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I don't understand why you worked so hard to make it exactly square. I thought that it might be so that it sat in your chuck better for drilling, but then you did the drilling on a drill press. I could understand making the ends square so that you get a straight one on a drill press. But, it seems like extra work if you are just going to turn it round on the lathe.

Thanks for sharing 👍

Jeff, I am trying to replicate what you did, but i dont seem to have a bull nose live center. I am wondering what kind of live center piece you used.

One thing I noticed on all pressure vessel lids is that the open threaded end of the valve assembly is facing directly downwards. Upon restoring ambient pressure the air rushes at taifun speeds throug that very open end, blowing the resin outwards. The reason is simple: There is no deflection unit anywhere. Adding a simple deflector disc will cannel the air in all directions across the surface area of your lid before being redirected downwards the vessel chamber wall, greatly reducing the airspeed and force applied. This will also prevent lightweight objects being tossed and justled uncontrollably. I have seen food-grade vaccuum chambers equipped with cover plate on the inlet port that prevent F5 tornado speeds inside the chamber as the vaccuum is destroyed.

WHAT IS THAT THIN YELLOW TAPE CALLED

Would you recommend can spray paint? I do not have an air brush 😢

where did you get the plans to build the ying and yang box?

Nice video

I’m sorry, did you use a chalk marker to weather?

This is what i was looking for! Thank you so much🙏🏻

great job, if you ever have a problem with the fabric wearing out or tearing around the screw, trying either melting a hole with a hot screw or a small grommet. The magnet switch is a great idea.

Nice! Did you sand before finishing? And how many coats of poly?

I have a similar issue but with a problem: the peaked roof of a birdhouse. I can’t figure out how to clamp it. Maybe drive 3 screws in at the peak as a base for the clamp?

Nice. I'd say the only thing missing is a scope but that's just my aesthetic sense. Good use of plumber's epoxy; I might try that.

Cool

what size nails did you use for the anchor to concrete?

namaste

How did you know that I put a wooden cutting board in the dishwasher and now I'm panicking because it was $100

Very nicely done. A contractor would have charged over 20k

Very nice, really like the floor nice color 😁

Nice!

Nice build, looks awesome!

GOOD THING YOU HAD YOUR GLUE MANAGER ON SITE TO SUPERVISE!!

Late to the party, but what kind of latex did you use? I got two types for masking and it’s too runny to do anything with. Great video by the way!

Thank you so much, I really appreciate it. Glad you're enjoying my video and a nice glass! My son is largely painting miniatures these days, exploring new skills with that. He's @markmarxmakes on Instagram if you'd like to see what he' up to.

Hey Jeff, nice to see a new video. Always enjoy your videos and projects. Its your son still making the cool RP helmets and other gear? Enjoying a nice glass of German Bacchus tonight with your video.

Get yourself a bacon press 👍

Awesome!

Brother, dearest, please use a respirator, and GLOVES. You do not want this on your skin. Stay safe and thanks for the video

Very nice video! It would be helpful if you had a list of everything used, sandpaper, finish, paint type, etc. Thanks! 👍

Just about over my head as a newbie. I would appreciate losing the music and adding some commentary for rookies. But hey, who am I.

Excellent piece of work. Where did you get your wood stamp from. Thanks

So cool!

Awesome video, go birds!

Have you ever used danish oil on the corks as well as the wood box trim.

Great job!

I have the same damage to my pool legs. can I put an order in for a set of wooded legs?

Nice beskar'gam

And the kitchen door is back in business. Thanks Jeff

And the kitchen door is back in business. Thanks Jeff

Looks amazing man, what was the first yellow tape you were using. I can never get my lines as good as yours

What size are you cutting need to say how long and where to cut

you should use the body of a pressure cooker i think.

Creative video, thanks :)

That's amazing great job dude

A proper cast iron skillet will have nothing at all stuck to the bottom. And you can clean with a bit of water and rag.

Always use ammonia when restoring and cleaning a rusty old cast iron or carbon steel pan it's how they put the bluing on the pan that black/blie isn't "seasoning" its a layer of special oxidation that is a reaction the ammonia causes that protects the metal and makes it more able to take the seasoning...its the same method they used to blue gun barrels back then! Using the grinder took all the oxidation off the outside of the pan and it will never season properly if you don't restore it!

Nice video but i found that the factory finish on my new Lodge skillets was just fine. I was able to cook most foods including eggs without even reseasoning. The key is start with a preheated pan. I think all the extra work is great but just not for me. Thanks for a great video.

What did you use for the weathering markings that peeled off so easily

If you have used for a while you will learn that the hole (if in the top) should be on the side. If you have a large container of resin and then open to allow air back in, if that "blows" on the product, it can splash all over the interior. That was MY mistake. Good video though, and why my next one may be purchased. 🙂