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Absolutely. Hawk Tuah 24' going to make woodworking great again!

Future husband?

yeah probably the Hub

Probably on all fours somewhere 😂😂😂

I have yet to hear flip the board over. I will try this next time we work some stressed lumber. Thank you for the feedback.

We made them for a woodworking show we were selling lumber at. They were a big hit and are planing on making some for sale.

Just jigsaw it right at the wood line, sand smooth, reset the mold, and try again my friend. Wish you luck on the retry.

@@Wood2Art thank you!

Thank you! Happy to hear. Stay tuned for more coming soon.

That was just a wipe down with denatured alcohol to clean it up prior to finish. Also makes a great reveal shot! lol

Don't forget your towel.

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It is one of the greatest films ever made.

Glad it was helpful!

We are spraying custom built furniture; river tables and faux edge tables.

In this video we are spraying finished Ship Lap pieces.

Scrap wood from one of our many projects.

I recently heard about that too. working on some comparison videos right now and will get my hands on this new product to try out.

​@@Wood2Art look forward to the video comparisons. Also just watched the application video from Osmo and they suggested waiting 10-15 days before use for the top oil... Thoughts?

@@FilipAusSounds about right. We tell our customers 1 week after pick up which is usually within a week of completion. We found you have to be careful with fingerprints the first few days as if they stay on the surface while osmo is curing it seems to harden with it lol I would say "full cure" is probably close to 30 days IMO but I'm just a mediocre youtube expert.😂

Really I think it boils down to using the right product for the right job. I've seen titebond hold some amazing pieces together but I have also seen it fail on certain woods that the epoxy wouldn't have.

Thanks!

Wait, there's one right there

The push block has a habit of getting between my hand and the blade

Absolutely you are correct. I've seen a rip of wood go through a door.

Sometimes you just need to muscle through it.

The biggest. AC/DC wrote a song obout these thangs.

lmao YEAH, WAYYYYYYY different.

After a decade of doing this honestly I feel like taking multiple passes makes no difference if your blade is sharp which this one is. The issue here is that the board itself has tension and that outside rip wants to squeeze in. As it does it pinches on the riving knife. The riving knife's entire purpose is to prevent kick backs. if I take two shallow passes, the third pass clears through the board allowing that tension to then squeeze in regardless so it makes no difference, one pass or three.

I agree with that, not a declared sneak attack = cheating.

STEP 1: wood-2art.com/products/yellow-gold-mp-gd-01 STEP 2: mix in a small amount of black spray paint STEP 3: ??? STEP 4: PROFIT!

@@Wood2Art how did you get it that green color though that link you sent was a gold yellow color with black spray paint how does that go green?

@@Whiskeywoodworks I promise this is gold and not green. unless your comment is on the wrong video

He has one inside, he just chose to go outside as to not fill the shop up with dust and chose to use a sawhorse instead. But your right, nothing worse than being hunched over for a few hours sanding!

@@Wood2Art =)

This was End Grain Ambrosia Maple

Pretty sure it was eye candy color shift mica powder