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Great question! We recommend using our Carbon Coating Prep Kit to get your tool surface in top-top condition before coating it. You can find that on our website and see a demonstration of the process here: ua-cam.com/video/XgYkGQ360MY/v-deo.html

Great question! While we haven't tested this ourselves, you might want to lacquer over the signature and then apply Ceramic Nanofinish over that to be safe. We would HIGHLY suggest spraying on your clear coat of choice and DO NOT wipe it. A spray can of lacquer should suffice. If you already have our product, you could test it on a similar scrap piece of material that has permanent marker on it to experiment.

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This was an Instagram Reel we reposted here 😎 We'll try to create some more coating content soon!

Thanks James! We've been working hard on these 😁

Good question! It depends on the source and this specific situation, we'd be happy to chat further to make sure you get the right solution for your setup. We wouldn't usually suggest going from 4" hose down to miter saw size, but typically a 2.5 inch reduced to the miter saw port size would be ideal in this situation. At your convenience, contact customer service (844-432-2266 or cs@carbonmethod.com).

Great to hear you found the video 😎 Hopefully you found the new applicator to be an improvement over the old version!

Hey Darren, where did you get it from? I can't find a distributor in Oz. $160USD inc shipping on their website. (for the 3-4 kit)

@@Grumpyoldtwit I ordered it from site and paid the shipping. Yes I wish they had an Australian distributor for this reason. But I haven’t found anything that works as well as the carbon coat and the last application lasted me two years.

@@DarrensWorkshop $160USD = $237AUD. Does the carbon glide work well on non iron beds, like my Dewalt DW735 planer?

@@Grumpyoldtwit Best to ask Dan that one. Ive used it on my planer, but that is iron. Steel is mostly iron so my guess is yes.

Great! Share some photos or videos with us when you build the new shop!

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Absolutely! But we don't want to give the wrong impression: these aren’t printed using filament printers. We're using production-quality stereolithography machines, with our own in-house designed resin. We are very excited to see where we can take this technology: we are learning more every day. It's completely changing how we think about product design as a concept: Lightning Lock's unique design simply couldn't be produced through conventional manufacturing!

Great question, yes it can!

We'll be thinking about that one, stay tuned! 😎

🤣 We've been working on these for quite a while!

We think it's cool. 😎

Thank you for the support, Mark!

Thanks! Due to the countless ways that hoses and connections can be arranged (vertically/horizontally/suspended/etc) it is difficult to fully answer this question without knowing your exact setup. Our 4" Max Fitting has twice the holding power as the 4" Standard, and is sometimes recommended when supporting the weight of a flex hose in suspension. Feel free to reach out to our customer service and we'd be happy to help discuss the best fittings for your shop!

Thank you Marc! 😎

We think you'll like them 😁

Thanks! Stayed tuned for more 😎

Currently, you could use a small piece of flex hose or a rubber fitting to attach to the tool - there is an example of this at 1:46 in the video. Next, install a Lightning Lock fitting to your lead hose to move in between. We are planning further integrations with rubber mounts, hard mounts, and tool specific solutions that will integrate with these hose fittings. Stay tuned for more 😎

This is our initial launch of Lightning Lock fittings. Right now, you could use a short piece of hose on the tool with a Lightning Lock fitting attached. Next, attach an additional Lightning Lock fitting to your moveable hose. We have extensive plans moving forward, including: rubber rigid mounts, tool specific solutions, and hard pipe integrations. Let us know if you have any additional questions!

We do not sell print files for Lightning Lock fittings at this time, however, the fittings are now available and shipping from our website!

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I’m guessing SLS printed carbon

For our Lighting Lock fittings, we engineered a proprietary material to meet our internal specifications.

@@carbonmethodco that's dope great job guys

So does your stupid comment

Just say universal. Been in manufacturing most of my life and never heard genderless till now.

Thank you!

🤣 Thank you! Our team has been working hard on this one!

Great question - the magnets are isolated from the rotation, so any loose metal shavings are easy to see and remove 👍

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Good question... additional versions such one for the DW735 are on the list!

That means a lot! Thank you Chris!

Thanks Chris! 😎

While it won't fill previous scratches, it will add a strong layer of protection against future wear!

You can, though, we recommend using our Reconditioning Oil, which was specifically formulated to help with the rust removal process. Check out our video "THE NEW WAY to remove rust from cast iron tools!" for more information. ua-cam.com/video/XgYkGQ360MY/v-deo.html

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Share some photos with us when you're done!

Thanks, Scott!

Plank flooring is a really interesting situation! For best results, you should contact our Customer Service team on our website, so we can chat back and forth with you about what's going to get you the best application for this scenario.

Good question! Could you elaborate on what type of heat your surface will encounter? Our Ceramic Nanofinish will prevent moisture rings on furniture surfaces from heat sources such as hot cups of coffee or tea. Let us know more about how you were looking to use the product and we might have some additional testing results that would be applicable to your scenario 👍

Absolutely! In theory, you could add more layers days - or even weeks - later, depending on the condition of the surface. But overnight definitely isn't a problem - provided you make sure to remove any shop dust that's accumulated, of course!