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Thanks for sharing this video, I would probably just make the butter for myself and maybe include in the items I sell, it looks like everyone is making it and selling it. Is it possible to add a scent to the butter? Like orange or lemon?

With the low cost of mineral oil and wax i would just include it with whatever product you sell. Add the price into product. You then can say its included for free. Who doesnt like the word free? Or you can do like I do and just give it away, its not a big deal. Its like the $10 off the sticker link, the discount is in the marked up price and appears you are getting it for nothing but you are not. Edit after clicking on the sticker link provided their ads pop up continually 😢

Bits that have a quarter inch chunk works great for me. I knew exactly what you meant! Quarter inch chuck is just as easy to comprehend but quarter inch shaft just sounds perverted 😂 thanks for the review. Very informative

How long do you let it warm up before putting the beads in?

Great video thanks but how do you ship them with out leaking?? I have used these tins and have mad some to have on site at craft fairs to give out with my boards, but I have found if they get to got the re melt and leak do these tins have a seal in the lids??

Thanks for the info, Ben. I may make a batch to give to friends for Christmas, birthdays, etc.

You said you finish your boards with poly first. Is there any point to using butter over poly? I'd assume it wouldn't penetrate the wood and just sit on the poly and eventually wash off the first time you clean it.

You put out some great simple videos, thanks for sharing your secrets.

Good job... You told me what I was doing wrong, my ratio was off!

Another great, informative video.

Nice. I would not use poly on a cutting board.

Have you ever done a slightly scented one before? Like a drop of lemon oil or myrtle? I guess most want neutral for food boards though

Thank you!! Female here- concerned more about the bacteria and stuff

Instead of your plywood jig against the fence for trimming the edges of the board, why not just use a table saw sled?

Really quality video

Instead of using templates one could just cut the entire board on a cnc. It would save a great bit of time and changing design is easy.

Never heard of a big green egg. Well, thats a lie. I have a hen who lays big green eggs. But that hole is way to big for even her jumbo eggs! Dont think big green eggs have caught on in my area. Maybe i can get a jump on this.....

You did a great job with the video!! The desk looks cool. Your going to have movement issues down the road

Check out this video on 5 places to sell your woodworking projects: ua-cam.com/video/b2fTuxBaI1M/v-deo.html

nice vid! Have you ever made coffee pod holders? Pod coffee machines seem to be very popular. I had a scroll saw for a while and found making small wooden kids animal sets fun, can sell well in the right markets

If I want to add things to the pour such as spent rounds or small toys or coins. To I let the first pour cure completely or what’s the best way to do this? Thanks

Besides cleaning off any excess bark etc did you happen to seal the timber first with epoxy before your live edge pour? I’m new to this and keen to give it a crack but I have mixed feelings as I’ve heard others say you must seal and yeh

Awesome video!

I’m not a woodworker where I make things to sell. Recently I’ve been getting a bunch of tools to do a project for my house. I’m gonna make custom cabinets for my kitchen. But I have done other things too. I have made a barn door for my house on the real cheap. I wish I had a joiner and planer when I did. I used cheap pine boards from Home Depot and drilled holes on the sides of it and glued and doweled the pieces together. My clamps became insufficient so to finish the final size of the door I used wood blocks and ratcheting straps as clamps. I then used a map gas to burn in the wood and polyurethane finish. It’s a beautiful door. But now that I have better tools I may have to remake it so the boards are even straighter than what I currently have. Nice video. And I love the ideas.

Can't take you seriously with that hat. Probably was something good in the video, but I'll never see it.

Very helpful video. I notice a lot of tear out on one end was that the result of using your planer

Were you happy with the pallet of wood purchase? Was there several pallets to choose from and would you buy them again. Thinking of making the 3 hour drive for a pallet. For me I use popular wood for drawers, jigs or paint projects. Great to work with just doesn’t stain well.

It’s crazy that some people won’t even share my page or products on my social media. 😢 Most of my customers are complete strangers and found my work thru hashtags. Let me know if you think my work is good enough. (JS Wood Co) Thank for sharing!! Have a blessed day everyone! 🙏🏼

Really cool build! These stools in walnut would look fantastic as well!

Fantastic video man, keep it up 👍 your doing a great job.

Great tips. Thank you sir!

Great video and ideas.. I have been thinking about selling in a few of the shops (consignment) around our small town here in NW Georgia. I am also going to have a "Yard Sale" once a month starting in August thru Christmas.. I have been also looking into the ETSY Stores too... Thanks again..

Hey Ben another great video. I'm not seeing the link to your Esty store

I bought a kit of Ryobi tools 4 or 5 years ago with an impact drill, reg drill, jigsaw, recip saw, circular saw, air pump, light and a carry bag and a battery with charger. It was a well thought out collection of tools for getting into cordless tools and I use most of them frequently, especially the impact drill (not confident if I’m using the name correctly which will matter in a few moments). The real hook into the brand is their sales, especially Ryobi Days. Pretty frequently you can either buy a tool and get another tool or battery for free or buy a 2 pack of batteries with/without a charger and get a tool for free or even better last year for black friday they had a deal for 2free tools with purchase of a tool. Because of the sales I now have about a dozen batteries evenly split between 2 and 4 AH and recently got started in their 40v outdoor tools after picking some up in a couple auctions. Alsthanks to deals I actually have 2 of the palm routers but haven’t used them yet but will very soon. Also got their impact gun for removing lug nuts and installing/removing our 5th wheel trailer gooseneck hitch and it’s a beast. I had most of these before I started watching woodworking creators but find it comforting that almost all of them have at least a couple Ryobi tools that they periodically use.

Great video. Nice work.

What do you finish your coasters and planters with?

Love to see a video on types of timber , burls etc . This was a great video . I don't have all those fancy tools but have the basics . Would i still get a good result

Great video - Thanks for posting!

Truly brilliant tutorial; easy to follow. Thank you

How do you make that coaster finish? Im thinking of getting into making coasters as a hobby, this was a great video full of great information thank you

It was never about the products or your woodworking skills that sell. Its how you matket your store. Why cant you address the elephant in the room?

Nicee How Much Weight Can It Hold???

How well does epoxy behave as a cutting board? You have comments below about plastic getting in food, etc. But does it scratch a lot and get to a point that it does not look good?

Love the videos! Question: where do you purchase your wood? Any online shippers that sell black walnut for instance at a decent price?

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This router is a steaming pile of hot garbage! And this comes from someone who has an entire tool set of Ryobi stuff. My other Ryobi tools I love, but after having this router for only a year and using it less than a handful of times, it started to fail. And by fail I mean it would suddenly plunge deeper in a cut. So I went back to the handbook and made sure I was setting everything correctly, and I was. What I realized was the pertinent piece that travels up and down the depth shaft is plastic. It needs to be metal. This is what is preventing mine from not having this failure. I know these are cheap and this might prohibit Ryobi from making this component metal, but it there ever was a component on this router that needs to be metal in order to have it work properly, this is the one. I'm currently look for a replacement router OUTSIDE the Ryobi family.

These turned out amazing! Great job Ben. Thanks for all the advise also.

Your projects are great. But unless you work pennies for your time spent I don't see anything more then a hobby

Hi Ben. Great video. How many coats of the Watco Butcherblock Finish do you typically apply?