Hi Ray, since you’ve saved me some $ and have been such a help to me w my Keurig twice, I thought I’d share something w you. My nephew in NY got his CNC about 6 months ago. He built (to code) a soundproofed shed for it, complete w AC/heat, vacuum etc. and hasn’t stopped since. In a short time. Starting a a Powertool rack, now He’s on TH-cam, Etsy, and FB marketplace, starting small and now building stands( lemonade, cotton candy, cookie pops) stands for personal and commercial use! He goes under Duck Duck Wood. And he’s got some tutorials I think you’d like. He’s clear and concise… like you! Thought you might like him!
@@HouseDoctorRay a I have to admit… he’s a perfectionist to the nth degree. He’s been known to rip up almost a whole room of wood planked flooring because he wasn’t happy with a couple of boards.He’s licensed as a home inspector, so that’s a good thing. And his perfectionism is good for the consumer, too! (As you can relate, yourself.)
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Hi Ray, since you’ve saved me some $ and have been such a help to me w my Keurig twice, I thought I’d share something w you. My nephew in NY got his CNC about 6 months ago. He built (to code) a soundproofed shed for it, complete w AC/heat, vacuum etc. and hasn’t stopped since. In a short time. Starting a a Powertool rack, now He’s on TH-cam, Etsy, and FB marketplace, starting small and now building stands( lemonade, cotton candy, cookie pops) stands for personal and commercial use! He goes under Duck Duck Wood. And he’s got some tutorials I think you’d like. He’s clear and concise… like you! Thought you might like him!
Thanks, I just watched a few of his videos. He's got a new subscriber!
@@HouseDoctorRay had a feeling you’d like him!
He gets a lot done in that little space!
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I have to admit… he’s a perfectionist to the nth degree. He’s been known to rip up almost a whole room of wood planked flooring because he wasn’t happy with a couple of boards.He’s licensed as a home inspector, so that’s a good thing. And his perfectionism is good for the consumer, too! (As you can relate, yourself.)
Very nice video! Did you figure out a way to eliminate the color bleeding of he epoxy after you sanded at 10:24?
I haven't tried it since but next time I'll probably try sanding sealer before pouring the epoxy.