How to Buff an Oil-Finished Table

In this video I'll show you how to get the ultimate smoothness out of your tabletop woodworking project.
If you followed the last video, you should have an oil-finished tabletop ready to go.
Today, we'll be buffing an oil finished table to get it to it's absolute maximum smoothness.
So if you're having any trouble learning how to buff an oil-finished table, this video is for you!
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[@bartondsmith]

Great video! Very calming :)

[@anamccormick6182]

Thanks for the info! What brand are the 2 buffer pads?

[@SandyRidgeWoodshop]

Can you link the pads? I’m having trouble finding them

[@fivetoes319]

Nice videos, Thank you, after many videos I decided to mimic you and do my dining room table over. I know where I can get the Tried & True but can you give a description of the buffing pads you used so I know exactly what to purchase?
Thanks again.

[@SteBros]

Great video. I really get a lot from your videos. How’s your boiler doing this season. Does the three speed fan work well? I have the same boiler and I was inspired. I made a fan speed controller based on the flue temps. Works great, less smoke, less wood, quicker recovery. Best of all it changes the speed automatically. I really would like to hook it up to a three speed fan like yours but they’re hard to find. What model did you get? Anyway here’s a short of what I got going.
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