SCROLL SAW SANDER
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- Опубліковано 5 бер 2023
- DETAIL SANDING WITH A SCROLE SAW.Hey y'all my name is Doug I have been in the construction business all my life. At this time, I do commercial high-rise remodel that is why you see so many ladders, lifts, extension cords in the shop. My hobby and passion are wood working, that's what the wood shop area is for. At this time, I do not build anything to sell, just for fun and gifts. I sure hope y'all enjoy all the videos. If you have any question i can answer, don't hesitate to ask! I will reply back to EVERYONE.
Thank you from Doug!
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Please note that my channel is for entertainment purposes only. Before doing any work see done in our videos read all your manufacturers manuals for safety and set up. Follow all directions as described on product labels, do not rely soley on the information given in our videos. I cannot claim to be a professional woodworker, but I can claim to be old. LOL. I would recommend for you to truly do your research on any and all process and techniques you decide to use and draw your own conclusions. Reseach and follow all safety processed layed out by the product manufacturers and suppliers. WORK THE SAFE WAY. - Навчання та стиль
Awesome demonstration. You scared the daylights out of me when you suddenly sped up the video mid scrolling, I thought something went terrible wrong at first lol.
Hey James thank you my friend thank you. I'm so glad you liked it and I hope you find it helpful my friend. Sorry about that I didn't mean to scare you. I guess you never know huh .lol great to hear from you my friend and thank you so much from Doug
one of the greatest scroll saw tips ever!
that is so kind of you. Thank you my friend thank you so much I hope you find it very very useful from Doug
I never thought to make my own! I loved the ones I bought BUT making my own double sided is a game changer!
Amy thank you so much for reaching out that is so very kind of you my friend. And I appreciate that I sure hope you find it useful. Thank you my friend I hope you and your family have a wonderful Christmas. From Doug
Hello Doug, nice sunburst for heavy lacquer like that you should add a flexible agent to your laquer but you have to make your own, have fun my friend.
Hey my friend how are you doing great to hear from you buddy. That was done a long time ago before I knew that much about finishes. But thanks for the tip. Very much I know about thinning out lacquer but I've never heard of putting a flexible agent. Into the lacquer I'll have to look into that thank you for the heads up my friend. And I hope you're doing well and staying safe buddy. Great to hear from you. From Doug
Doug says “60 coats of lacquer” like thats what everyone does…. LOL you are awesome Doug.
Yeah buddy I learned my lesson on that one too many coats of lacquer. And it started to do that crackling effect. But it was sure a lot of fun making that piece I'm going to be working on something like that very similar here again soon. And great to hear from you buddy indeed and I hope you're doing wonderful. From Doug
No bad hair jokes please. Lol. You got me beat by a Texas mile. Impressive to see your creativity and adaptation as you are working. Another Bob Ross, happy accidents. Thank you, take care and God bless.
Okay my friend okay I'll keep him under control. LOL. EJ so good to hear from you. Funny you should mention Bob Rossi. Love them music love it love it. You take care to my friend God bless you. Thank you my friend thank you so much from Doug
2 Doug videos in 1 day. Need to pour a Guinness for a binge watch
Hey there I've actually got four more ready I just didn't want to overdo it in one day. LOL and thank you guys thank you thank you what a joy hearing from you. From Doug
@@fleetswoodshop3339 you too Doug. Take care
My claim to fame is that I mostly scroll in my old age and have never bought sanding strips but will be making some using your method. Thanks Douglas.
Hey Pat good to hear from you. I hope you're doing okay my friend I'm sorry it took me so long to respond I've been in a meeting this evening and couldn't get rid of these people. But it's great to hear from you buddy and I hope it works for you it works great for me my friend. So good to see your smiling face and thank you buddy so much from Doug
Hey Doug, brilliant! thanks for sharing! have a great day :) cheers, Patrick
Hey Patrick how you doing buddy thank you my friend thank you so much I appreciate that and I appreciate you reaching out buddy. And I hope you're having a great day thank you my friend from Doug
Great tip again Doug !!!
Hey buddy I appreciate that and I hope you find it useful my friend. It really works good for me. By gluing the two belts together the glue makes the paper on the Sandpaper very tough. And really works well and thank you my friend so much you're so kind. From Doug
You're the most organized woodworker in the world Doug! I know for sure... Just how you knew you had the store version sandstrips in stock. I bet you found that in a few minutes in the shop in you're organized drawers! Love it. Respect!
Hey Kevin so good to hear from you buddy. And thank you my friend thank you so much. I'm so glad I finally got a couple of spare months to get out and work more in the shop and get some videos out there. I let two of them out there today. And thank you for reaching out my friend thank you so much. Great to hear from you from Doug
Awesome Doug! Nice to see you my friend
Krb. Thank you my friend thank you so much and great to hear from you I hope all is well and thank you so much for reaching out from Doug
You have more tool and equipment hacks than anyone I know. Always coming up with something. Thank you. Keep up the good work.
