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Are you still making your boards? Do you sell your boards and if so do you have an unfinished price? Looks like you have all the right tools to make them which is key. Your videos are very well made and very informative. Thank You

At the 2 minute mark of your video, you are using the Kreg jig. Which guide holes are you using? 1 & 2? 1 & 3? Your videos and advice are extremely appreciated by the Collective!

Thanks a ton!

How did you ensure alignment? I kind of liked the multi screen

Damn, you are so good and confident. I think, at least for anyway, you make it look way too easy 😂. If you make legs without a brace, it’s really easy. Adding the brace mainly for looks and some rigidity is the hard part. Equal angles of the boards is the hard part. You showed sanding down the leg rests to attain equal angles but not how you measure or equate the two leg angles. I’m a retired civil engineer and probably obsess on accuracy…😉

On the website it says 47.5”. In the video you say 47.25”

All collective videos are great! I just finished my second set. I’m in Reno NV, hot day temperatures and under 10% humidity. I now do my finishing in morning with temps under 70. I’ve used thinner coats but will have to try your heavier method so it stays fully wet before I stop brushing. I use Polycrylic. Any extra tips for such dry conditions? Is your brand of finish better? Thank you

I can't seem to get past air bubbles when using polycrylic and poly urethane, any tips???

Great video!

Thanks for a great video! I’m finishing my second set of boards. I’m amazed how easy you make it look drilling through your side boards free hand. I’m finding variation in the holes angle from side to side will make the crossbrace not fit flat on each leg.

Once you get it finished with the stain do you need to seal it with anything to help protect it from weather if left outside? Also did you pull off the vinyl while the stain was wet or wait until it is dry. Just purchased my first set and wanting to put out initials (both of ours are the same once married) and use at our wedding.

Would this method of sealing work over sharpie?

I use a 6 inch hole saw. I don't know why people have so much trouble with it? They might be pushing down too hard? I use little down pressure, cut halfway down. Flip the board over & cut the rest. No tear out...easy peasy. 😉

Great video series! What is the price in 2024 for a Raider board set as shown here?

The "semi-gloss" at the end...is that different than the polyurethane you showed in the beginning?

What type of vinyl are you using for your stencils?

Do you lightly stain the entire board and then put the stencil down and make the image a darker stain? If I did this should I use the gel stain for all of it?

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Awesome video Scott! When you were aligning the mountain stencil over the MOSS you already did were you eyeballing it or did you have registration marks? Also what was the clear transfer tape you used? I've only seen the white. Sorry last question. What vinyl software you use and was it hard to learn?

I have a stencil I was planning on using but this looks way better to prevent bleed through. Do you sell this sticker stencil?

Nice 👍🏻 does it matter what direction you cut the plywood for the side rails?

First of all love your videos and thanks. I've just fully stained my boards and will be applying stencils so I can paint. Should I apply stencils right on the stained board and paint or add a coat of poly first before stencil/paint.

This video might have been only 1 hr if alot of the BS talking was left out. To me this video got very boring.

Damn love this so much!!!

Super helpful. Thank you.

Did you do this all in one day or was this multiple days

I’ve made a wooden rail jig. I like your idea better. Thank you.

Is it possible to use a glass enamel paint and get a slick? Enough surface, or can you go over the gloss? Enamel paint with polyuresin the enamel paint is an oil base

I’ve also seen a free hand method of “painting” an image with dark gel stain onto light wood, waiting for it to dry and then staining over the whole piece with ether a lighter stain or dark stain over everything to give it uniformity

Great job and tutorial. I just finished my first set and it came out great! Question. How do you finish the sides and legs? I was thinking of exterior paint or maybe colored stain. Your thoughts.

Thank you great tutorial! I ended up getting spar urethane oil base because all of the water based polyurethane said interior on the can. I haven't applied it yet. Can the poly be used for exterior? Thanks again!

Love these. Question about the friction blocks to keep the boards together. My support board is just off enough that the two boards don't match perfectly for the friction blocks the way you describe. Rather than fitting the blocks tightly on either side of the brace, would placing them further apart still achieve the same effect of clamping the boards together? I imagine the boards could slide a bit length-wide but they'd probably hold together for the most part. Not ideal but do you foresee a big issue? Thanks so much for all your videos.

The camera is so far away no idea of what the. Odors look like. Useless video

I think I understand how the poly would seal the stain, and allow application of the new color, but I'm not sure how the stain would properly under the coat of poly.

Do you stain the rest of the frame and legs or do you just do a poly coat on it or just leave it?

Great video! What's the link for the wood plugs on Amazon. It's linked to a miter saw.😅

Great camera work

This is the first complete and practical set of instructions I've been able to find. I wish I had found it before I built and finished my first board. Thanks.

How did you keep the stain from bleeding under the vinyl?

Do you finish the legs while they are attached to the frame or do you remove them before you finish them?

I thought about three crosscuts for the four boards Never thought about grain direction

Im going to b painting my first set this week this video inspired me!

Thanks for your great videos. I’ve made several boards using your technique and had great results. This time however instead of poly I used epoxy resin on the tops and they turned out really nice. I think I want to apply several coats of poly to protect the finish from scratches and I was wondering if you had any tips for me. Such as water based or oil base poly and how many coats. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

Love the boards. I been debating on staining with multiple stains. Any advice?

What angle are the legs cut at

Scott, I’m late to the show, but I intended to make some boards for the first time this weekend thinking I had a plan….. until I watched this! Well done.

This is fantastic!!!!

You ever try to use the Baltic birch as the frame? That would be a nice look I think with the end grain exposed.

I just attempted my first set went well so far until the hold low saw slipped but I have a light ring so it doesn't really matter. Idk that I'd build another set I'd rather just purchase once and be done

I'm impressed on all the info you give. It helps to know the details