I made one exactly like this way back in the 80s in school, and got a trophy for it, gave it to my mother, and it's still being used to this day, no cracks, or damage. This will stand the test of time, that's for sure.
@@cv6442 Either Minwax or Varathane pre-stains are fine. Make sure you use a water based pre-stain for water based wood stain and if you're using an oil based wood stain then, of course, use an oil based pre-stain. Also, even though the product label tells you to let the conditioner (aka pre-stain) dry for only 10 to 15 minutes and then apply the wood stain to your project within 2 hours, DON'T FOLLOW THESE INSTRUCTIONS. THEY ARE WRONG. True wood finishing experts know that you have to let the pre-stain dry completely overnight. Otherwise, when you apply the stain the conditioner will re-soften, lift up and mix with the stain you are applying. In that case it will no longer act as a barrier to the stain, which defeats the purpose of using it. By the way, if you're staining a species of wood particularly prone to blotching, you can use both a pre-stain and a gel stain over it.
@@cornettcarpentry It seals the pores of the wood so the stain won't be absorbed unevenly into a soft wood. Uneven absorption is what causes a blotchy or patchy finish.
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I made one exactly like this way back in the 80s in school, and got a trophy for it, gave it to my mother, and it's still being used to this day, no cracks, or damage. This will stand the test of time, that's for sure.
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Love this so much, truly amazing!
Muy buen trabajo y bien hecho. Te felicito.
Thank you!
Gooood
Perfeito, parabéns.
Nice
GOOOOOD..........
Bon
Hermoso trabajo
Tendrás las dimensiones de cada corte y la medida de los 12 listones pequeños por favor.
Muchas gracias
They are about 3/4 of and inch
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Hola, felicitaciones por tu muy buen trabajo! Sólo una pregunta: qué recubrimiento es el que pusiste?
Thank you! I believe I used min wax oil stain
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Not a bad project, but the finish is patchy. You should always use wood conditioner before you stain a soft wood like pine.
Thank you
I'm just starting with woodwook, but hope to do more in the future. So thanks from me as well! 😄
Is there a specific wood conditioner you like best?
@@cv6442 Either Minwax or Varathane pre-stains are fine. Make sure you use a water based pre-stain for water based wood stain and if you're using an oil based wood stain then, of course, use an oil based pre-stain. Also, even though the product label tells you to let the conditioner (aka pre-stain) dry for only 10 to 15 minutes and then apply the wood stain to your project within 2 hours, DON'T FOLLOW THESE INSTRUCTIONS. THEY ARE WRONG. True wood finishing experts know that you have to let the pre-stain dry completely overnight. Otherwise, when you apply the stain the conditioner will re-soften, lift up and mix with the stain you are applying. In that case it will no longer act as a barrier to the stain, which defeats the purpose of using it. By the way, if you're staining a species of wood particularly prone to blotching, you can use both a pre-stain and a gel stain over it.
What does the wood conditioner do exactly?
@@cornettcarpentry It seals the pores of the wood so the stain won't be absorbed unevenly into a soft wood. Uneven absorption is what causes a blotchy or patchy finish.
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Is hide glue a must or is something more normal like titebond 3 ok?
I used Titebond 2 here and it works perfectly
Cornett Carpentry good to know thanks for the reply
Please could tell me the measures?
16 1/2” L
10” T
9 5/8” W
Cornett Carpentry thanks a lot.
Dimensions please
16 1/2” Length
10” tall
9 5/8 wide
Made one just like it many years ago. I noticed you using the tablesaw with long sleeves. BE CAREFUL
Greetings,
Divya here with NTD Television. We are one of the world's fastest growing media companies with over 100 million fans and 1 billion monthly video views across all of our social properties. Our motto is truth, hope, and humanity.
We love your videos and our editors would like to showcase it by uploading it on some of our social media pages and websites so that our fans can see it. Of course, we are happy to credit your channel clearly to make sure people know how to find you and your videos. You will still hold the exclusive rights to the video.
Can we have your permission to do that?
Kind regards,
Divya
Столько станков и такая топорная работа, про саморезы вообще молчу😂