For someone who is not a big fan of sanding, this is a wonderful way to get that crystal clear finish we all desire. Thank you for sharing, and for now making it much easier to get these products in the USA!
I came here from Peter Browns channel and am I absolutely pleased I did... Great instruction on how to use all of your tools. The lathe speed and what sandpaper grit to use up to was very cool. I really appreciate it, Thank you. I'm DEFINITELY going to stick around here, You sir, have a new subscriber👍👍 Looking forward to seeing more of your videos. Take care, ~Jonny5🥁
Thank you for coming over and a big thanks to Peter for sending you.. He did an awesome job on that blank.. I hope you make the live show on Saturday so we can thank you in person! 🦾🦾
I appreciate the transparency you've provided in this video. It's clear that following these instructions that you can see through a project to the end. The process will be crystalized in my mind. ☝👍
They are super sweet, eh? Easy Wood Tools have definitely made a huge mark on the turning world, and made it possible for a new-be like me to have results that would otherwise be impossible. 💕
Jake I have a totally off subject question that I can't find the answer to. I need to do some stabilizing but will have to do it in a unheated space. Is there a minimum ambient temperature? Is it ok to stabilize as long as it's above freezing?
Hey i have a question in regards to a different use. the resin projects im working on are Dice, so the surface area im working with is very small most of the time. Do you think yorkshire paste being used on a rotary sander with some kinda very light sanding pad or even buffing pad would be effective?
Jake, wow that turned out fantastic mate well done
Thank you Alan 🦾
Nice mate, im going to have to get me some MORE of that Yorkshire Grit
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Great job! Very informative!
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Beautiful!!
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For someone who is not a big fan of sanding, this is a wonderful way to get that crystal clear finish we all desire. Thank you for sharing, and for now making it much easier to get these products in the USA!
Thank you Jen 😃😃
Looks super easy to use the Yorkshire Grit and the trophy turned out great! 🔥💙
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Great job Jake. Do you have a video of making that mold?
It will come out soon.. lots of editing on that one.
@@JakeThompson Thanks Jake.
Great video, thanks for explaining it so well!
Thank you Jody , glad I could help out. 👍
I came here from Peter Browns channel and am I absolutely pleased I did...
Great instruction on how to use all of your tools.
The lathe speed and what sandpaper grit to use up to was very cool.
I really appreciate it, Thank you.
I'm DEFINITELY going to stick around here, You sir, have a new subscriber👍👍
Looking forward to seeing more of your videos.
Take care,
~Jonny5🥁
Thank you for coming over and a big thanks to Peter for sending you.. He did an awesome job on that blank.. I hope you make the live show on Saturday so we can thank you in person! 🦾🦾
You really do make some fantastic things Jake ! wow look at the way you buff up ! and polish your nex-level bro !
Thanks Mr. Sneeks 🦾🦾
Very nice
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Great demo Jake. Congrats on becoming a vendor of YG.
Thank you Michael.. We are excited about it for sure. 🦾🦾
This is absolutely fantastic really came out nice 😍
Thanks Buddy!
good information on using Yorkshire Grit
Thank you Lea ❤️❤️
I appreciate the transparency you've provided in this video. It's clear that following these instructions that you can see through a project to the end. The process will be crystalized in my mind. ☝👍
I see clearly what ya did there. 😃😃
Oh wow!!! That is awesome 🔥💚🔥💚🔥
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Ooooooh, shiiiiiny. Nice job Jake, do it for Yooorrrkshiiiiire
Thank you Gav 🦾
Nice 👍👍👍
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I find using a car fine scratch remover like Meguiar's Scratch X works really well.
I’ve heard that.. 👍👍
The Yorkshire grit recommends sanding up to 400 before using it.
That’s on wood. On resin I always go to at least 1000
Jake what is the brand name of the chuck you use I really like it and was wondering what it is?
It’s called an easy Chuck .. it’s from Easy Wood Tools. I love it!
Thanks jake keep up the good work
They are super sweet, eh? Easy Wood Tools have definitely made a huge mark on the turning world, and made it possible for a new-be like me to have results that would otherwise be impossible. 💕
Jake I have a totally off subject question that I can't find the answer to. I need to do some stabilizing but will have to do it in a unheated space. Is there a minimum ambient temperature? Is it ok to stabilize as long as it's above freezing?
It says to keep below 85f and doesn’t say anything about a minimum temperature.. I have stabilized when the shop is in the 40’s with no problem.
@@JakeThompson thank you so much that's exactly what I was hoping to here you say.
Hey i have a question in regards to a different use. the resin projects im working on are Dice, so the surface area im working with is very small most of the time. Do you think yorkshire paste being used on a rotary sander with some kinda very light sanding pad or even buffing pad would be effective?
I’ve never done dice before but I have used Yorkshire grit on smaller things that are not on the lathe.. it works pretty well.
@@JakeThompson My question was more towards whether a rotary sander with a buffing pad would work with yorkshire grit?
@@terasaur3274 Yes .. I should have been more clear.. I used it with buffing shells on a drill.. a rotary tool would work the same.
@JakeThompson thank you for the clarification. Definitely subbing for more resin working tips ^-^
@@JakeThompson shells as in... shotgun shells? or... oh nvm you probably mean cone shells or somethin
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