How to build Reclaimed Rustic Light Beam

How to Build Reclaimed Rustic Light Beam
Todays project i'm building Reclaimed Rustic Light Beam
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Light i used to make this light beam: goo.gl/5jaks6
Tools (Affiliate Link)
Delta Table saw: goo.gl/S4K2eW
Makita Router: goo.gl/4VTDFG
Porter cable 23-Gauge Pin Nailer
: goo.gl/cJ2CnK
Stanley Tape Measure: goo.gl/XwGBKQ
My Camera Canon SL2: goo.gl/5erS87
Mic: goo.gl/4jKNbA
DSLR Tripod: goo.gl/35ZQpa
SD Card: goo.gl/F2Hx1T
Gopro Session 5: goo.gl/cbhhkS
Wood Glue: goo.gl/imU4Tg
Porter cable 1-Inch, 23 Gauge Pin Nails :goo.gl/1E8WtE
Porter cable 1/2 inch 23 Gauge Pin Nails: goo.gl/jEb53X
Pocket hole Jig: goo.gl/LNPxjE
Dewalt sander: goo.gl/5FhaVK
Drill & Driver: goo.gl/JWwgRN
Circular Saw: goo.gl/1hKPW3
Thickness Planer: goo.gl/bjdkDF
Kobalt Miter saw goo.gl/SaVNgq
Bandsaw . goo.gl/85FPgx
How to make a Guitar Hanger from reclaimed wood
Todays project i'm building two guitar hanger from reclaimed wood for my kids.
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Tools (Affiliate Link)
Delta Table saw: goo.gl/S4K2eW
Makita Router: goo.gl/4VTDFG
Porter cable 23-Gauge Pin Nailer
: goo.gl/cJ2CnK
Stanley Tape Measure: goo.gl/XwGBKQ
My Camera Canon SL2: goo.gl/5erS87
Mic: goo.gl/4jKNbA
DSLR Tripod: goo.gl/35ZQpa
SD Card: goo.gl/F2Hx1T
Gopro Session 5: goo.gl/cbhhkS
Wood Glue: goo.gl/imU4Tg
Porter cable 1-Inch, 23 Gauge Pin Nails :goo.gl/1E8WtE
Porter cable 1/2 inch 23 Gauge Pin Nails: goo.gl/jEb53X
Pocket hole Jig: goo.gl/LNPxjE
Dewalt sander: goo.gl/5FhaVK
Drill & Driver: goo.gl/JWwgRN
Circular Saw: goo.gl/1hKPW3
Thickness Planer: goo.gl/bjdkDF
Kobalt Miter saw goo.gl/SaVNgq
Bandsaw . goo.gl/85FPgx

[@shannabystrika3763]

Looks very good... 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@funlife5458]

so much work , its all worth it. good job

[@woodworkingfevermore6826]

Thanks

[@Sandhu1981]

Looks good man

[@woodworkingfevermore6826]

Thanks

[@titansky1001]

i want to refinish an old loveseat. what's the best way to get rid of the old glossy pain? Paint stripper or sanding it down, then primer?