Dust Free Wood Sanding (inspired by Carl Jacobson)
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- Опубліковано 5 бер 2018
- This is a quick tip video on how to avoid sanding dust while finishing wood pieces on the lathe.
I've first seen this technique on Carl Jacobson's channel: / @carljacobson
He uses a mix of wax and oil, but I've used plain mineral oil and it works well enough.
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That's a good tip - I'll try it soon. Thanks for sharing!
That is a very nice finish, I like
Great video! I like the tip. Would you share why you don’t mix the oil with paste wax like Carl does? Was it because you’re going for a final CA finish for outdoor durability?
Great idea! Thanks
thanks for the tip, no flying dust!!!
If they paper isn't clogging, I would think it means that the liquid is limiting the abrasives effectiveness of removing material. But, the clogging itself is also limiting the effectiveness... Its a balancing act..
Does mineral oil raise wood fiber up like water does when conventional final wet sanding? Thanks.
as always great
Ditch the sand paper, take two types of steel wool, coarsest and finest, dip them both in your preferred finish oil (i use regular olive oil) and then with a glove wrap around the stock, as it rotates. First three times, you'll burn the finish, but once you get the kick right, once a light oil-ok lacquer is applied, it almost looks like glass glazed on top of the wood.
Best results are cherry (and all the exotics that fit in that color range, i can't remember the name of the wood exactly, but it has a very equal pattern which gives beautiful almost reflective like finishes once lacquered) and very milky looking wood types.
I've even tried this method on red balsa (the denser part of the balsa tree) wood and it gives great finish.
I swear i tasted wood dust and started coughing when he started sanding with the oil 😆
I want to know what machines youre using but the link is invalid for some reason?
Реально хорошо получилось! Если не планируется красить, то это уже готовая отделка! А вот если под лакировку, то тогда можно красить только масляным лаком, что не очень хорошо.
so you need a lid from a Zacusca Taraneasca jar? or any lid will do ? ?
Thanks. With the mineral oil that remains on the timer does this impact negatively with any finishes? Cheers, David.
For oil and wax finishes it should be ok. I also use superglue a lot as a finish and never had any problems with it. But you should experiment first to see how your finishes behave with this kind of treatment.
water based finish will have issues with it, every finish with an apolar solvent (oils, mineral spirits or alcohol) should be ok.
@@ReallyWemja - Any suggestions, please?
Thanks for the response. Sorry to be a pain, but actually the whole CA thing has me confused. CA is a type of "super glue" correct? How do you apply it without the applicator sticking?
You use tissue paper, the best kind is the one used in the kitchen, paper towels I think they are called. There are lots of videos demonstrating this technique since it's used a lot in pen turning: ua-cam.com/users/results?search_query=super+glue+pen+finish
Spencer Bass I thought it would stick too, but it doesn't. It's weird. Just make sure to use the thinnest glue you can find. I used gel CA and it got all lumpy and I had to do a lot of sanding. It still came out like glass just with 600 grit, then a buffing wheel
Thanks to Carl I keep a can of paste wax/mineral oil mush on my shelf at all times.
BUT ... I have NOT used it after the CA goes on. Only for pieces that need a satin/oil finish. After CA I just wet sand (with water) to 12000, apply two coats of plastic polish and call it good. I don’t understand how the oil helps a CA finish. Can you explain?
I don’t apply much of anything with paper any more except CA, and then I only use paper shop towels, the traditionally blue ones. For everything else, especially the polish, I use clean cotton rags. Anything else sheds into the finish more than I care to deal with.
Thanks fir the tip 👍🇬🇧
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I wonder how this would work using BLO followed by a CA finish. A lot of people will apply BLO to a pen AFTER sanding followed by or mixed with thin CA. The BLO acts as an accelerator, just not as fast as the spray stuff - that's my understanding of why they use BLO
Why do you use a super glue finish I’ve never heard of that before?
Mineral oil soaked wood. That'll be fun to varnish.
Is it merely an 'extraction issue! Or does the oil give a superior result?
Does it have to be mineral oil? I'd initially think 'teak oil' as my first choice!
thanking you in anticipation. E ,☺
It's mainly to avoid fine airborne dust. It might also leave a better finish, not sure, but mostly I use it to avoid dust. The oil here is not the finish, it's just there to moist the wood and to clear the dust away from clogging up the sandpaper, kinda like knifemakers use wet sandpaper. That's why I use mineral oil, it's cheap, easily available and it does not harden.
The Small Workshop. I get that, makes sense, , does most of the mineral oil come out before finishing, would you clean it, or is it OK to mix it with the final coat? Thanks ☺
Would that work too for hand sanding, but not on a lathe ? Or would that make just a big mess ?
Chris I haven't tried hand sanding wood with oil but I've sanded metal with wet sandpaper by hand and it's really messy.
The Small Workshop thanks for your reply. I think indeed you can easily end up with a big puddle of oil..
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Ulei mineral de la Ikea. 👍😁 și eu tot de ăla folosesc. Ce marcă și tip de șmirghel folosești?
Norton, ca asta au la Leroy langa mine, dar e ok, sunt multumit de calitate.
Mulțumesc.
Micro-mesh ai incercat cu ulei? daca da, cum se comporta?
Nu am micro mesh, cel mai fin pe care il folosesc e norton wet/dry de 1500 grit si se comporta foarte bine, practic am slefuit finisajul la 20 de manere ca cel din clip cu o singura bucatica de marimea unui timbru, cred ca se si vede in ultima scena din clip. Totusi la cat costa micro mesh eu nu as experimenta pe ele :)
Multumesc de raspuns. Micromesh se poate spala, desi nu stiu cum se spala de ulei. Orientativ - eu am cumparat un set de 9 buretei micromesh de 5x5cm (aprox) cu 10 lire. :P
what is the liquid you are driving?
Please buy the Autosol Metal Polish, use it after the CA Finishing, It will gives you a shiny surface you never imagine
You wrote at the end a super glue finish. Did I miss something, wasn't it just mineral oil?
In the final shot the handle is presented finished with CA, which happened off camera. I just showed it for viewers to see how the wood looks after sanding, since the gloss finish shows the flaws in the wood.
So, instead of flying dust, you have flying oily dust?
Kinda, only it ends on your shirt not in your lungs.
If only that worked with Green wood... But Green wood clogs up 10 times quicker than dry wood even though its full of moisture
CACAO!!! ;) Awesome
глухо немой что ли? Надо общаться с зрителями.Что это за масло? Показал мельком и спрятал