That has turned out so nice, it looks fantastic. Hello to the lady waving her hands and the dogs paws in the background. Cheered me up no end. Happy New Year to you all 😀💕
Hell yea, another wood stain project! It can only go up from here but I guess you could say that you never miss because the end result turned out great like usual!
5:45 *Sniffs odorless cutting board oil 💀🤣... I laughed so hard at this, before you said anything about it being odorless (because I already knew it was)... These are the small details that will keep me coming back to your videos 💯🤣
Well done. The only tip I have is to work your way up to 220 grit. After completing the sanding with the 220 grit on the orbital sander. Drop down to 180 grit and hand sand it in the direction of the grain with a sanding block. Then finish hand sanding in the direction of the grain with 220 grit on your sanding block. That will eliminate any pigtail scratches left behind by the orbital sander. The 120 grit is going to leave visible pigtail shaped scratch pattern. You are totally correct about the wood needing to be "moisturized." Oil based finishes soak deep in to the wood grain. Hello to your adult supervision friend in the background 👋 Also, you can hook your shop vac hose to your orbital sander instead of the dinky little sanding bag. Rockler woodworking makes vacuum hose adapters if you can not find the size you need at Lowes, Home Depot, Harbor Freight, or ACE Hardware. In a pinch Duct Tape is the "universal" shop vac hose adapter.
@@RoseRenovations What camera and memory card setup do you use to film? My iPhone 10 started yelling at me that I am out of storage... 😦(First world problems) So much for taking the advice of all the TH-camrs saying: "Just use whatever you have to get started"...
I like the table, I'm fan of butcher block. My kitchen counters will be butcher block when I revamp my kitchen. P.S. I'm almost caught up with all your videos, 4 more, yeah!
@RoseRenovations - yup, when I find a new channel that I like, I'm all in. Have to watch all the former videos, get caught up to current status. Your channel is so much fun, love your sense of humor, the interactions with Tim and I also speak the same "fluent" language - ha ha ha - TY
Nice job. I like the logos to show sometimes. Not on tile floors 😂 (they laid one tile in my kitchen this way & it bothers me even though it’s under the stove & shows a little). Like my Old Chicago bricks & a nice teak table I like it. Yours I kinda liked too. Cutest of cute pup outfits.
I only have one tip for this one... After sanding for the first time, you should do what's called a water pop then sand one more time. Water popping is super simple, you just sand like normal, then you can either spray the wood evenly with water or wipe some water on evenly, then let it sit and dry naturally. Once it's dry, sand it one more time, usually with a higher grit paper than you used the first time (I typically go up to 220 if I started with 120, 180 would be perfectly fine... Personally, I always go a little overboard when sanding because I just love the feel of super smooth wood pieces... I go up to 400 grit on most of my projects lol)... Then once you're happy with the smoothness of the board, wipe it clean with a dry cloth, then apply your oil/finish
The woman in background is awesome!
My adult super vision: Andrea. She’s always killin those cameos!
Another job ticked off, i see Tims been replaced with the bestie haha. Happy New Year.
Haha it appears he has…. lol happy new years
That has turned out so nice, it looks fantastic. Hello to the lady waving her hands and the dogs paws in the background. Cheered me up no end. Happy New Year to you all 😀💕
Thank you! Happy new years to you as well!
Hell yea, another wood stain project! It can only go up from here but I guess you could say that you never miss because the end result turned out great like usual!
Haha! The first wood project that actually turned out. I’m shocked to be completely honest…..
Hi friend in the back 😂!! It's nice to see a smiling face who has turned the doggo into a waving 'pup'pet. So cute 😂.
They’re both so sweet 🤗
Looks great!
That was actually much easier than I expected! Something I could probably manage! Hope you had a nice Christmas :)
I was surprised how easy. I hope you had a merry Christmas too. First Christmas with your new home too!
