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Busk It Barn
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เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 25 เม.ย. 2010
A Colorado dad getting things done DIY style! Working hard to create a better life on a budget.
Busk It: To do something as well as you can, without much preparation.
- DIY projects / How To's / Tutorials
- Refinishing/Refurbishing
- CNC wood carving / CNC woodworking business
- Running a small woodworking business
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Busk It: To do something as well as you can, without much preparation.
- DIY projects / How To's / Tutorials
- Refinishing/Refurbishing
- CNC wood carving / CNC woodworking business
- Running a small woodworking business
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How to Make Half Lap Joints with a Router || Woodworking Jig
In this video I'll show you how to make half lap joints with a router and a home-made jig / woodworking jig. The process is super simple and you don't need expensive woodworking tools to do it (except, of course, a router). A home made jig (I'll show you how to make), a straight router bit, and a pneumatic nailer are all you'll need.
Half lap joints (or just lap joints) can be used in all kinds of furniture design and woodworking. in this case, it's for a piece of Montessori furniture I'm making. Once you learn the basics of this simple wood joint, there are a lot more variations that be used for a ton of different applications. hopefully you like this woodworking trick!
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Products I use (affiliates):
- Dust mask - RZ Masks: www.awin1.com/cread.php?awinmid=24281&awinaffid=1108853
- Get a TH-cam thumbnail, editing help, website design, etc. on Fiverr : go.fiverr.com/visit/?bta=325672&brand=fiverrcpa
Tools used in this video (NOT AFFILIATED but great additions to your workshop):
- Bosch Router - 1617 EVS: www.boschtools.com/us/en/boschtools-ocs/fixed-base-routers-1617evs-27717-p/
- Bosch 3/4 In. x 1 In. Carbide-Tipped Double-Flute Top-Bearing Straight Trim Router Bit: www.boschtools.com/us/en/boschtools-ocs/carbide-tipped-top-bearing-straight-trim-bits-85682mc-40960-p/
- Bostitch 3-Tool/Compressor Combo Kit: www.bostitch.com/products/tools/construction-tools/combo-kits/3toolcompressor-combo-kit/btfp3kit
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#halflap #halflapjoint #woodjoinery #joinery #woodworking #diyprojects #lapjoint woodworking business, workshop home workshop woodworking tips woodworking shop woodworking projects montessori bed how to use a router home workshop bosch 1617 evs bosch tools
Half lap joints (or just lap joints) can be used in all kinds of furniture design and woodworking. in this case, it's for a piece of Montessori furniture I'm making. Once you learn the basics of this simple wood joint, there are a lot more variations that be used for a ton of different applications. hopefully you like this woodworking trick!
Etsy: buskitbarn.etsy.com
Instagram: buskitbarndad
Products I use (affiliates):
- Dust mask - RZ Masks: www.awin1.com/cread.php?awinmid=24281&awinaffid=1108853
- Get a TH-cam thumbnail, editing help, website design, etc. on Fiverr : go.fiverr.com/visit/?bta=325672&brand=fiverrcpa
Tools used in this video (NOT AFFILIATED but great additions to your workshop):
- Bosch Router - 1617 EVS: www.boschtools.com/us/en/boschtools-ocs/fixed-base-routers-1617evs-27717-p/
- Bosch 3/4 In. x 1 In. Carbide-Tipped Double-Flute Top-Bearing Straight Trim Router Bit: www.boschtools.com/us/en/boschtools-ocs/carbide-tipped-top-bearing-straight-trim-bits-85682mc-40960-p/
- Bostitch 3-Tool/Compressor Combo Kit: www.bostitch.com/products/tools/construction-tools/combo-kits/3toolcompressor-combo-kit/btfp3kit
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Instagram: buskitbarndad
Facebook: BuskItBarn/
#halflap #halflapjoint #woodjoinery #joinery #woodworking #diyprojects #lapjoint woodworking business, workshop home workshop woodworking tips woodworking shop woodworking projects montessori bed how to use a router home workshop bosch 1617 evs bosch tools
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How to Paint Carved Wood Signs DIY || Woodworking CNC Project
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Today I show you how to paint a carved wood sign DIY style. Learn how to paint a CNC carved sign step by step without brushes. This really simple painting process makes painting carved sign lettering super quick and easy. No cricut printer cricut maker used. Etsy: buskitbarn.etsy.com Instagram: buskitbarndad Products I Use (affiliates): - Dust mask - RZ Masks: www.awin1.com/cread....
