again, I really appreciate it.

Good video. Couple of questions: 1: Do you rip the entire board, if so how do you deal with the last inch or so of width. No video I have watched ever addresses this point in the process which I think is more important than cutting equal strips. Second: During the first cut I saw the board want to climb up above the table/blade a little. Would a stop block of sorts clamped to the rear of the fence above the board be a good idea to prevent that or not. Thank You...

So I need a new router! I knew it!

Thank you!

Great use of a dado as a handle, looks great and i imagine works well.

What a great video. Thank you. Your sense of humour makes me smile as I learn something!

Really helpful tip man thanks for making this video! I am always trying to control the dust in houses during rewires + renovation work and this could definitely make a portable solution. Nice one 👍

Looking back on this video did you see any difference? as in maybe Carnauba lasted longer or a heavier oil mix kept boards looking fresh longer?

I moved our family from America to Ireland, I have fifteen 10" saw blades with 5/8" arbor. THANK YOU!

Doesn't work anymore, for free, if you wish to print to scale, you have to upgrade

Just got one of these fans a while back! Looking forward to installing it. Greeting from NZ

thks for the advice

I have a question. I have a 12’x10’ workshop. I have a record dx1000 which is great for the larger sawdust from my band saw and bench top sander but the fine dust is bothering my lungs. I have been looking at a filter system and came across your video. Common sense that an extractor would work. My only question is…..Is there much dust deposited outside? Thanks for the great idea.

Thanks very educated 😊

Is Carmina wax safe as a good grade since food will be on it?

OMG, I love a fellow obsessive/compulsive!! I wanted to grab a spoon and pull out that 4 grams of beeswax for you!! (I would have 😂) Thank you for taking the time to post this video. Also loved the OCD humor, I have never seen it as a negative myself, I consider it a gift. Most the time anyway!!

Absolutely love it!!! Using this right now! Thank you

Hi, in my opinion, the wax will penetrate the wood fibers when it cools in the bath. This is because the air inside the wood contracts and sucks in the wax. You could see the air escaping as the wood was heated, and this pushed the wax out.

I enjoyed the video. I loved the fact that you are trying to overcome your OCD. I do the same thing. LOL

Very great formulation god bless you

You had some tear out, would this method work on an end grain side if you made edge grain board? Or would a handle blow out totally on a board like that? Great method going to try this tomorrow!

Won't it suck all the heat out in the winter?