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I drink it everyday whats the point

We love our laser. Do you use a laser for your woodworking?

Always keep you hands off machines, unless you don't mind losing a finger or hand. Don't lean on them to rest on. Never.

Mix them together, add a little oil and you have a great gun cleaner. That's the basic formula for Ed's Red, the most effective and aggressive bore cleaner I use: 1 part each acetone, mineral spirits, kerosene (which is similar to mineral spirits), automatic transmission fluid (light oil with detergents and other additives).

Super excited!!

Sweet, I now have a new built project lol. A box for my chisels. Thanks

I would love to see a how to build please. Currently modifying an old dining table with: - Built in felt lined dice trays (just glued felt onto a thinner bit of wood for the "box". - TV (smaller that that one lol) on top with a border. Need to see if it's too tall next D&D night. - Expanded panels out sides so we can hold all of our snacks, maps (TV above now, hopefully) dice, mini's etc. It's a goal of mine to build a table from (relative) scratch which has the indented game table with screen and plastic too. Thank you.

Congrats! keep grinding!

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Mineral Spirits have been outlawed in California by the air quality Nazis. Home Depot sells Kleen Strip (brand) "Paint Thinner" instead. Gotta look up the MSDS on that to see what it is! They haven't found a replacement for Acetone yet, but I'm sure they're trying...

just annoying as all hell

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lol! 😂 thank you for this most helpful video. I didn’t think anybody could bring me so much joy and excitement about nailer guns

nice work guys.

Love the bookmarks! They are beautiful.

Wow, you guys are optimistic, who reads a real book anymore? Obviously, you're making these for us grandparents.

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Im cheap. Holds a dewalt.

Great!

Haha enjoy them tacos boys 😊

Odorless mineral spirits is low sulfur kerosene which is low sulfur diesel which is jet fuel

Jack black?

Taking a break from the workshop to enjoy some Tacos!!! Happy Tuesday!!!!

I don’t know if I’ve ever played pickleball, but I’ll have to try it sometime!

is your last name Candy

Nice video guys.. Glad to see you both still making awesome videos. Pickle ball is fun!

Awesome video. I love pickleball. ❤

Don't you need some holes drilled into the paddle so that when all the senior citizens get out there they would be aerodynamic and have greater thrust.

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You could also mention that mineral spirits and paint thinner are the same thing.

😂 why do y’all keep screaming at me jus talk wtf!

Or just use a tack cloth 😮

Sadly Mineral Spirits is not what is not what it used to be. They changed the formula. Car makers used to recommend it to clean bugs and road tar off the paint. If you use it now it will take the paint right off!!

Mixed with denatured alcohol acetone often will act as a varnish remover. No residue problem like with paint remover.

Acetone eats plastic. Will destroy the plastic lenses and frames of eye glasses.

Your audio needs a lot of work.... guy with the hat is at 10 and the other is at 4.

Acetone can absorb water also can dry so fast can cause condensation to form on certain substraits during humid conditions

I use paint thinner to wipe down and my automotive tools! Lacquer thinner for almost everything else!

Excellent shop information……..👍

In the coatings industry, solvents are key to everything. The two that you have shown here are very common, and speaking loosely from the stand point of chemistry they are kind of at each end of the spectrum from the standpoint of "speed". Meaning that acetone is the VERY fastest to evaporate (therefore most flammable) yet it is fingernail polish remover and mineral spirits is pretty slow. I worked on coatings in the food can business for more than 20 years so sliding up and down the scale of solvent speed was a daily activity, depending on the application. To a large extent, every food can on the market shelf is customized to the product. Therefore the coating characteristics vary and so does the solvent requirement. Getting to my point (actually two points), there are other solvents on the shelf that are just as useful but represent slower speeds relative to Acetone. While there are many on this scale, generally I would offer this scale. #1 - Acetone, #2 - MEK (Methyl Ethyl Ketone), #3 - MIBK (Methyl Isobutyl Ketone, #4 - Xylol, #5 - Xylene, #6 - Mineral Spirits. At the beginning of the progression, they are plane solvents and when you get to mineral spirits, you can think of part solvent and part light oil. The most important thing to remember is that these are all very flammable. Note: There is a cousin to Acetone often sold in aerosol form as carburetor cleaner - DAA (DiAcetone Alcohol). It's similar to Acetone but SLOWER, and lower on the list of flammability. Now to my second point, there is another class of solvents that are great around the house (from the point of flammability) that DO NOT BURN. While all of these solvents can be very unhealthy to be around, it is really unwise to use flammable solvents if it is not necessary. What is different about this group is that they are Chlorinated Solvents. In no particular order: Chloroethane - 1,1,1 Trichloroethane) often sold in aerosol form as some cleaner like brake cleaner. It has a very similar cousin called TriChlor - 1,1,2 TriChloroethylene. In my lab days, we got these in 55 gallon Drums for cleaning up coater machines. One more of note is Ethylene Chloride - 1,2 - DiChloroethane. Again, all of these are suitable for cleanup, but in the case of coatings and plastics, IT IS NECESSARY TO TEST FOR ATTACK, as some may dissolve. All of these are available in the box / hardware stores, ether around paints and coating or in the automotive / aerosol department. I strongly urge the use of respirators that are intended for use with organics (employ Activated Carbon) as part of the filter media. When used and fitted correctly, YOU WILL NOT SMELL THESE SOLVENTS OR COATINGS THAT THEY ARE IN! THE USE OF NITRILE GLOVES IS ALSO A GREAT IDEA, AND KEEP THEM AWAY FROM CHILDREN, CLOSE THE CONTAINERS TIGHTLY, AND STORY IN A SAFE COOL PLACE !!!!!

Found this informative. The mineral spirits guy should be offered as a bobblehead in your merch...... he was non stop !

Comgrats to your sobriety. ❤ I can see your hands shaking. My brother used to shake atter he quit drinkiy

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Acetone: used it to clean black exhaust residue off lawnmower decks, UNTIL I was getting chest pains. Acetone was absorbed through the skin as well as breathing the vapors while using it outdoors. NOW I use Acetone sparingly.

I have to say, both products have gone so high in price now that their prices are ridiculous, with Acetone the higher priced of the two. You used to be able to buy either one within reason. Not anymore. You would think they are made from gold!

Good to know! Thank you for sharing guys! I used acetone to clean something up one time but was nervous to put the rag into the trash for fear of spontaneous combustion, so I purposefully lit it on fire in my fire pit… that rag burned really bright and hot, and for much longer than I expected!

FYI: Doing hardcore Keto dieting or low-carb, otherwise a very healthy practice, can turn the body into a ketone/acetone torch. I think that explains the mystery of human spontaneous combustion. If you do hard keto, avoid open flame!

Mix the two and you get a good penetrating oil for nuts and bolts and such.

While I don't recommend drinking it, Acetone is basically *NON-TOXIC.*

I love how you guys somehow combine being complete idiots with being super knowledgeable. Haha. 😂 We might just be related!