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I came here from your article about workbench height and health. Trying to figure mine out now, though mine would be more for general woodworking with both hand and power tools. Where did you end up on the height of yours? Oh, and how tall are you? Just kind of curious if I'm on the right track with mine, and the more data points the better.

This is awesome!

But I thought oil is bad for wood

Мусорный пакет в баке не перекрывает патрубок датчика загрязнения фильтра...?

Where does the walnut oil come into the mix?

Wow! So Helpful! All three points!

Hi, Very, very helpful. I live near Birmingham, Alabama. Ever Clear is available here. But, there are 3 bottles that they sell that look like yours, each with different proofs. One proof was very high, like 198%. What proof of Ever Clear am I supposed to buy? What exactly does your bottle say? Thanks much! I appreciate you. David Lee

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Thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Lots of good advice. I'm still very early on my path to becoming a "luthier". My first project was a ukulele kit, which I'm still working on as I have the time, from a well know guitar parts supplier and the sides were twisted. I was going to use the sides and force them into position but decided I didn't want that added stress to the body. While it might not have ever been an issue, I didn't want it to become one so I swapped it out for another kit and moved on with my build. I'm glad chose to swap out the kit because I wouldn't want the thought that it might come apart in the back of my mind.

Thanks so much for this video it really helps

I'm curious, who taught you?

Thank you for these layers of reflection. I find it very useful in many areas 😊

Very helpful!

I decided to find Everclear for my solvent and I'm glad I did. When I bought this bottle of Everclear it was really cheaper than what the denatured alcohol was that I had to order. I learned to use shellac in the early 70s when I was in high school woodworking. Back then we had a great selection of ready to use shellac products. I live in the Texas panhandle and now, in 2024, premixed shellac is almost as scarce as hen's teeth. The big box stores are selling finishes that look like wood is covered in plastic. That is OK for countertops or table tops but when I spend money for figured wood I want it to look like wood and not plastic.

Did you De-Tention that screw cap before increasing the depth of cut? I just got a Quangsheng block plane and had trouble with the depth adjuster. I thought if i de-tentioned the screw cap, it may skew the blade. But i guess you just barely take the pressure off, just enough so the deoth adjustment works? Thank you for this video!

is it important for solid body electric guitars with nitro finish also? or more for acoustic and hollow body? my condo is around 30-35% most of the time, is that bad?

Thank you! This was very useful. Too much information on the web that just confuses. I've seen people use silk for the outer layer. Do you have experience with this? Does it make a difference vs cotton T-Shirts.

I just wear a 3M respirator and sweep up my dust when I'm finished, or use my shop vac. If I install one of those big dust collectors, instead of mounting that bag to it, I'll just run an exhaust pipe through my garage wall and let the dust fly out the back of the garage. I live in a rural area and the worst that can happen is I wind up with a big pile of sawdust behind the garage which I can use for stuff like filling in holes in the yard from moles, etc.

I was hoping you would get to your pattern makers vice, and I wonder if you have any thoughts over it and the StewMac version ? I'm starting into guitar repare.

So, you sprayed Nitro, and hand French polished with Shellac, then Shellac is the better option from both?

Excellent and detailed video! Just a question. Can you share us with your experience on binding electric guitar fingerboards? Thank you!

I can tell this guy does quality work by looking at how he has his tools organized on the wall. Attention to detail.

Awesome video thanks!

Are you the actor who played the prince role in Enchanted?

$2000 really StewMac? Just ripping people off. Gad I got mine from LMI before he retired $600

Watch the full video here: ua-cam.com/video/g1FlKmVpzxE/v-deo.html Check out the StewMac Side Bending Machine here: stewmac.sjv.io/AWvM6N

Thank you!

Questions for you. How's your Oneida SuperCell treating you? Just curious after 4 years..

Cool video man

I know next to nothing about guitar making. I found this video looking for some details about this specific Oneida system. But I must say your level of detail is amazing along with the density of information presented. You both showed and discussed aspects of this system that I haven't seen in other videos. It was almost eerie how you covered many of my questions about the internal layout and operation of the machine. And the really awesome part is you didn't take 60 minutes to do it. Overall a job very well done, thanks!

Clever clamping design, I guess it’s unfortunate for them having to price it so high ,2700$ in Canada.

Talk ....

Stopped in at Rockler yesterday and started getting the parts of this same build for my basement shop. Thanks for the great video. One tip I learned there was for the plastic bag. Since they are reusable, glue a small magnet (like a flexible fridge magnet) along the top edge to hold the bag in place while you position it over the canister.

had a festool sander replaced it with a dewalt fits nicer in the hand

Are you suit on your hair :))

I've seen microscope fotographs of scraped and sanded wood. The scraped wood had open pores, whereas the sanded wood had fluffy fibers on the edges of the pores. It was suggested that the sanded surface was therefore easier to pore-fill... do you agree? And is there a difference in the end result, either visually or sonically?

Thanks so much your the best

This really helps thanks

This really helped thanks so much!

That was the best video I’ve ever watched on side bending thanks

Thank you Tom, for making these videos and sharing your knowledge. You always think of everything and take care to explain it as well. You're the best! Love your newsletters too!

That was super-helpful. They’re making it sound like it’s going to be pretty expensive, but perhaps worth it.

Awesome video!! Thank you.

Thank you for sharing this info

This is a very good caster, we are a caster factory, if you need friends can contact me.

Excellent job describing and demonstrating techniques. I found it very soothing. Thanks!

you didn't pick something smaller because you wanted to show off your ridiculously cool jig haha😂

I just found that you can get 99.97% (200 proof) ethanol from USA Lab. It's expensive (1 gallon for $80 bucks which includes the 27 per gallon excise tax) but it's as pure as you get, and it has no odor. I am loving this video series, thank you so much for your time.

Do you have a video of you getting a burr on that scraper?