hola buen trabajo, pero tengo una inquietud esa taza es para poner liquido? porque se puede hacer con una madera que resista el liquido pero que pasa con la cola de carpintero, porque no resiste el líquido se afloja seguramente hay que usar otro tipo de pegamento
Easy one. Few coats of polyurethane wood finish makes it waterproof (for homemade use), unfortunately, it's not 'food safe' . If you really want to use it for drinking, the only one reasonable way to go would be some kind of 'food safe epoxy' for the finish...
if you have Dremel Rotary tool, or Roto-zip type tool you can do this as well. They sell a stand for the dremel so you can hold it steady if you need to. Another option is The Dremel Moto- Saw. Great for small scroll saw projects.
I love your never give up attitude, great can do everything genius I think. Inspiration to me
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Nice Mug shot at the end lol
Looks great mate, well done !
Nice mug! Good job!
Great idea! Well done
Wow, good work 👍
Nice mug!
excellent video I like
Thanks to free pdf. Good job
Good job
What was in the second bottle you were adding to the knot cavity in between super glue, it looked like white powder ?? Sawdust (but white)
Schönes Video! 👍😀
hello, I have a little question is this fully usable mug...?
Have you drink from it?
Either way, cool video and I will definitly doing this! ;)
hola buen trabajo, pero tengo una inquietud esa taza es para poner liquido? porque se puede hacer con una madera que resista el liquido pero que pasa con la cola de carpintero, porque no resiste el líquido se afloja seguramente hay que usar otro tipo de pegamento
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Way cool.
hello please, what's the name of the varnish you use
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How did you treat the inner side of the mug to make it waterproof?
Easy one. Few coats of polyurethane wood finish makes it waterproof (for homemade use), unfortunately, it's not 'food safe' . If you really want to use it for drinking, the only one reasonable way to go would be some kind of 'food safe epoxy' for the finish...
@@danielmiskoidea Kitchen oil...
Thank you.
This will have to go on my to-do list! Now all I need is a scroll saw 😕.
if you have Dremel Rotary tool, or Roto-zip type tool you can do this as well. They sell a stand for the dremel so you can hold it steady if you need to. Another option is The Dremel Moto- Saw. Great for small scroll saw projects.
How can I get the picture sir ???
cest stylé I like
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А чем нужно покривать дерево что би можно било пить
Very nice but it's a shame you used ply wood for the handle which in my opinion you fixed upside down!
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Ah. Would've doing this but i don‘t have 6 kg weight... i have 7 kg but there‘s 1 kg too much in that. 🤔😁
Yep, waaay too much ;)
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