How To Refinish Metal Patio Chairs // Step-by-Step Process
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In this video I show you how to refinish metal patio chairs from rusty to shiny new. A total spend of under $10 a chair! Etsy: buskitbarn.etsy.com Instagram: buskitbarndad Products I Use (affiliates): - Dust mask - RZ Masks: www.awin1.com/cread.php?awinmid=24281&awinaffid=1108853 - Get a TH-cam thumbnail, editing help, website design, etc. on Fiverr : go.fiverr.com/visit/?bta=3256...
DIY Bookcase || Woodworking Weekend Warrior
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Today I built a rocket ship bookcase for my son, Tristan. Learned a few woodworking tricks along the way. Super fun! Etsy: buskitbarn.etsy.com Instagram: buskitbarndad Products I use (affiliates): - Dust mask - RZ Masks: www.awin1.com/cread.php?awinmid=24281&awinaffid=1108853 - Get a TH-cam thumbnail, editing help, website design, etc. on Fiverr : go.fiverr.com/visit/?bta=325672&b...
Should the orignal coat be mostly removed or just scratched up enough for the new coat to stick?
It depends on the condition of the paint you’re covering. You want to remove anything that could crack and flake off, and as much rust as you can if there is any. If the original paint you’re covering is in good condition, you don’t have to do much. With the new paints, like the one I used, they can adhere without roughing the undercoat, as long as it’s clean. Older paint with some years on it, especially in climates that fluctuate in temperature a lot, are likely to crack underneath your new coat if you don’t remove the original paint.
This very informative and funny.
It looked so much more classy and better in matte than glossy.
I agree!
hmmm sitting in a red hot black chair on the deck in summer time, that sounds logical. they were painted white for a reason
Well, they were originally black, so I guess that shows the state they were in if they looked white. We live in Colorado so the max temp is 90 and that’s for about a week out of the year. 🤷🏻♂️
My chairs will be in my condos patio. I only get sun in the AM.
I actually like the matte black look of the primer 😂😂
I do too! The gloss seems to be easier to clean though and appears collect less dirt. But the flat makes it look higher end. You could just buy the flat paint 🤷🏻♂️
wax on wax off
😂
nice video. i would just mask before u carve. easier that way.
Yes, that would have definitely been easier! I was hoping to show a method that could work with hand carving too, but I completely agree that method is easier.
What was that sprayer you put on the can called and where did you get it?
Rustoleum Spray Can Grip. You can buy them at Ace hardware, or online if you don’t have Ace in your area.
Thank you. You made sound simple.
This is a hero
Just come across this looking to restore my furniture you made it look nice and easy thank you!
Nice work S is upside down
Thank you! The S style is just the font design but I agree it does look upside down. Haha
Would this be any easier to do on a router table, or in my case an inverted router hanging from a piece of 3/4 melamine?
Yes, depending on your router table setup and whether you could adjust the depth to the right bit height, you could do it easier with a router table. I would not recommend doing it with a router table unless you have a sled to hold the board against while you make passes. But, with a sled giving you extra control over the board to prevent it from spinning the piece of wood, or ejecting it from the table, you could make the process easier. It also depends on the length of the board and the size of your routers table top. The method I used I was able to make the half lap joints on a 5’ long board, something I would not personally ever try on a router table. Hope that helps and good luck!
@@BuskItBarn This was helpful, thank you. I also noticed that you and others cut your half laps individually instead of together. Does cutting them individually wind up being less work in the end because it seems like you're having to do everything twice.
Nice video. Gonna try it on the patio furniture we have!
The flute took me out 💀 great vid, thanks!
Hi there, how many spray paint can did you use per chair?
I’ve been wanting to get a label printer for my small business for the longest time and finally pulled the trigger. I’m glad I did ! This machine is great th-cam.com/users/postUgkxw55tQTywUAAOsbrlwxONZULry77sFF1Q and the blue/green color matches the rest of the accents in my office. My favorite part is how small the footprint is. It’s less than 1/4 the size of my regular printer.Set up was fairly easy. Seller will email you a link with video instructions Which I found to be more helpful than the written instructions. I use a Mac and had no issues. They even included an adaptor for USB to USB-c which is great because I’m always losing mine! I had a few issues getting the labels to print properly and wasted quite a few sheets. You need to play around with the settings to get everything adjusted just right. If you have the wrong settings, it’ll crop off the edges or feed through blank labels. These aren’t issues with the machine though, just user error.
