Hi, thanks for the video. what is the product from the natural wood floor company please?I've managed to identify the others but I just can't tell what that is. I can't even find it on their website . thank you
@@Ermes12FloorSander Ohh thank you, i have an old floor and a subfloor that is made of planks and it squeaks. Will nailing the floor through the subfloor and to the joists stop the squeak, then punch them in as you are saying. and refinish the floor will I see anything? in yours do you see anything after you punch them and fill it? or you see it only if you pay attention? do you have a close up.
@@Ermes12FloorSander do you sand with same grit as before? (I.e 24 grit up to 120) or do you only require a higher grit for 1 pass (I.e 1 pass with 120 grit). Cheers
I have a floor from 60's much worse than these. Some spaces bigger than 5mm. Would you recommend to inject something to this bigger gaps or just pray that it will not crack or fall inside? Maybe it would be a good idea to move some of the boards, but I'm a bit afraid to look there..
Hi ,thank you for the coment . For biger gaps you can use wood strips to fill the big gaps and filler for the smaller ones .it would be an extra expense but cheaper then moving all the boards .
these procedures were used in this project is. first procedure to do is to punch the nails. and first procedure mashin hummel disc 24. then proceed with number 50. and finally use the disc 100. then also with the corners sand with Edger disc 24 then 50 and at the end use the Festool disc 80 for the corners. and the last procedure uses hand sand with paper -120 or paper -150. and the product to fill the gaps on the wooden floor is jenkins joint filler
Yes, for reasons the wider spaces will fall. because pine wood changes shape over time. and filler doesn't stay long depends on how we treat our floor. example if by chance we often use water 💧. The floor will change shape more often. and the filler will fall off. I always explain to clients that the filler is not very long-lasting over time. before we proceed 😊
You may benifit from more ventilation .that way you don't get so stoned .maybe then you won't be so speedy.but the floor did look good. Somepeople sand accross the grain but your way seemed to work well .
hi the product to fill gaps on a wooden floor is called JENKINS JOINT FILLER GEL. instead the floor sander is called Lagler Hummel 8 inch Belt Floor Sander. instead the small sander is called lagler flip edge sander.
The floor itself is an old pine floor that has matured but even so the filler itself its not strong enough to withstand the force of the wood thus if that happens the filler will either fall down or pop up ,so in the long run the filler will eventually fall .That's why we recommend best not to fill but some costumers want it even with the short life expectancy of 6 months to a year .
@@Ermes12FloorSander Thanks for following up. Makes a lot of sense. So you’d recommend just living with the gaps, or, as I’ve seen done elsewhere where the gaps are particularly large, pull them up, re-space them closer together and fill in the end with a reclaimed plank?
Это черновой пол и как бы вы не делали -будет как в сарае, мне жалко ваши деньги😢 если вы наймёте людей отдадите большие деньги ,а на выходе получите -так себе😅
the color applied is called saicos multi top lacquer mix with extra weib white. and instead the product to fill the spaces on the floor is called Jenkins joint filler
Faunistico un lavoro ben fatto 👍 ✔️ 👍 ✔️ 👍
Hi, thanks for the video. what is the product from the natural wood floor company please?I've managed to identify the others but I just can't tell what that is. I can't even find it on their website . thank you
the product name for wood filler jenkins joint filler. instead for the color the name and saicos multi top lacquer mix with extra weib white
@@Ermes12FloorSander thanks for the reply. I can’t find the product, you’ve called ‘extra weib white’ what is it?
SAICOS Extra White - supplement
and a product that mixes with Saicos Ecoline Multi Top Lacquer
Thx! Greetings from Belgium
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Great video
Thanks
can you still see the nails? i can't really see them after the filler
Once you punch the nails down and fill the floor you dont see the nails anymore . .
@@Ermes12FloorSander Ohh thank you, i have an old floor and a subfloor that is made of planks and it squeaks. Will nailing the floor through the subfloor and to the joists stop the squeak, then punch them in as you are saying. and refinish the floor will I see anything? in yours do you see anything after you punch them and fill it? or you see it only if you pay attention? do you have a close up.
@iancunicolae2626
If you punch and fill them you wont see the nails but you will see that is filled as it will look slightly a different colour .
No sanding after the filler???
yes you need to sand after
after applying the filter it is necessary to sand the floor
but the best thing is that it is better to leave the filler for 30 minutes to dry well, then after that I sand the floor again
Did you do this upstairs as well where the floor had floor boards pulled out and white paint stains?
Yes, the same thing was certainly done upstairs too
What kind of sander is the disk one thats a nice one
the name is lagler edger
thanks for your comment 👍👷♂️
After you used the joint filler, do u sand the floor again?
Yes the floor needs to be sanded again
@@Ermes12FloorSander do you sand with same grit as before? (I.e 24 grit up to 120) or do you only require a higher grit for 1 pass (I.e 1 pass with 120 grit). Cheers
Yes the same grit paper .
So my dog chewed in big holes and I want to fill them in to reform the door corners and such. Would this product work well to blend in with the pine?
ttwo pack wood filler and then pine colour varnish to cover it .
I have a floor from 60's much worse than these. Some spaces bigger than 5mm. Would you recommend to inject something to this bigger gaps or just pray that it will not crack or fall inside? Maybe it would be a good idea to move some of the boards, but I'm a bit afraid to look there..
