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Spade bit cuts faster and is capable of clean holes, they are routed after to remove any chip out. It really doesn’t matter what bit you use. My spade bit fit my dog hole accessories best.

This method may provide dog holes, but they will not have the accuracy to be perfectly square to use a fence or for square assemblies. Best methods are to use the Parf system or a CNC template.

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Not at all, I used a fine cut blade, not particularly sharp, and went slow. 6 1/2 inch cordless Saw. 😊

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Basically, but different surfaces will absorb more than others. Porous woods soak up more & also leach out more. As long as you let it soak in keep it wet and wipe off so it doesn’t remain tacky, it will be fine. I’ve never found the need for more than 2 coats. 😊

@@DIYFotoWorks I did this on a work bench I just made. I used a butcher block from lowes as the table top. Very hard wood. I followed the directions to a t. For some reason, I got a bunch of white spotting on the top of the finish. No idea why. We used the finish on the entire table, and the 2x4 and plywood for the bottom shelf were fine. Just the butcher block was spotty. I'm going to leave it since it's just a work bench. Was curious if you ever experienced this. Thanks for the response!

@@nickp3173 No I Haven't. I've used Danish Oil on dozens of projects including my own workbench, solid Oak top. My WorkBench was the only time I had an issue. It Took along time to leach out the finish. I had to rewipe for days until it finally stopped. Very Porous wood, but no white spots. Sorry, I can't imagine what that could be, maybe someone more knowledgeable will chime in.

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I do, but because their are so many different clamps out there I kept it simple. Basically the large bottom clamps are spaced 2 1/2 on centre. The smaller top clamps 1 1/2 o.c. For the slot width I added 1/16” or hair larger. I don’t think it requires perfect precision. But they will sit better if not to sloppy a fit. Hope this Helps!

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I’ve only made this for general use while drilling freehand, it is tricky with smaller bits. I use my small drill press with a Honemade Fence etc. frequently, whenever I can. Thanks for Watching!

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Thank You! I believe it was roughly $100 for the pressure treated wood. It was still post Covid Pricey. A bit less now here in (Canada) Plus your pots of course. I had the exterior stain already. Hope this helps. Thanks for Watching!

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Yes, it will, you could apply a clear coat for more protection however.

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@@DIYFotoWorks Yep, just a lot more wood. But gosh I love the look of it. Mine is a decorative vegetable garden so appearance is key. That or I could stop using tomatoes that go 8-10'. 😂

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I use a fair bit of water based finishes when I can, soap & water and a brush comb, I do it right away after I finishing filming. For Danish Oils if I use a brush I will throw it out, I use cheap ones in this case, but like foam brushes. I rarely clean with solvents etc.

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