Hey Steve good to hear from you buddy. And thank you my friend thank you so much I got a few more up my sleeve. And I'm so glad you like them buddy thank you so much from Doug
This a fantastic idea! I’m going to use this on my next scroll saw project. Thank you for sharing. Take care👍🏻
Kent you are so very welcome my friend. I hope you find it very useful I certainly do. And I appreciate you reaching out my friend thank you so much. From Doug
Great tips I am going to have to try it out. Don't really use the scroll saw much but some projects it is required. Keep up the great videos love watching them.
Charles how are you doing my friend. That is so kind of you and thank you thank you so much. It really does make a great little detail sander. And thank you buddy I'll definitely keep them coming. And have a great day my friend from Doug
Two vids in one day -- which should I watch first.
Howard it's nice to hear from you I hope you're doing wonderful. I actually got 6 of them finished. But I didn't want to overwhelm everybody. You're awesome my friend so glad you reached out and thank you buddy thank you very much from Doug
All great tips my friend, Thanks!
Hey Norm good to hear from you again buddy and thank you for watching that. And I appreciate that my friend. Thank you so much from Doug
Hello Daug. This is also a very nice work. 👍👍👍 The trick with the sanspapier in the decoupage saw I did not know yet. I must test that directly times.👍👍😂😂😂 many greetings, Dieter
Hey buddy thank you thank you I'm glad you like it and I hope you find it useful I sure do. And I bet it will work wonderful for you it does for me all the time. And thank you my friend you're so kind. I hope you have a blessed day buddy from Doug
As always, Doug, you come up with inventive and creative ideas for the shop. I always look forward to your next post with excitement
Hey guy how you doing my friend. Great to hear from you buddy. I appreciate that my friend I try my best. Well sometimes anyway LOL. Thank you my friend thank you I got plenty more to come great to hear from you buddy from Doug
Thanks for sharing the sandpaper trick, outstanding idea Mr. Doug! The flame carving is amazing!!
Hey Vic how you doing buddy. You are very welcome my friend I sure hope you find it helpful. It works great for me. And thank you that was a lot of fun to make. It was meant to be a headboard for bed. But it went in Warped on me. So it turned out to make nice doors. Great to hear from you my friend and thank you thank you from Doug
Great idea, and love your show. Keep up the great work. Glad to see you back and doing well. Hope you all will have a great year
Oral. So good to hear from you my friend and thank you thank you. And I hope you're doing well and all is good in the world. So great to be here with you and have time to get into the shop. And thank you so much buddy I appreciate it very much from Doug
Wow, that's a lot of work but the end product was worth it. Another beautiful piece by the 🤓!
Hey my friend yeah it is a lot of work about 15 hours on that bowl. I think I filmed about 9 hours of it 9 hours and 12 minutes with the camera said. But I don't think anybody on planet Earth would watch a 9 hour video about a bowl that would be kind of boring LOL. I've got three other turning projects I'm working on right now and one of them when it's all said and done will be about 2 months worth of work on and off that is of course. Thank you my friend great to hear from you again from Doug
awesome, thanks for the tip, i wondered if could be done, as the clips on the premade ones looked limiting, size and use wise. didn't think about belt sander belts etc, that is a beautiful piece of art you made there
Hey Scott thank you my friend thank you that's a good point the size does make it a little Limited. And the belt Sanders do work wonderful buddy. And thank you my friend that was a very enjoyable piece to make although it took a lifetime. Lol. Great to hear from you and thank you so much from Doug
You're by far my favorite woodsmith and a true inspiration to shop organization. My shop is not in this class, but Sir I am trying. Issues I have is woodworking and metal working, we do both and the dust and particles get everywhere. I did get a little smarter, got the shop next door for metal now. Love your videos, I do a few as well, enjoy sharing my mistakes haha.
