We Made A Big Investment For The Shop
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- In this video, Zoe and Trey invested in a Laguna Supermax 19-38 Drum Sander. They use it to finish making some Red Cedar Epoxy Bullet Casing Charcuterie Boards. We want to give a huge Thank You to CRAFTED ELEMENTS & ICE EPOXY. This video was made possible by these two incredible companies partnering with us! Also, shout out to Rockler Woodworking in Orlando, FL for having the best options for drum sanders near us.
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The cameraman should seriously get an Emmy for his work.
I'm sure he's gets a good supply of wood for his troubles.
he gets the girl, who needs an Emmy
who is Emmy?:D
Hes married to her... so...
alot girls would be interested if they that a spot like this
90% of the guys that watch this channel don't even care what she's doing 👌
I didn't even know she was doing something.. Was it important??
This morning I woke up with desire to sand stuff.
Must be nice spending my money they stole from me.
Then she had the balls to show it of.would you call that family after your ex marries your son.dhe calls it a big investment
i live in west texas, out in the country. it is prairie, i have one tree on my property that i planted. it is about 15' tall with a 6-8" trunk. so no, i do not have a sawmill, and i do not harvest timber. yet i am very interested in this channel. oh yeah, not so much into artsy craft projects, either. i am sot so interested in what she is doing, just like watching her do it.
I'm usually distracted by all the gorgeous scenery, oh and the beautiful wood slabs, so I never noticed how well yall work together as a team! Keep up all that yall do!
Hahahahahaha wtf xD
She is the show 🦋🦋
Is ferygod
i just started to watch this channel 2 days go but i have to say all jokes aside im actually enjoying all the wood work . i mean every video the slabs are just magnificent
LMAO
We need to pay our respect to the cameraman he never miss a shot 😂🍑
Prob her husband. God bless him.
Lol I couldn't imagine recording my wife's a5$ to make up for my lack of views. 🤦♂️
No doubt. Whoever it is, I hope all is well in their lives. They deserve it.
😂🍑
Omg that’s great
Love the finished product.. You have truly grown in your channel, and kudos to that. 114,000 subscribers. Happy to say we have been with you since the beginning. Keep growing and experimenting, and following your creative ideas.
Thank you Donna!
Kiero saber como te llamas
@@GothMexican Ask Trey, her husband, maybe he let you know that her name is Zoe.
350,000 and growing now! Successful home business and happy growing family. They’re living the dream!
This was incredibly beautiful. You are all very meticulous in all the work you do. Incredibly beautiful craftsmanship. Greetings from Norway
So pleased you have found the business you love and enjoy doing together. Great for you both to enjoy each day together at home and work … love your workshop layout. Good space and great floors. Keep inspiring people. And be blessed …
Dude is just pushing videos of scantly dressed woman to the public for Clicks and you it is “Blessed”. And while you are at it you want him to inspire more people to sexualize their spouse for money and fame…Glad you are pleased
Thanks for sharing the day to day operations of a wood yard, Zoe is no doubt the supreme hostess..
Dude her husband is lucky. I'd love to have a wife who gets into the business/woodworking like I do.
If you approach a woman correctly you’d be surprised. In today’s day and age there are plenty of women that get paid to work some wood.
@@kennethlong3157 Correct grammar, no emojis... Able to read your comment and make it make sense both ways without being able to sense sarcasm... Good job. Have my like.
What kind of job ? Blow one ?
I appreciate that you give me the cakes. You didn't try to hide it from me. You just put it in my face and trusted me with the ability to make my own decision.
😂
Lot of skill and talent. I do not know why the big box stores do not carry products like these. I am tired of buying , returning, finally settling on one product, that breaks apart in 3 years. Keep up the good work. When working hard remember you will sweat a lot, dress what's good for you.
Ya'll got it going on, I like woodworking, it's kind of satisfying when you take a piece of wood and make something beautiful out of it.
They turned out absolutely beautiful. Great job.
Amazing work they came out absolutely gorgeous and that drum sander definitely cuts down on the work that you would have been doing with the orbital.
Such a trip seeing rockler in Altamonte on CZcams. That was my local shop for years, and was only like 5 minutes down the road. Thanks for the blast from the past.
Always a pleasure watching you do what you love, work'n with wood...
Wood 🪵
Sweet baby jeebus she worka da wood a real nice.