Hi ,thank you for the coment .
For biger gaps you can use wood strips to fill the big gaps and filler for the smaller ones .it would be an extra expense but cheaper then moving all the boards .
Thank you for your good page😍👏
thank you very much 🙏
That's impressive, great work clearly shows pride passion for your job!
Thank you very much!🙏👷♂️
what is jenkins joint filler. shelack? glue? what
jenkins joint filler and a clear cola gel to fill the gaps in the floor. 👍
Resin
Very nice work 👍👍
how long did it take to do?
a week of work in 3 people to make the whole house 🏡
Thanks for your comment 👍👷♂️
Good works as always 😎😎👌👌
Hi, lovely looking floor. Did you sand again after you added the filler/sawdust mix or did you at the lacquer on straightaway? Thanks
yes after putting the filler your need to send the floor again
before putting the color
thanks for your comment 👋👷♂️
He had to fine grit buff it obviously
But what are the names of the materials you use, quantities, etc. Not telling us the products used makes this upload only about grandstanding!😕
and thank you for your comment
these procedures were used in this project is.
first procedure to do is to punch the nails. and first procedure mashin hummel disc 24. then proceed with number 50. and finally use the disc 100. then also with the corners sand with Edger disc 24 then 50 and at the end use the Festool disc 80 for the corners. and the last procedure uses hand sand with paper -120 or paper -150.
and the product to fill the gaps on the wooden floor is jenkins joint filler
@@Ermes12FloorSander Thank you so much.
That's gonna shrink and crack as the floor breathes!
Yes, for reasons the wider spaces will fall. because pine wood changes shape over time. and filler doesn't stay long depends on how we treat our floor. example if by chance we often use water 💧. The floor will change shape more often. and the filler will fall off. I always explain to clients that the filler is not very long-lasting over time. before we proceed 😊
thanks for the comment .👍👷♂️
@@Ermes12FloorSander is there an elastic wood filler that would expand and contract with the floor?
@Joe-Skier yes there is ,its called gap master and you apply it after the finish and wipe of exes with wet colth .
@@Ermes12FloorSander ok thanks for the reply 👍🏼
This title, has commas, in weird places.
thanks for your opinion 👷♂️✌️
That looks like a pine floor not hardwood. Use pine slivers and clean out the gaps between the boards. Use loads of glue.
Thanks for the tip 👍👷♂️
What product were you pouring onto the dust for the wood filler?
the product name is called Jenkins joint filler
@@Ermes12FloorSander Thank you I did find that later in this video or a different one in the comments. :)
@@peaslead thanks for your message
@@Ermes12FloorSander How strong an odor is there when using that?
the smell is strong I recommend you use a mask for safety 👷♂️
Too much rapid movement
I will try to improve the next videos 📹 thanks for your comment
You may benifit from more ventilation .that way you don't get so stoned .maybe then you won't be so speedy.but the floor did look good. Somepeople sand accross the grain but your way seemed to work well
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NOT helpful. I didn’t come here to jam out to dance tunes, and would find it way more helpful to know what products you are using.
hi the product to fill gaps on a wooden floor is called JENKINS JOINT FILLER GEL.
instead the floor sander is called Lagler Hummel 8 inch Belt Floor Sander. instead the small sander is called lagler flip edge sander.
thanks for your comment 👍👷♂️
Shut up Cole you filthy donkey
It’s in the description as well, so it’s more than helpful 😂 some people’s kids I tell you
had a seizure from the rapid video.....
Hiya what's the stuff you were mixing with the sawdust please?
the product name is jenkins joint filler
and thanks for watching my video
👋👷♂️👍
@@Ermes12FloorSander Great video. Is it always wise to fill in the gaps or do the floorboards need space to expand over temperature variations?
The floor itself is an old pine floor that has matured but even so the filler itself its not strong enough to withstand the force of the wood thus if that happens the filler will either fall down or pop up ,so in the long run the filler will eventually fall .That's why we recommend best not to fill but some costumers want it even with the short life expectancy of 6 months to a year .
@@Ermes12FloorSander Thanks for following up. Makes a lot of sense. So you’d recommend just living with the gaps, or, as I’ve seen done elsewhere where the gaps are particularly large, pull them up, re-space them closer together and fill in the end with a reclaimed plank?
As a beginner, this didn’t really teach me anything because I don’t know what you’re doing. 😩
I understand tell me how I can help you.👷♂️
Это черновой пол и как бы вы не делали -будет как в сарае, мне жалко ваши деньги😢 если вы наймёте людей отдадите большие деньги ,а на выходе получите -так себе😅
what do yiu recomend i do instead
Both that hummel and edge sander are stolen
hummel the edge is also not stolen material.! but anyway thanks for the message
So unhelpful without knowing what you are using
the color applied is called saicos multi top lacquer mix with extra weib white. and instead the product to fill the spaces on the floor is called Jenkins joint filler
thanks for your comment
Sloooowww down makes me want to throw up watching it.
Thanks for your comment, I'll try to make the videos better 📹 next time. and have a nice day 👋👷♂️
Remove the music
Thank you for the feedback next time will do ..
Turn your volume off next time @Sonja Bennett
I will, thanks for your comment
Yes, it makes your video seem cheap.
thanks for the advice 👍