5:45 *Sniffs odorless cutting board oil 💀🤣... I laughed so hard at this, before you said anything about it being odorless (because I already knew it was)... These are the small details that will keep me coming back to your videos 💯🤣
😂 I mean…. You’ve gotta check!
@ it is definitely a requirement 🤣
Nice job! Looks so much better
Thank you! I think so too 😊
0:34 Your adult supervision bombing the scene is 🤌🏼 🤣
She’s always there to support and shine 😂😊
Well done. The only tip I have is to work your way up to 220 grit. After completing the sanding with the 220 grit on the orbital sander. Drop down to 180 grit and hand sand it in the direction of the grain with a sanding block. Then finish hand sanding in the direction of the grain with 220 grit on your sanding block. That will eliminate any pigtail scratches left behind by the orbital sander. The 120 grit is going to leave visible pigtail shaped scratch pattern. You are totally correct about the wood needing to be "moisturized." Oil based finishes soak deep in to the wood grain.
Hello to your adult supervision friend in the background 👋
Also, you can hook your shop vac hose to your orbital sander instead of the dinky little sanding bag. Rockler woodworking makes vacuum hose adapters if you can not find the size you need at Lowes, Home Depot, Harbor Freight, or ACE Hardware. In a pinch Duct Tape is the "universal" shop vac hose adapter.
I had no idea I could connect it to a shop vac. The more you know 🤷🏼♀️
@@RoseRenovations Happy New Year
@@michaelmeans9187 Happy New Year!
@@RoseRenovations What camera and memory card setup do you use to film?
My iPhone 10 started yelling at me that I am out of storage... 😦(First world problems)
So much for taking the advice of all the TH-camrs saying: "Just use whatever you have to get started"...
I like the table, I'm fan of butcher block. My kitchen counters will be butcher block when I revamp my kitchen. P.S. I'm almost caught up with all your videos, 4 more, yeah!
Oh my gosh you’ve gone through the collection. I love butcher block too. It’ll look so good in your kitchen!
@RoseRenovations - yup, when I find a new channel that I like, I'm all in. Have to watch all the former videos, get caught up to current status. Your channel is so much fun, love your sense of humor, the interactions with Tim and I also speak the same "fluent" language - ha ha ha - TY
Nice job. I like the logos to show sometimes. Not on tile floors 😂 (they laid one tile in my kitchen this way & it bothers me even though it’s under the stove & shows a little). Like my Old Chicago bricks & a nice teak table I like it. Yours I kinda liked too.
Cutest of cute pup outfits.
I totally agree. Logos sometimes do look cute. Especially on that old brick! It really gives it character.
Lowe's trip, a Lowe's trip, every single day it's a Lowe's trip. If you know you know
Every day…. I know the struggle too well…
Ha ha ha - Yes, I subscribe to their channel also!
For those curious minds - DIY Wife.
I watch DIY wife too! Lmao. I love that song that Dean sings! 😂😊
💫 Thanks for sharing 😊 Wishing a Happy New Year! 🎉May you have health & happiness throughout 2025❤
Happy New Years! I wish you the same as well 😊
Love the dogs at Lowe’s!
They try so hard!
The dogs outfits were darling!
I think so too! But Reggie disagrees with me 😂
I only have one tip for this one... After sanding for the first time, you should do what's called a water pop then sand one more time. Water popping is super simple, you just sand like normal, then you can either spray the wood evenly with water or wipe some water on evenly, then let it sit and dry naturally. Once it's dry, sand it one more time, usually with a higher grit paper than you used the first time (I typically go up to 220 if I started with 120, 180 would be perfectly fine... Personally, I always go a little overboard when sanding because I just love the feel of super smooth wood pieces... I go up to 400 grit on most of my projects lol)... Then once you're happy with the smoothness of the board, wipe it clean with a dry cloth, then apply your oil/finish
I’ve never heard of that! I’ll have to do that next time :)
Lol@ photobombing!
She’s mastered it!
Sand the table top first.
I did 🫢 if I hadn’t it would have left all those stains
Your boyfriend is so lucky