My wood could use a bit of work too
People have commented about safety, and picking a dust collector, so a few other things to maybe think about. To make sure your boards have parallel faces, measure the boards with calipers. The bed can be calibrated pretty close using them. With the open ended sanders, it is possible to flex the head off of level by taking too much of a cut at a time. This will show up with wider boards. Taking too much off at a time may cause a dust build up, and stall the drum, even with a good dust collector. Lighten your depth of cut. Some woods are more prone to burning, and creating a burned deposit on the belt. A lighter cut, and sometimes speeding up the feed rate can help. Clean the belt frequently, Rockler carries an abrasive cleaning stick, a wire brush, and a pick can help clear out any hard to remove burn build up. Some belts will continue to create build up at the same locations after cleaning, and may need to be used for other things, or disposed of. To save money on belts, you can cut your own belts from long rolls. Klingspor is one brand. I wore out a Performax sander, and now have a Powermatic sander. I only bought a planer two years ago, so it is possible to surface boards using only a drum sander, but slower. To flatten and straighten a warped slab, build a sled with a stop at the end, and the board will push against the stop. Put your slab on the sled, and shim the board so it doesn't rock. Run the sled and slab through until you have one flat surface. Roll the slab over and run it through directly on the carriage. Have fun.
Nice, very informative and helpful comment. Seems frequently people offer criticism or just b.s. I mean this sincerely . 👍
Awesomely helpful, as the other commented, rare to see pro-active ones in amongst trolls and "not like thats" 🤗
Nice workmanship, and a great end product. I didn't know that you can wet-sand with seemingly any random orbital sander?? Good of them to reveal the products used in making these boards. Good to see a husband and wife working together in a manual workplace. I presume in saying this that Zoe works there all the time, not just being the presenter. She's a star in the making at presenting!
proud of you guys for all you do. Outstanding work
Here is a tip for you regarding the plastic wraps that go around boxes or bundles of paper. If you go to the point where the two ends are "pressed together", turn the pressure point over, grab the end piece of the wrap on the bottom and give it a pull. The straps will come apart real easy!
Came here to say exactly this
I am waaaaaaay impressed with Zoe's obvious skill level in using all the equipment and her finesse in sanding & polishing. Clearly she's done this a few hundred times before! VERY impressive and VERY inspiring!
Accomplished on the pole sander?
@@JamesReedy Those Grizzly tools are the absolute worst possible tools ever made.... Crappy castings; mismatched parts; low-grade accessories. Stay away from all of them, including the Pole Sander (known as an Oscillating Spindle Sander) (Grizzly tool: G0739).
@@Jinxterman69 haha no doubt, I’m sure it’s all Chinese 2’nd quality goods. I was more making a lewd comment about Zoe. Go watch the camphor logs episode, it might as well be called The Zoe’s Ass Show. She legit wears magical yoga pants with a support rib that ensures they crawl up her ass. Not that I’m complaining but it’s so blatant…
@@Jinxterman69 Lol. You missed what he was saying 😆
I recently found your channel and love the content. And love that your wearing a "Out of the woods" t-shirt. Look forward to watching more of your stuff. Great job
One thing I found with our drum sander was everyone seems to run the wood always dead centre. To make the wear of the drum even its good to offset the wood and not always run it down the middle. Saves a bit of money in the long run.
really great work, just amazed about the lack of extraction going on, dust is so harmful to your health. And how do you do all that work in a white top and not get dirty? keep up the good work and stay safe.
In today's world, finding a woman like this is like discovering a diamond in a gravel pile.
So, having a decent looking VVOman, who loves flaunting her ASSets online, makes a man lucky?
yeah women who count on there fat asses for views are rare
She takes full advanrafe of womens equality rights. Aside from being an astoundingly beautiful woman with a great body, she really busts her ass even more than most guys out there
@Bobo Jenkins just stop it. She's a 10 and she seems to have a nice personality. Stop hating and be well.
@Bobo Jenkins she’s not even my type and i would still give her a 10
OMG i freaken love how your shop is outside under a giant overhead and surrounded by trees. I didn't know i needed a shop like this til now!
i just realized why I am tuned in. Lord bless the soul that enjoys the beauty of your work. amen
Love how the whole family is involved in every project. Now u guys need a nice big router table and u will fly through these projects. Love watching your channel. Wish i was closert to check out your work shop.
Whole family? One did holds the camera and the other is supervising so they can push sexualized videos out on CZcams for Clicks and clout…yea they are definitely family oriented
@@commoncorysense1809 nail on the head man! Couldn't have said iit better 👏
Totally jealous of the workshop and space you guys have!!! I love doing epoxy and wood projects but do not have a big enough area for some of the tables I'd like to do. Nice job!!!!
Great channel, Been watching for sometime now. Had to Comment on this one, Love the out takes!!!! Keep up the fun and entertaining content... There are many instructive channels, but the personalities and fun ya'll show in the videos is what keeps people coming back...