Hey there good to hear from you and thank you my friend thank you so much . I'm so glad to hear you have a metal shop .😀😀I wish I did, I don't I just have one little welding bench . but I don't do that much welding I'm not that great at it. Thank you so much for your kind words I am honored. And I'm so glad you liked the videos my friend I'll keep more coming. I'll check out your channel buddy thank you thank you so much . from Doug
Hey my friend I checked out your video. On the welding rack you made for holding the gun but to do carving and sanding and detail work on it and such. And that is awesome. I have a gun shop right next door to me and they do repair work on guns like that also. I've bought many from them over the years and had them do some work on some too. They're called Black Gold Guns and Ammo. They're on karbach Street. In Houston a gentleman by the name of Gordon Taylor owns the shop. He's a great guy he looks just like Santa Claus and he plays Santa Claus every year here in Houston and has been for years. I don't know if he's on UA-cam I don't think so. I wanted to leave you a comment on your video but I couldn't. And I caught one of your videos a while back and gave you a sub I was very impressed. And thank you my friend thank you so good to hear from you from Doug
Thank you for sharing
Michael my pleasure is always my friend. And it's so nice of you to take the time to reach out on both videos. Wow you're awesome buddy from Doug
Nice work man 😍
Thank you my friend thank you so much. Great to hear from you buddy from Doug
Awesome tips … thank you 👍
John you are so very welcome ,buddy thank you for reaching out my friend. Great to hear from you. From Doug
I just wanted to say that you have a beautifully workshop and its so nice to see with how much love you work with wood ^^
Valentine. That is so nice of you stop and reach out and say that my friend. And you are truly correct I love every minute in the shop. Thank you my friend thank you so much from Doug
Hey, Doug! really great idea I had not heard before. I don’t have a scroll saw in my shop but when I do, I’ll definitely use that tip. You made anything lately with epoxy? I’ve been looking for walnut I’d like to use with epoxy but it has gotten so darn expensive I don’t want to spend it! Maybe you have a better supply in Texas than we do here in ohio! Take care…
Hey Miss Nancy how are you doing. And so great to hear from you. I am so so sorry it took me so long to respond for some reason UA-cam had your comment in my held for review section. And I have no idea why. And yes ma'am I know walnuts getting very expensive all wood is. I put out a woodturning in resin video yesterday at the same time I release the scroll saw video it's called Jake's Bowl. And absolutely I'm just about finished up with a bowl with a hole. Which is done with resin. And I'm finishing up a video on some knife handles made of resin. Hopefully they'll both be coming out Monday or Tuesday next week at the latest. The only three places that I could recommend for walnut. Would be. Houston hardwood lumber. On 34th Street in Houston. Are Clarks hardwood lumber. In the Heights off of I-10 and studemont. Are any of the woodcrafter stores. But all their prices have gone up. And how good it is to hear from you I always love hearing from you. And yes I'm going to be concentrating mostly on wooden resin projects in the upcoming future that's what I enjoy doing the most. And I'm so glad you reached out my friend thank you very very much. From Doug
Great idea, but what if the scroll saw doesn't have the fastening attachment for the blades like yours does? Mine doesn't, maybe I can find a refit device...
Hello Bob my friend how are you doing. Thank you for reaching out my friend thank you very much, There is a very very good aftermarket company Call pegas. That makes after market scroll saw clamps. You can find them on Amazon. They make a very good quality aftermarket blade mount. I've actually bought them to replace my factory mount clamps. I don't know the brand of your scroll saw, But they do Sell them by what saw they fit. I hope that helps you buddy ,and if I can ever answer anything don't ever hesitate to ask. From Doug
@@fleetswoodshop3339 Thanks, I'll check it out!
@@bobicard2503 THANK YOU MY FRIEND
Is there anyway to replace the sandpaper on the “bought” strips with the plastic ends you showed? Or even mounting/gluing new paper to the backside that has no grit? Thank you..
Hey there my friend how you doing. No you can't replace it. But you could see it a glue a strip to the backside of it and put it in backwards. You could probably even do that a couple of times. I would think .Great idea buddy.from Doug
Is that the same wood as what is know as pink ivory?
Hey my friend how are you doing. No pink flame as a South African wood it's very soft but very beautiful grain. It's a relation to piranha Pine. Piranha Pine has a very nice grain but pink flame has a much prettier grain. Pink Ivory is mostly found in Venezuela and Guatemala. And it's a very hard tight grain wood. But you have a very good eye for suggesting that. Pink Ivory is also very very rare I haven't been able to acquire a sample of it as of yet. And thank you so much for watching and asking I truly and sincerely appreciate that. From Doug
@@fleetswoodshop3339 I have a couple pieces of pink ivory. Bought some scrap trimmings from Cook Woods in Oregon when I was there. Made a couple bottle stoppers. It was nice wood to turn. I plan to glue up some of the scraps with other woods. I have one small board, but have not decided yet what to do with it.
That is so great to hear you're a fellow Turner my friend. It's one of my favorite Passions. I've turned a lot of would. But I don't think I've ever turned any Pink Ivory. I can only imagine it would turn very nicely. Shoot me some pictures when you get a chance I'd love to see them. My email is in the show more section of any video. And great to hear back from you. from Doug
@@fleetswoodshop3339 Can not send bottle stopper pics of pink ivory. Stoppers gifted to a friend before Covid.
I can understand that my friend I give away everything I make too. And since we've talked I went and looked. I have so many species of wood at the time we were speaking yesterday I didn't realize it but I do have a piece of Pink Ivory. I'll try and make a point of shooting a snapshot in it in the next video I'm working on two of them at the moment. And great to hear from you again from Doug