Already made a stich and glue kayak... and a strip canoe a while ago and call it, good enough, not gonna build another... AND yet here i am watching every episode, so relaxing to see a pro la Nick at work, and the commentary is priceless. Thank you!
Been a woodworker since I was introduced to it when I was in Jr High School. Can't imagine all the hours I spent sanding. Did not know about the Planer Saw Rasp. Will have to add it to me assortment of hand tools. Thanks for sharing.
Ohhh!! sticker shock. The 'Fast-Alley' website (so not to name them) have a 'Version' of the top brand 'Murka' adjustable arc long-board for near $20. Or make your own out of Stanley tote and front knob on a length of plywood
@@stevewales3451 Yes, stupid expensive. I don't think I paid that much but it was a long time ago. I have made several longboards over the years using plywood and other materials. Th key reason I paid for one like this is the dust collection. There are lots of great options that don't include dust collection but the safety factor of limiting dust in the air is harder to achieve. I'm sure with a little thought we could come up with some cheaper solutions, but I haven't yet.
Already made a stich and glue kayak... and a strip canoe a while ago and call it, good enough, not gonna build another... AND yet here i am watching every episode, so relaxing to see a pro la Nick at work, and the commentary is priceless. Thank you!
You never know, you might want to build another.
The commentary is worth its weight in gold. And at the 10-minute mark about sanding -- double-gold.
I hope you find it helpful
Been a woodworker since I was introduced to it when I was in Jr High School. Can't imagine all the hours I spent sanding. Did not know about the Planer Saw Rasp. Will have to add it to me assortment of hand tools. Thanks for sharing.
Shinto Wood Rasp. A very nice tool
Lots of good information again.
Glad you think so!
Я не делаю байдарки, я не работаю с деревом. Но мне очень нравится ваша работа, спасибо за видео.
Я тоже ничего не делаю из этого. Но решился заказать чер тежи)
What is the model of long board sander and where can I purchase one.
www.jamestowndistributors.com/product/product-detail/2311
Ohhh!! sticker shock. The 'Fast-Alley' website (so not to name them) have a 'Version' of the top brand 'Murka' adjustable arc long-board for near $20. Or make your own out of Stanley tote and front knob on a length of plywood
The knock off version is also on the shopsite named after an African river
@@stevewales3451 Yes, stupid expensive. I don't think I paid that much but it was a long time ago. I have made several longboards over the years using plywood and other materials. Th key reason I paid for one like this is the dust collection. There are lots of great options that don't include dust collection but the safety factor of limiting dust in the air is harder to achieve. I'm sure with a little thought we could come up with some cheaper solutions, but I haven't yet.
I worked for a body shop and thought they were wasteful with sandpaper and then I realized that's why I never got flat surfaces
I am generally very stingy and don’t like to waste stuff. But sharp sandpaper saves a lot of time and does a better job.