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Agreed! I should not have given up! I don't in this one...th-cam.com/video/bulOzelA4CU/w-d-xo.htmlsi=cE-oj43qK1oeTZyy

You should! With a face on the end cap

@@JDUB-Woodworks omg yessss.

Ya I heard

Hey Scott!! Indeed…I’m 75% artist and 25% craftsman!!! lol, thanks for being here!!

I have never used the premier function before so thought I'd try it out.

So it's not a LIVE? ​@JDUB-Woodworks

@@AmyJo143 nope...I already uploaded but I checked the premier box just to see

Hey Cheryl!! What part of the globe are you from?? Thanks for watching...i will do me best to answer your questions. (1) GRIT- so depending on the condition of the wood I may start with 60 grit if really course or rough....I would then work my way up to 320....if the wood is already fairly smooth I might start with 120 then work through 180 and so forth up to 320. (2) BLEACH- so this is a topic of much discussion...well for me it depends on how I am going to use the final piece, what condition its currently in, etc. I do not do driftwood for aquariums and there is a whole different process for that. What I typically do if its really nasty is power-wash. If I am going to use a grinder or 60 grit, I might skip cleaning all together and reevaluate once I get it cleaned up.... (3) STAIN...I do not use "stain" but do use oils and different types of oils and sealers to get the look I want. I like to bring out the natural color of wood so I avoid the stain. (4) STAIN cont'd... if you do want to stain it, then stain after final sand. ...I think you will have better results with TUNG OIL- BEESWAX- LINSEED OIL- etc... I hope all this helps and thank you again from Central Texas!!

Hey Karen...I probably should have asked first...hope you don't mind. Ya I thought about router as well but just in case it didn't work I till wanted clean pieces for something else. Hope all is well!!

Thank you for watching!! Have an amazing week!!

Good morning!!! Thank you so much!!! This was a lot of fun for me.

Thank you so much AJ!!! I love this piece!!

For real!! Have an amazing week!!!

I hope you don't mind!! You keep me going!! Cheers!

@@JDUB-Woodworks don’t mind at all , not sure I am a hippie when it comes to certain things, but the vibe is good enough to say partial hippie but more boho. Ha ha ha

@@AmyJo143 ya that's what I meant!! Just chill laid back vibe!! Have a great week

@@JDUB-Woodworks you as well brother!

Burn it!!

@@JDUB-Woodworks I do love a good fire 🔥

Hey there!! Thanks for watching!! I am familiar with those tools but have never thought about using them. I'm 80% artist and 20% craftsman!! Cheers!!

@@JDUB-Woodworks So wie ich.. --- Es ist seltsam: Wenn ich mit Handwerkzeugen beginne, mach ich mit Handwerkzeugen weiter. Wenn ich mit elekrischen Powercarving Geräten beginne, dann mach ich mit Powercarving Geräten weiter.. Das geht den meisten anderen auch so. Aber inzwischen versuche ich diese dumme Grenze in meinem Kopf zu überschreiten und beide Methoden zu mischen. Es lohnt sich. Allerdings ist es aufwendig, sich mit schärfen und der Technik der Handwerkzeuge langsam vertraut zu machen... Ich wünsch noch viel Freude beim Gestalten! Danke für die Videos!

so true my friend. Keep me posted on your work. What part of the Globe do you live?

@@JDUB-Woodworks In Deutschland

@@urmelausdemeis3495 awesome!! Take great care and stay in touch!!

Hey John !! Thanks for checking out the channel!! JAWHORSE!!! I love this thing!! Hope you secure one!!

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for checking out the channel!!

Ya trying something new

Can't wait!

Thank you so much

Awesome!! Thank you and please continue your journey! I hope you find other videos on my channel that will help!!

Too kind ...really!

Will do

Thank you!! We love the way it looks with the pumpkins and candles!!

@@JDUB-Woodworks yes, perfect for the coming season! I love pumpkins. My house is decorated in them all year round.

@@TheKarenKeener well it's 100 degrees here in central Texas today BUT...fall is coming hopefully.

Hey there!! I like the polycrylic ...it's water based and I used it over another piece with grey patina and it works well. If I sand on small pieces I use Dremel or just do the best I can with my hand

⁠@@JDUB-Woodworksooh…good tip w the Dremel!

TY!

Much appreciated!

Ya that one was fun!! I'm running out of room!!

Ahh! Yes! I always saw a fish of some sort..even though I try not to do that. The piece has a way of speaking to us....I find comfort in that. Take care.

Hey Karen!! Thanks for watching!!! That is a brilliant idea and I will certainly try it.

That’s a great suggestion. It’s kinda like you capitalize on the fact that it broke and don’t hide it at all.

not for a grinder, but they do have them for a Dremel. I just never used it.

@@JDUB-Woodworks I have to find that.

@@JDUB-Woodworks I will have to look for those. Then they may clear out narrower caverns in the wood pieces.

That’s a great compliment thank you so much. I try to keep it natural most of the time once you get a few pieces completed. Make sure and share them. I’d love to see what you did.

The Ogden rivers in Utah, correct?

@@JDUB-Woodworks yes, Utah. It’s nice that we live on the river so I just walk out my back door and can collect wood daily that would otherwise become a fire hazard for the local forest and homes. It’s a win win.

Good morning Sis!!!

I would like to get in front of more kids as well as seniors! Let them participate and create

Thank you Stefano!! Hope y’all are doing well!

@@JDUB-Woodworks yes everything is fine!🙏🏻 Hope to share with you some driftwoods works as soon as possible!

Triangle picture hook- stainless with 1/2 inch wood screws

@@JDUB-Woodworks Hey, thanks or the reply. I was hoping to see how it looks hung on a wall - at an angle, straight, horizontal .... Great work and vision. Thank you.

At the very end of the video I have a quick image of it hanging… after I “sign off” there is a pic… thanks so much

@@JDUB-Woodworks Thanks JDUB. I'll go and look it out.

@@JDUB-Woodworks Found the video and see the ending with it hanging. Great piece. No wonder you are pleased with kit.

you are certainly welcome and thank you for checking out my videos and my channel. I do not delete bleach my Driftwood however I recognize that in some uses it’s needed. I don’t mind the different tones of the wood on one piece even if I’m not putting a sealant on it because it’s perfect really. You might try a higher grit sandpaper and just do it by hand very gently. Let me know how that works out for you.

Thanks mate, I will give that a go.

Hello Me Again!! I need to introduce you to this professor in Canada who does some off the chain 3-D printing!! ....wats up Brother!!

@@JDUB-Woodworks Getting a video ready for up load

More of an instructional video…less entertaining but good overall

@@JDUB-Woodworks it was a big ole mess today indeed 💪🏼

weird for sure

Busted!!

I appreciate that!

Awww!! Thank you so much! I'm pretty pumped. Maybe you should start the festil up there!! Come on you can do it!!

@@JDUB-Woodworks well IDK about that , but I will really love you to share with us some of the festival.

@@jennymora5211 I certainly will

I have thought about it however- did not want to purchase a blaster and go through all that....but sure that could prevent some of the vibrations that expand the cracks already there. Its a process....

@@JDUB-Woodworks I have a sandblasting cabinet I use, I can make regular branches into fake driftwood. For my mounts.

@@JurplasticWorldDioramas nice thinking!! I imagine it provides a good sand blown look for sure.

Ya that is a great suggestion and I have worked with fiberglass in the past...may include that one next time around

Mind blowing

Oh man thank you so much!! It was a test!

@@JDUB-Woodworks I liked the idea to shape the wood carving holes in it😉