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B.K. Williams
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Adjustable Ash Crib Build
Adjustable Ash Wood Crib Build
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CRAZY Split Cutting Board! (Wenge, Padauk, White Oak and Zebrawood)
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CRAZY Split Cutting Board! (Wenge, Padauk, White Oak and Zebrawood)
Leather Sheath Build
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First Time Leather Sheath Build Watch "Knife Build with no Prior Experience" on UA-cam ua-cam.com/video/IzasJIx85oo/v-deo.html
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Briar Pipe - Completely Wooden First Pipe Build! (Part 3)
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-First time ever making a pipe. -Briar bowl with a red oak Stem. -Completely wooden pipe. -Part three.
Briar Pipe - Completely Wooden First Pipe Build! (Part 2)
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-First time ever making a pipe. -Briar bowl with a red oak Stem. -Completely wooden pipe. -Part two.
Briar Pipe - Completely Wooden First Pipe Build! (Part 1)
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Curved Table or Chair leg with no waste!
How To: Accent Wall Edition
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How To install a DIY board and batten accent wall
Thnku so much 👍
Thanks for Watching!!
No shroud. No gloves. Probably no safety glasses either. 😂
I did have safty glass but that was it 😆 Thanks for watching
Well done!
Thanks for watching!
Beautiful crib
I appreciate it! Thanks for Watching
Nice job!
Thanks for Watching!
Tell me why I had to scrabble away paint on my drive way wall with nothing else but a steel brush and picking tool for 1 week.
Been there before! Hope this will help for next time! Thanks for Watching!
GOOD WORK
Thank you! Appreciate the watch!!
why not use an ultra cheap knotted wire wheel cup instead ?
I was tough to use the cup wheel. That's the only reason haha Thanks for Watching!!
This is a great build and great video overall!
I appreciate the feed back! Thanks for watching!!
Is there a bigger tool that I can use that would cover a larger area when grinding off the paint?
I am sure there is! This was just the most cost-effective way for this one job. Thanks for Watching!!
That’s really impressive! I liked how you covered up the end grain the top. Neat little touch that really goes a long way! Did you just eyeball/free hand the angle detail on the legs? How did you come up with that?
It was marked before I cut it you just couldn't see! I also tried 3 different angles on some scrap before I started recording haha I have seen that look on other furniture and have always thought it adds a classy but suddle touch. Plus, it makes me seem more skilled than I am! Thanks for Watching!!
Looks incredible!! So good that if you made one that could fit a 6’5 male, I’d proudly sleep in it
Could be the next video!! Thanks for Watching
Does this leave swirl marks in the concrete?
It can yes. If you plan to repaint its not a problem. Thanks for Watching
WooooooooooW This is GREAT!!!! Thank you!!
Thanks for Watching 👍
GOTTA be a better way.
You can use chemicals and a powerwasher but because of stuff around the concrete, this was my best option! Thanks for Watching!
Speaking from experience, wear a mask. I developed a cough which too months to go away. And I’m just a hobby woodworker. Keep on making videos 👍🏽
Thanks for the advice! Since I posted this I have started using a mask and a shop vac due to the amount of comments iv gotten 😄 Appreciate the view brother!
using a sawzall as a bandsaw? got to be some way to build a jig for it to keep it secure while running the wood through on a level surfacce...
I'm sure there is haha I'll look into it next time! Thanks
Great job
Thanks!
Bro. Where did you find that 8/4 Wenge?!?!
A local lumber yard in Springfield MO. They might ship stuff I'm not sure. www.ophardwoods.com/
@@b.k.williams nice!! I’m in Vegas. I’ll check them out. Thank you! 👍🏻
Nice job, but you could cut back on the back ground music.
Thank you! Appreciate the feed back!! Not as loud or just no music at all??
@@b.k.williams I personally don’t care for any background music. I think that it is distracting.
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Awesome
Thank you!
Very cool build - do you use this cutting board regularly? I'm curious how the white oak is holding up given its tendency to splinter.
I made it for my wife and while I thought she would use it....she doesn't. haha she says it's too nice and it's just been a show piece on the counter since. The second one was primarily white oak and was for my sister. She says it's held up fine
@@b.k.williams Same reason I don't drive my Ferrari, totally get it. Thanks for the reply and good to know, I've got plenty of white oak sitting around, I'll give it a go!