I'm used to larger, corded routers th-cam.com/users/postUgkxfQ5_mgwq6PcudJvAH25t-I4D-3cTPz4z so this was a different experience for me. Basically, this is an incredibly sweet machine, fits well in the hand, etc. It has slightly less power than I'm used to, but that's understandable. Maneuvering freehand takes some practice. These days, it's especially nice to be able to avoid power cords. This is above the level of a hobbyist but below a pro level.
I totally enjoyed the smooth relaxing spray motion. 😂 Subscribed!
My biggest problem with this technique is dust collection. Man, it makes a mess if you have a bunch of them to do.
The music!! 😂😂😂 great video, thanks!
I used rust reformer ( after sanding off rust) and a month later the rust returned
Why not spray it white after it’s carved then sand it then roll the red. Much better way then wiping the white off. Messy
Great vid regardless, but "Enjoy the soothing effect of the spray" gave me a much-needed laugh today.
Please learn to speak from your diaphragm instead of head voice
What is the weakness of this method?
Painting white over the laquer sealed lettering doesn't make the paint bubble? Is all the spray material latex/water based?
Really liked the way you did your before and after shot towards the end. Had the chair in the exact same spot and had the "transform" effect.
Thank you!
is it a good idea to use a clear sealant after you paint?
I think it would depend on the type of sealant. I use oil-based paints for outdoor furniture, so I suppose as long as it’s oil-based and designed to adhere to oil-based paint, it should work.
You look evil
Would be good to see how the legs fit onto the corner frame.
I dunno. I’m gonna spot scrape and prime and just go with the spray paint. It’s a re-coat and a full priming is just not needed.
I'm sold
after i get them ready to paint i turn them upside down and paint bottoms first then flip over and paint top side and let dry, that way you don't mess up finished coat, powered wire brush is lots faster too good vid thanx!
Great tip!
Great job! Lots of ways to do things and whatever works is fine!
Yes! Thank you!
Lol, the best part of this video is your wife. She’s hilarious 😂
She’s the best
I was wondering why not spray the board red first then do the rest of the steps after the pattern is engraved in.
Why always have to be lemonade at the end? That’s getting old. But good job though
Nice,was that acrylic paint that you used?
Yep, 100% acrylic 👍
Good job
I like the look with just the primer. What primer did you use?
Omg you gave me heart palpitations spraying over the red like that 😳. It came out beautifully but I'm not sure I will brave enough to try that myself. Guess my lettering will all be left natural lol
Haha well, sorry to worry you like that! Give it a trial run on a test piece to build your confidence. 😊
Love this video! Thank you!!!!
Thank you! Please let me know what other summer projects you’re looking at. Love to hear what everyone’s up to!
I have a 5 piece patio project to refinish, you make the process, from start to finish, look so easy. Thank you.
Thanks! It does take some time but it is really simple. You can do it! Let me know how it works out for you.
Nice job. Subscribed
Thanks!
Making lap joints with a router is slooooooooow.
Whats the best way to make a lap joint?
@@ericr154 A faster way is to use a table saw with a dado blade set.
How many chairs do you think you could comfortably do with one can of paint. I don't want to go overboard at the hardware store. My furniture isn't rusty, just faded. I was planning on just scuffing it up with 150 grit sand paper. Do you think that will be enough or should I go a bit rougher?
I think scuffing with 150 is just fine. I used one can per chair after doing the a coat of primer, but I had exposed metal after sanding. So, I think if you want it to look brand new do at least one can per chair, but if your happy doing a light touch up that’s not perfect, you could get away with a little less - maybe 3/4 of a can per chair. Make sure to use a strong sandpaper with 150, don’t get the cheap Ace or Home Depot stuff. I recommend a 3M paper or there’s a small company called Serious Grit that’s cheaper and extremely tough. Good luck!
@@BuskItBarn Thanks, I had some left over 3M 150 grit laying around so I'll use that. I'm not overly fussed with it looking brand new as it's a 10 year old table and chairs. Thanks for the help :)
Love the commentary and music. I feel so zen now! haha
Haha it was pretty zen doing the spraying too!
Awesome method, I need to repaint an address sign and was afraid of accidentally painting the lettering (bare wood), but now I think I'm going to repaint the whole sign and use white inlay as you did. The sponge method is awesome! thanks!