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It is so convenient to be able to take a leak while your driving. Especially when you consider how nasty roadside men's rooms are.

I think most will agree that epoxy is better than CA last longer stronger not as brittle, etc. there is a five minute epoxy and I don’t know how it compares to regular epoxy, but I am using whatever epoxy I can get a hold of and mixing it with a product called fillet Which is a super fine sawdust like filler designed to mix with epoxy and thicken it which looks better than sawdust sands better than sawdust and I think it’s just overall superior to CA glue, which I don’t trust to be strong in the long run sold by West company to their boaters customers who use it to get a few more years out of Weatherwood by filling in all the cracks

Would wood filler be OK?

will this hold a miller 110 mig, and a large tank? This might exceed it's weight rating

Beautiful work, i don't know what the market is like in usa for Brown Furniture,but i UK,vslue dropped like a stone about 15years ago. Can get some beautiful pieces for nearly nothing.

I make CNC carved ornaments, 95% of my materials is recycled/upcycled from furniture. It's already shrunk, it's stable, & usually straight & flat. It's better than it going to dump!

Doesn't Festool track ome with a square and clamp to stop anything moving during cut?

What type of glue was in the tube?

Wow, blows my mind and changes my world on how to do some repairs. Love this. Thank you for the video.

Thank you!

You ever tried it on rust welded bolts? Got a downpipe I’m trying to get off my 03 Duramax and it’s a pain in the rear, I’ve tried all kinds of penetrating fluids.

makita is top notch product.

Ngl ive never masked up, I live off pb blaster and gasoline

Hard to argue with that kind of chest hair.

That's some nice looking casing

Great idea. Extremely helpful. I hate epoxy fills. New subscriber.

How long in general does it take for CA Glue to dry completely such that you can use a vacuum to suck-in loose waste particles? How do you most efficiently create saw dust? Sander on Compressed wood? What is the best way to buy CA Glue in quantity? Anyone can answer these questions if they like

It’s on sale for $40 now, but it only takes one tank. How do you secure the welder to the cart?

Never thought of it but love the idea.

Thanks Jeff. Straight to the point.

Finally, a reason not to kill a wasp!

It's a Bull Nose! Kool Beans!? ....Not! Party on Wane Lol. Ooh he said it's made from Bear Steel. Now i see it. as if. Just kidding dude

Old school. Concrete for sure!!!

I HEARD THE WORD SHELLAC YESTERDAY AND GOOGLED IT..I'm in love..❤❤

So beautiful

I remember my father's old mazda b2000 that had rusted floor boards as bad or worse than i seen here. He replaced them with the outer jacket from an old water heater, and held it together with rivets. 🤣 Better than braking Fred Flinstone style. 😂 He drove it until the metal around both hinges on the door rusted off. 🤣

will hide glue bond to the super glue?

This guy has the enhanced ankle ventilation mod.

I’m a wood working nut, and this was a cool trick!

1 3/4 not 1 1/2

What size tank is that?

Building a custom coffee table for a customer, had some cracks in my joints. I was very upset because it looked like shit, but this saved the whole job. Amazing tip I will take it with me the rest of my carpentry days.

You can’t be serious when you said fiberglass…. 😂😂😂

I think it removes surface rust which the scrubbing and water could have done

I think if you’re building products or a professional welder, you’d need a proper welding table. I look at this as a home handyman welding table that is used occasionally. It isn’t meant for heavyweight, professional welding .

Making a big (4'x9') interior barn door (closing off bath from bedroom)... I'm not skilled at anything besides rough carpentry (where small gaps aren't a huge deal), and so I was excited to find and try this technique. I found it filled the gaps very nicely. However, removing the dried glue has been a lot of work. I've been sanding for hours and I'm still worried that when I stain it, the stain will look funky if/where I failed to get rid of traces of glue. In retrospect I'm not sure that letting the glue dry and cure before removing is a best practice. I've been reading tips about removing glue ASAP because it comes off easier before it is cured. Thus, I wish I'd maybe tried removing the excess by scraping it off with a chisel or wiping it off with a rag and denatured alcohol. Any feedback about that? I can see that if the glue isn't cured the wedge may move as you chisel off the excess. But, really, this glue removal is a huge pain. Might be worth the risk. Also, my door is supposed to be a rustic piece when finished, i.e. the boards haven't been planed for uniformity. So, in some sections a portion of a board is a bit higher than the adjoining board. Filling a gap here -- Ugh! The dried glue issue becomes especially difficult because it's essentially in a crevice--hard to get at. I'd offer a hint of: Do whatever is needed to sand/plane the adjoing surfaces before glueing in a wedge. Anyway, glue issues notwithstanding, thanks for the tip! I'm anxious to get on with the staining and see how it turns out.

Would you sell me your dust bag? Please

I use this stuff wrks well on freightliner trucks

Turning that nozzle 1/4 turn isn’t a spray? How weird.

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I have a 5 ft x 7 ft 1.5 inch thick Douglas fir table that developed two full length cracks that run 7ft and 1.5 in deep. These deep cracks are not straight either. They run along an in and out pattern. What do you recommend.

Honestly Regular distilled white vinegar in my experience has worked better on rust than all the rust removers ive tried so far. I cant help but to laugh at most of these products that claim to eliminate rust, while telling you that you need to clean the rust off before use of the product that claims to remove it.... Ive left stuff soaking in clr and similar solutions for more then a day after scrubbing with ok results. However when i put the same parts into vinegar for a couple hours, the shine comes back to the metal with nothing more that a toothbrush. Honestly between the price point and how well they work, ill have to stick with vinegar for alot of situations. .

Rust converters are better

Not worth bringing home in my opinion. Try some Krud Kutter Rust version. That product works.

Interesting video, thanks. (BTW, more viscous means thicker / less runny. You should be saying “less viscous”, i.e., thinner / more runny.). Cheers.

Great idea, will make my project look super.

Kia Ora & Good Evening from Auckland, New Zealand …great video bro …

what do you mean by spraying the wood and popping the grain?

skill saw because you can make a wooden table for it using the skill saw to make a table saw. Second tool wood be a strong hand router you can use it with a flush cut bit to process long plywood as well but most importantly to give a refined edge to furniture once its assembled. Third tool would be an impact I think you need three tools bare minimum.

This is nice and small! I have the Milwaukee 8” metal saw. Also a great saw for more heavy duty stuff. I’ve cut up to 1 1/4 thick with it. It’s bulky and hard to see nice, heavy. But a good saw when you need it.