Hello All
I saw your channel yesterday and started watching it, wow, you guys are amazing and for your lady, you are a star keep on shining, fantastic idea to all of you. brilliant. well done.
Happy to have made the suggestion of a drum sander to you two last week. I'm sure you already had it in the works, but I like to think I was able to help you out. 😁
that machine is pretty badass! i may get one for finishing Stainless Steel parts Been looking at timesavers. I found a 36" one for a cool $25,000. Used.. eff that..
If you wanted to help them, you would have said wide belt sander.
Nice video good work
The boards turned out great! The finish on them was amazing!
Will the epoxy ‘river’ ever separate from the wood, maybe if the board was dropped?
@@bobleicht5295 def a possibility
I'm working on an epoxy live edge table top... people don't realize how much time and effort it takes... keep up the good work... God bless
Took me about 3 or 4 videos to realize that this was a woodworking show....and my wood was working for sure...
She's a good woman,when she was opening the packages she had a smile.
Its nice to see a woman happy about tools.
I agree she is so awesome! Thank You
Next investment would be a table router, easier to keep accuracy when edging the boards over a trim router 👍
Keep up the project work both of you
Or screw a router on a board and tada
Beautiful work guys. That sander looks awesome and will pay for itself in no time.
They are freak in beautifully epic well done :) I would purchase one but live in the UK Wow i see you put so much love care and attention into creating them :)
Another great video showing amazing work and that drum sander is a perfect addition. And the camera angles are right on, I feel like you should just get to the point and start an only fans account, keep up the good work guys
Thanks 👍
Hahaha 🤣 they are very smart they know everyone watching their videos only watches to see that 🍑
Hello Zoey and good day to you both as well as all your viewers. I just had an idea for those resin and cedar table tops with the brass casings in them. They would make really neat plaques or shields for mounting a hunters shoulder mounts of deer, elk, antelope etc etc. They would be so much nicer than just sticking them on a blank wall like most people do. They would be super simple to make once you made the mold. Anyway, just an idea for the smaller wood scraps etc. Have a blessed day everyone.👍✌🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
EXECELLENT IDEA!!
I COMPLETELY CONCUR!!!!
Absolutely beautiful. We have a Rocklers in Colorado, anything you could think of for any project! Nice work y'all!!!
I have some time now to do this. Been researching ideas. This is so bad ass! Thank you!
Having done woodworking all my life with all the tools (hand and power) available, I found the drum sanders a bit of a luxury that was seldom used. It came in very hand when I made flag cases (free to veterans and law officers) where I would make a couple dozen at a time. It made quick work of the sanding for individual pieces. But for everything else it was too much trouble having to change the grits for only a few pieces. Also, people need to realize that this is not a planer. You can't take of too much or you will burn the paper or wood. I found hand sanding was usually quicker with less damage. Just my opinion. Now, back to some tunes and more sanding...
P.S. Get some dust collection! You lungs will thank you! None of the wood or resin dust is good for you!
That’s why you have multiple dedicated drum sanders!
😂😂
17:48 shows exactly why your CZcams is growing so much. Great job,keeps me coming back
I like that you can put almost anything in the epoxy. Great for customization.
You guys do amazing work! 😊
No idea what this video is about.
But have to say, thicc in all the right places
🤣🤣🤣
@@Kymerican if that is their business model they would make more money on onlyfans
Its all about view count and subs.
@@mikegager yeah I subscribe just to watch her work, I don't think I would get any work done if I worked at that shop. LoL
For real though, I love how she's genuinely happy with the work.
That's real
Good morning ladies. Excellent video with super production values. Your construction skills are impeccable. TYFS and have a wonderful Thursday.
I know that Rockler location! The second I saw the store front-I knew bc I work in Altamonte Springs and visit it frequently - I really like the charcuterie boards- Definitely going to check out your other work! Best of luck with your venture.
OMG. I’m suddenly into learning about woodwork
🤣🤣🤣
well i can certainly state that am not learning to much about woodwork, and don't care
The unboxing was definitely the hard part. The machine flew together real quick 🤭
Yes
It's really handy to learn from someone else's woodshop tricks, everything comes from the grace of
I don't usually like stuff in the epoxy but these turned out really nice with the clear on top of the black.
18:16.....LOOKIN' GOOD! 😛.....and the wood project, too! 😁
No machine in the world could take the thicc-ness out that thang.
The right machine could. 😆
You're not kidding! 😅🥰
beautiful products love your works of art. Great Job Keep Up The Great Work 👍
I only discovered this channel a few days ago - love what they do - also the comments section is hilarious 😂
You should feed your wood through at an angle, to utilize the whole piece of sandpaper. Otherwise you'll have one small section of the paper that's dull and others that are like new.
