Making a Chestnut Box with a Glass Lid!

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[@keithbaker5042]

Very Nice Box!!

[@zam200864]

Very nicely done

[@artemise1tara3938]

This is a super cool video! Because this is the first "Project" video in your new shop, It's especially cool.

[@aprildegele1510]

As I'm sure you know, when you use wood glue, you can see everywhere you put a gluy finger once you go to finish. There's an easier way to remove the glue residue while not having to sand again. Most of the time in a woodworking project is sanding as you are aware.
White vinegar.
Sand your project to almost finish sanded, then wipe your whole project down with the white glue to find the hidden residue. It will be very apparent like it is when you apply a finish, but you won't have to sand the finish off and sand some more, to redo the finish.
White vinegar will also lift all of the glue out of the grain without raising the grain. Just be careful on the joints. Pat, and wait for the glue to become opaque and scrape off or scrub it out with a shop towel. This also works with globs of glue you didn't manage to remove.
Might have to scrub a little to remove the remaining residue, but that's fine. Just don't flood the joints because if the vinegar dissolves the glue, it will do that IN the joints as well.
Voila! Residue identified and removed without having to find it after you've applied your finish then have to sand and refinish. Let it dry after removal, and THEN do your final sand and apply your finish.
Will save you a lot of time because you won't have an "oops" in your finish. Old cabinet maker's trick.

[@plushblueep]

Nice work, Seth!

[@tom-ss2mn]

Very cool

[@frankjarvie3329]

Seth.. as always, you never cease to amaze me. Love your new shop. I’m beyond impressed with how neat and organized it is. Makes my shop look like the city dump. One question... what brand is your angle finder? I want to get one, but there are so many choices, I want to make sure I don’t buy one that I might later be disappointed with. I know if you like the one you have, that’s the one I want. You don’t know this, but I’ve purchased many of the products you’ve endorsed, and I’ve never been disappointed. I asked you about your Wen planer... you said you never had a problem with your Wen, so I bought the same one, and I love it.
I watch all of your videos Seth, but don’t typically comment because I watch them on my tv with Apple TV, and that doesn’t allow me to like, or leave comments. You are an impressive young woodworker, and as I’ve already said, you never cease to amaze me with your skills, your love of woodworking, and the fact that at 78 years of age, I’ve learned so much from you, starting when you were just fourteen. I watch lots of videos from many makers, much older than you, and they’ve got nothing on you. I would say keep up the good work... but having been following your progress for about two years now... I know that’s a given.

[@scubanplz]

Great video! Very clear and detailed, and impressive finished product.

[@CasualBuilds]

Great job Seth!

[@dscritter614]

Thx 4 the vid Seth. I was looking 4 information about doing a picture frame lid and this was helpful.

[@nosegem-health]

nice!

[@asyapopovain..4635]

Lovely ! Thank u die thus idea Seth! I plan to make such a box to store some spices in.

[@summerrain9058]

I'm just amazed at your skill and knowledge for your age...

[@MCsCreations]

Beautiful work, Seth! Really nice!!! 😃
If I may, I think you need some dog holes in your table, to help fix things on it. Think about that. 😉
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

[@asyapopovain..4635]

“u for this idea”

[@zachdavis5834]

I love the tea box! Do you possibly have the dimensions, or plans available somewhere online? Would it be possible to get them for my own build?

[@TetraCNC]

Nice Job Seth... One question Do you think its a good idea to use that pencil with the metal end on a Saw Stop?? Just thinking it would suck to lose a blade and break because of it.

[@seths_custom_creations]

Richard Sell the wood in the pencil isn’t conductive. That’s all I’m touching.

[@egorbiletskiy2950]

My adventure with the tree began with projects from Woodprix.

[@JoAnn_001]

Hi! Heads up. Twice I tried to go to your web page and got the cringe worthy notice, "page can not be found".