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@@reloadNshoot thank you very much! A CNC would be a wonderful thing. One day! Good for you to have your own mill. That is really awesome. Thanks for following along! I do appreciate it.

@@rybaneightsix5085 good eyes! Now you know what I like to do in my spare time - lol!

@@woodworkingwithSkyler thanks so much! I appreciate it.

Thank you Mark! Much appreciated.

@@fedecano7362 yes, check out Hardwoods of Tennessee. hardwoodsinc.shop/products/sale-bolivian-rosewood-shorts-limited-time

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@@smileyphotography1 thank you!

@@jacksoncage8112 good question! I’m running at max speed, which according to Bosch is 25,000 rpm. Thanks for following along.

@@gailjohnson3544 good morning Gail! Yes, even if there’s small cracks, I will use the wood for crosses. I sell them on Etsy, noting that I’m using Rustic Rosewood, which may have some minor cracks that add to the character of the cross. Though this batch of wood had no cracks, previous shipments had cracks mostly on one side. I try to make that the back side, whenever possible. Good question, by the way!

@@gailjohnson3544 I’m excited for you Gail! Woodworking is fun to do and very rewarding. As with anything, there’s a bit of a learning curve. With every project, you’ll learn more skills. You are starting off on the right foot by watching videos and asking questions. I would focus on learning some basic skills on UA-cam like “how to use a jigsaw.” Or “how to use a circular saw”, then put it into practice so you get comfortable with that tool. You’ll keep building skills with each tool you learn to use. Thanks for following along and have an awesome day!

@@woodworkingwithSkyler thank you Skyler! I appreciate you following along.

Hi Jake! Yes, I could have flipped that third one. I appreciate you following along!

@@markstehl5518 thank you Mark! Much appreciated! I hope you have a great day.

@@millsteel that’s awesome! Wormholes, cracks and checks all add to that character, in my opinion. Good for you to resaw to make two piece crosses. Well done!

@@jakeg1342 good afternoon! The blue molds were actually brought in from Rusty Design out of Canada. I also use crafted elements molds. Having said all that, I’m in the middle of a mold, making video that I’ll be sharing soon. I’m making a cross mold and I’m hope it turns out great! Thanks for following along.

@@markstehl5518 Thanks so much! Much appreciated. I hope you have a great day.

Afternoon Michael! Im using a Festool random orbital sander. It really works well. This was a huge upgrade from my Dewalt. The difference in speed of sanding was stunning. Here's a link to it. amzn.to/48NzRwo I also use a Festool dust extractor, which works extremely well and it's so much quieter than a shop vac. amzn.to/3YNxAwr I appreciate you following along.

@@jakeg1342 thank you! I appreciate you following along.

@@XXjg_ great idea! Thanks for following along.

@@stevemccloskey81 I’m glad that you enjoyed the video and I’m honored to have you follow along. Have a great day!

Thank you Mark! I appreciate you!

@@woodworkingwithSkyler thank you Skyler! That lazy Susan tip is so helpful.

Thanks so much!

Thanks so much!

@@woodworkingwithSkyler thanks so much! I appreciate it.

@@themeat5053 awesome! This would be great. Olive wood is really popular with people due to the beautiful grain and honey color.

@@georgeheredia3230 afternoon George! This is what I use. It does have a quarter inch shank though there are half-inch shanks out there that any problem. I like this bit quite a bit!

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Beautiful crosses, what size is the measurements to this cross.

@@gailjohnson3544 Hi Gail , though I create a variety of crosses, this particular one is 12” tall x 6” wide. Have a great day!

@@medot8296 my pleasure! I’m glad you enjoyed.

@@smileyphotography1 thank you so much!

@@woodworkingwithSkyler thanks so much! I appreciate it.

Just found your site. Love how you took it to the band saw and cut it bigger then used you router to make it Great . Thank you for being easy to to follow.

@@lucyanneanne5411thank you so much! You just made my day!

@@markstehl5518 I like that Mark! Have a great day!

@@AndrewBerube41 thank you!

@@user-jg2nq6ll4c there’s lots of ways to find center. Having been a contractor for 44 years, I can tell you that sometimes pulling out of calculator is not appropriate or time efficient. The smart tradesmen knows when to use the right tool for the right job 😉

@@amandapatrick5868 thank you so much!

@@markstehl5518 thank you Mark! I’m excited to create with this wood.