Up next huge dust collection install
Forget super models, this lady has the perfect shape and looks imo. The woodworking is interesting too, I'm looking for a wooden pc work bench, hence these videos coming into my feed
These videos are great! Cooter and tooter, hog taker and log maker, grassy knoll and gassy hole.
19:45 oh lord, what a beautiful machine
Wow
That side view looks nice on the surface, but my guess is it's manufactured just like a lot of things in that shop. Or at minimum simulated.
ohhh that machine
Wonderful
Remember to vary the position of the wood from side to side to spread the wear of the sander across it’s full length.
tits and timber butts and burls he knows what he is filming
I just remembered, peaches are back in season soon. 😍
I'm a new subscriber so my apologies for not know yalls names and all.. but I just wanted to say keep up the great content, your videos have a nice balance and are easy to watch and follow along with. Love your personalities. Great camera work. Love the confidence I'm seeing with yall, love the projects, and the thumbnails really grab my attention lol.
One suggestion. Have someone that reloads ammo to add the bullet to the cartridge (brass) (no powder and no new primer) so that it looks like live ammo. Use different calibers. Maybe even specialty (large) calibers. Among men this would make a fun caliber guessing game.
I second this.
I do agree that would be cool. but keep in mind that in some of the commie states like mass, you cannot have what looks like a live bullet without a gun license. Even on a key chain...
@@flyinpolack6633 we don't care about those places!
We just built a river table at work using reloaded ammo. About to do something with grenades next.
@@captaincaveman471 you have any for sale? Id like that too
So wet sanding with your random orbit sander with the dust collector still attached doesn't seem like a good thing to do. Doesn't it get clogged solid? Please use some hearing protection and thank me in a few years. : ) Also, you seem to be jumping a lot of steps in the sand paper grit world. You might find that you actually save some time by using more grits, especially when going from 600 to 3000....Great video !!
"Sand paper grit world"
LOL!
😁😁😁😁
Always someone who has to act like they know more than someone else and tell them how to do things. Smh
@@thebigbient8736 Maybe because they do? Just a thought.
I agree with the grit jump. I’m not big when it comes to wood sanding, but automotive purposes, that is a tremendous jump. Run at least 1k before jumping like that otherwise you’ll be wearing out all your 3k and spend wayyyy more time trying to remove the 600 sand marks
@@thebigbient8736 Obviously you are clueless and should remain quiet until you get schooled.
Just here to see the proyect , thanks camera man for showing us details , great work from all team
Rockler makes some impressive wood working tools! I smell... custom tables and such coming along soon!
Congratulations on the new sander! It will certainly make life easier going forward.
If I may tell you -- WEAR HEARING PROTECTION!!!! Yes, you are young. Yes you are pretty and don't want to wear hearing protection because the mouse ears mass up your hair. But after a half a century of working around woodworking machinery without hearing protection, I now have a 70% hearing loss. I also have emphysema from inhaling so much fine wood dust. Please -- anyone that reads this, protect yourself, your hearing and your lungs!
Ditto on the protective gear.
Also be aware that the dust from some hardwood species is TOXIC; a LOT toxic.
ALL wood contains some natural chemicals to deter pests, but species like "Black Bean" take it to extremes.
Forgot to mention:
Natural timber makes the best cutting boards BECAUSE of those natural toxins.
The "new-fangled" government-approved Nylon ones are STERILE, until you start using them. Each nick with a knife leaves a nice, blood-soaked place for bacteria to party. Soaking in serious bleach fixes that, but it must be done regularly, especially in a commercial situation.
If your timber block or board gets a little scruffy, sand it back to expose some new anti-bacterial wood and carry on cooking. Timber boards also have more "character".
I like how she uses the fan to keep dust going away from her obviating the need for a mask also the workshop is open to outside so doesn’t get as noisy as a walled workshop … squishy ear plugs are just as effective as ear cup ear muffs at protecting the ears from bad noise …
@@chrisbraid2907 1. The fan helps, but does not remove the ultra-fine particles that do so much damage.
2. Being outside with squishy ear plugs has no great effect on reducing hearing damage, I flew on military C-130 aircraft for twenty-six years in addition to woodworking. Trust me when I tell you hearing damage is cumulative and you have to take every precaution! Youth has no bearing on prevention.
Matt Cremona needs some of these shorts.
Haha I love Matt's videos
When i was in woodshop, they taught us to allways stand to the side when feeding the plainer Incase of kick back and board shoots back, into your abdomen. The shop teacher told us stories of people who died from internal bleeding.