Nice job man! Love how you show that you can make a beautiful board without any expensive equipment. :)
Thanks brother!!
Beautiful cutting board! Great job!
Thanks brother!
Your going to have a short life with no dust extraction or mask.
Oh jesus, relax.
Appreciate the advice! I have started using a mask since this video! Thanks for watching!
Hate to be that guy... but either get some dust collection or wear a mask, man! Also, I would watch a safety video on table saw use... really made me nervous watching your technique. The project came out beautiful, but you gotta take some steps to make sure you can keep making projects and videos long into the future.
My lungs hurt watching this lmao. Cool cutting boards though.
Good grief guys... not all of us have $1000s to spend on fancy dust collection systems. But you can go ahead and sit there and criticize every little detail of some youtuber making an awesome board that's probably better than most of the things you make. Relax..
@@J-D248 - perhaps you missed the part where after the words "dust collection" I wrote "or wear a mask, man!" If you are spending $1000s of on a mask, you've got problems I can't help you fix. The point here isn't that you need to spend a lot money to keep your floor clean, it's that you hopefully won't die from lung disease... oh, and keeping all your fingers is a nice bonus too.
@@J-D248 a mask costs double digit dollars buddy
@@RocketSauce666 You missed my point. Don't you have anything better to do with your spare time than to come here and criticize how others go about their hobbies? You guys are a dime a dozen.
Great Job! This is my first UA-cam comment haha. Love seeing creative new takes on cutting boards! And the hexagon detail in the corner is a great touch. Excellent work and keep it up! Can’t wait to see the next video!
Thanks for watching!
Those diamond Cup wheels are great. If you don't have a dust shroud you could hold a dry vac hose while your grinding and purchase a bag for your dry vac.
I keep Reading that the shrouds don’t fit or or horrible with diamond discs…. I think having a shop vac going is the best like you said
Beautiful work!
Question. Out of those four wood types which smells the best to you when cutting it. I love wenge when cut.
It did have a very distinct smell that was pretty nice but the oak would take the gold for me!
What is this tool called?
Diamond cup wheel
Is this better then powerwashing?
It was for me because I didnt want to use any chemicals around the plants
What a dusty mess. Chemical stripper it makes less of a mess.
That's true! Wasn't sure if the chemicals would kill the grass and plants around it. A broom and leaf blower helped with cleanup
Would it work on brick that has paint on it
I would be afraid of it messing the brick up
I use a jack hammer to remove my pavement paint, always works like a charm
This product name please
Dewalt dimand cup wheel
B.K. Williams: Question: Do you recommend putting water over the concrete to cut down on the dust? Thanks for posting.
Haven't tried it yet but I'm sure it could work! Iv never had to do it inside and thats the only time I would really worry about it
@@b.k.williams Thanks, dude.
Just an observation, if you use water to keep the dust down it works but there is a sweet spot you have to figure out. Too much water and the cup doesn’t wear down the surface as fast and too little water and it doesn’t keep the dust down as well. So be patient you won’t regret it. Don’t forget to plug into a gfci circuit for your own protection.
@@pasqualeparente9776 Thanks for the info.
I miss it
I bought this same exact cup wheel for my dewalt angle grinder, but I can't figure out how to put it on. When I screw the cup wheel the round nut (called threaded clamping nut in the manual) that screws on doesn't have room to thread???? The cup wheel takes to much of the thread. I'm not supposed to run this without that clamp nut I don't think.
nice jewellery box you made 4 your wife,dude.
that’s awesome!! Turned out great bro
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4500 PSI Pressure Washer should do the job a lot faster no?
Yes it could. I just didn't have that option at the time
Perfect!, just one question, this tool doesn't wear down concrete? I mean, a little of thing layer will be removed from original after try this out? - Regards.
Yes it actually can eat away at it. As long as you keep it flat and don't apply too much pressure you should be fine
Thanks for the simple version for this vs the lies and chemicals and ridiculous contraptions that are out there.
This is so satisfying
Maybe use some purple spray paint that'll make it pop
Can this work on brick.
On the face, yes but probably not the cracks. Maybe a wire wheel would do better for the cracks. I'm not sure
@@b.k.williams ok thanks, the reason I asked is some kids from my community, threw paint on a few houses including mine, its just big splashes on my brick here And there. I hope this works.