I just spent two months renovating my wooden staircase, mainly due to the previous builder not protecting the wood correctly. The end-grains and joints were not coated and therefore exposed to elements and moisture would seep into the stairs. I would recommend for a better product to disassemble the bench or seat-boards first, in order to apply the linseed oil into the end-grain. This will extend the lifespan of the piece greatly. nice bench, by the way.
Nice and simple. Has a few design flaws so not for heave persons ;-) But why you use gloves with the saw? Instead of clean cut you prefer your finger to be torn off?
Nicely done. Recently I ve started getting few tools for future woodworking projects. I have a question. You used 2 dovel pins for assembling the back portion. But I think this part will be under pressure when people resting to it. Is it sturdy enough?
Thank you for your comment, of course I also thought about the stability, but these are 12mm pins with a length of 80mm, I have never had Problems before. But a good question, thanks and much luck with working 🤝
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Very good
Beautiful, elegant design.
I just spent two months renovating my wooden staircase, mainly due to the previous builder not protecting the wood correctly. The end-grains and joints were not coated and therefore exposed to elements and moisture would seep into the stairs. I would recommend for a better product to disassemble the bench or seat-boards first, in order to apply the linseed oil into the end-grain. This will extend the lifespan of the piece greatly.
nice bench, by the way.
Thank you for the advice, Now I habe learned something new from your experiences. All the best
Echte cool! I see that, like myself, you mercifully spare your viewers the sanding. 😀
That's a fine looking bench. I like that you kept the natural wood tone. I would plug the screws heads though. New sub.
Thank you for your advice🤝
Very nice! Good work.
Wonderful bench.
Nice video. Question: Why do you wear gloves while using machines?
Nice and simple. Has a few design flaws so not for heave persons ;-) But why you use gloves with the saw? Instead of clean cut you prefer your finger to be torn off?
Wonderfiul work
You'r welcome
Nicely done. Recently I ve started getting few tools for future woodworking projects. I have a question. You used 2 dovel pins for assembling the back portion. But I think this part will be under pressure when people resting to it. Is it sturdy enough?
Thank you for your comment, of course I also thought about the stability, but these are 12mm pins with a length of 80mm, I have never had Problems before. But a good question, thanks and much luck with working 🤝
@@passionate-carpentry thank you for sharing your experience.