Also to use a push stick, never our fingers or hands to push material into the plainer or bladed machines.
My shop teacher was missing a finger, so took all of his warnings very seriously.
My cousin married a lady whose father's family had a big woodshop that specialized in building oak church pews. Needless to say, the equipment they had was huge and very expensive. His father-in-law's house was furnished in rare hardwoods with each room done in some classic exotic wood from the far corners of the globe. The flooring of the living room was done in walnut strip parquet (sp?) strip blocks set at right angles. All these ultra fancy specialties were made right there next to the house.
I remember asking my cousin what kind of wood is this? And he replied, bubinga. And there was one from rosewood, etc.
Feed your lumber diagonally, that way you'll use all the length of your sander.
you're welcome
If you believe that this channel is gonna grow just because of Zoe, You are right
Absolutely being honest. It helps but you're also educating the woodsmiths on how to harden wood.
@@octaviusFF my wood gets hard watching this channel.
Ya because most of the world is disgusting. Where is the decency people. You can tell he is purposely shooting her cleavage and camel toe. Gross.
@@octaviusFF lol
@@Steven-re2yi gross ????
You've gotta be kidding...
Not sure if you all are still doing projects like this. But I ended up almost getting nerve damage from a palm sander, so much vibration. I am usually really cheap on tools, but I got a festool palm sander and I no longer get tingly hands after using it for a bit.
This 3 boards came out beautiful...awesome job..congratulations
I’m kinda surprised, seeing you wet sand with a random orbital sander. Doesn’t that suck the water into the sander and dust bag?
When wet sanding with this type sander use a solid sanding disc (without the holes) to prevent sucking up the water.
@@billchambers2585 I agree. She was using the standard discs with the 8 hole pattern. Also, I was wondering if those particular discs are made for wet sanding. If they aren’t designated, wet or dry, they will disintegrate.
I notice that. I got the same sander, and use the ones without the holes, i don't think it likes the water in the long run. And yes it's silicon carbide pads/disc
Also, I’m thinking a really simple router table with a dedicated router and bit would let you chamfer the edges a lot faster. You won’t have to worry about the router “tipping” and ruining an edge.
Neat sander and dust collector too, thanks for sharing
If you haven't already gotten one, I'd highly recommend picking up an iVac Pro tool switch and the Tool Plus gadget for the dust collection... It will turn on your dust collection system automatically... If you plan on putting it indoors with a nice ducted system I'd also recommend the iVac Pro automatic blast gates... You'll thank yourself for doing all of that.
I feel like Squints from The Sandlot watching Wendy Peffercorn at the pool. "I'd come here all summer just to watch her. Oiling and Oiling! I CAN'T TAKE IT ANYMORE!" Sad part, it doesn't go on like in the movie where he jumped into the water pretending to drown. I jump over that fence and I am shot dead before my toe hits the ground!!
Going from 180 grit to 400 grit is a big step. You should squeeze a 320 grit in between. The rule of thumb is to increment by no more than 80% at a time.
You are actually not supposed to skip grits when sanding
Don't know if you have figured this out yet, but you need a centralized dust collection system, even with your flow through ventilation. The drum sanders do a fair job of leveling, but pretty slow. I stop at 80 grit because there are always linear scratch marks down to 80 grit. You should be wearing hearing protection as well, and safety glasses, no matter what you are doing in the shop.
I explored Laguna wide belt metal sanders for deburring plasma cut parts before deciding to go with Apex. From my research they are quality parts.
Change your blade on your untily knife
Noooo, that'll be too quick
i love the point off focus in these videos , woodworking is just secondary
Amen-
I’m so happy for all these people
wow !!! I love shell casings they look fantastic .. They would look insane good in some gamers table ... Great job top quality
I could watch this for HOURS!!
You shoulda went more in depth with the handle install using that “jig”
@ Zoe & Trey: Y'all need to make a yourself an add on table, with an adjustable fence and stops, for your drill press.
It will save you a Lot of time, not having to measure and mark all your handle holes, individually.
It can be simple or elaborate, whatever works best for you.
Here's a link, to multiple designs: czcams.com/users/results?search_query=drill+press+table
Nice work! Those boards turned out awesome.
This is a very strange channel. It’s like only fans meets woodworking.
Could not agree more.
Lmao 🤣
efffing dying lol
Only fans has always been about wood working
Or pimping out the wife for views
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If you wanna be a little more efficient you should do a light pass through a planer. Then take all your boards over to the sander and run them back to back, butting each board against the one in front of it. This helps reduce any sniping and you won’t have to make so many passes. Also reduces how many times you have to adjust the table height.
14:16 this smile was priceless - you should get 2 more machines like this :)