See how Easily you can repair WOOD Cracks & Knots
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ต.ค. 2020
- In this video, I will demonstrate 3 simple methods to repair cracks and knots. See how easily you can repair these wood cracks... might as well be called the Lazy man's way to repair cracks. This will help stabilize the cracks and knots so they don't get larger.
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I really loved watching you filling your crack.
Nice couple of tricks thanks, and thanks for not dragging the video out, direct and to the point, thanks again..Dean
Simple is the key to getting wood to conform to it`s natural look, and no waste. The prices of lumber these day`s is a must in saving money and wood. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks for the info.
Couldn't figure out how to give you a Thumbs up but you gave me Great advice.
Good Job
Your video on repairing and filling in a crack was very helpful to me.
I have a slab of wood that was part of the tree that was struck by lightning on my property and it has a crack in it after it dried. I want to make a little table out of that.
Thank you for your demo.
Brilliant! So very helpful. Cheers!!👍
Nice! I’ve used the last one several times and have been looking to try the first. Thanks for the video, great job.
Thanks Alan! I enjoy all three of these methods... the first two are my favorite tho!
Thank you Donnie.
Always great advice! Thanks!
Thank you Brian 👍
Thanks for sharing these tips! 🙂
Great tips, have used the one with sawdust. Will need to try the others!
Thanks Donnie.
Thank you Rick! If you get a chance try the first or second method 👍 you won’t regret it!
Thanks for the help!
THANK YOU! I had a cherry tree that had to come down so I had it converted to lumber. I've air dried it to 10 - 12% and have just begun to use it for my projects. The checks and other issues I can see how to use those pieces. Again, THANKS.
Dude these are all brilliant! Is there anything you aren't talented in? 😉😁
Hi from Costa Rica.
Great job thank you.
Thanks for the video
Thanks Donnie!!
👊👊thanks for watching!!
Thanks for your video
This was really helpful especially the one with the sawsand, i will work my way out with that method. Thx!
Glad it helped! Thanks you!
Oh man I don’t have none of those tools lol 😂
You can improvise you can use a butter knife instead of chiesel
I love the sawdust and glue trick! I have done this before, but I didn't feel like it was 'orthodox' when I first did it! Thanks for the info!
Thank you very much x
Thanks for the tips! I've used Titebond Instant Bond Thin several times, and it's my favorite. Kinda wanna try the Knot glue gun.
Great video.
Watched to the end, smashed that like button and subscribed.
Yeess!!! You ROCK brother!! Thank you 👊
Great tips. Don't forget some quick setting Art resin with added color for that little extra pop!
Nice tips. Love starbond!
me too! Starbond is awesome!!! I just can't seem to keep enough in stock, lol
Designs by Donnie don’t forget to keep it in the fridge.
Dude great ideas. I usually just make bow ties but these are great. I really loved the starbond idea and the knot glue especially. Thanks for the tips
Thanks Adam! I love doing bow ties, I’m a bit rusty though... but you just gave a great idea for a video 👊 you rock bro!
great tips...when mending anything with wood, i usually wet the surface ,heat it up so the fibers can be more flexible, then apply the glue and squeeze it up...i figure the dampness along with the heat will help absorb the glue better, and the heat will soften the fibers so that they conform to the new shape of the fix...thanks alot!!!
Nice work. Subbed
Thanks!
Thank you for watching 🙏🏻
Great tips. Thanks!
Thank you Barry 👍
Designs by Donnie You’re welcome man. I enjoy your posts
Great vid
Very helpful, thank you! I have a wood cookie that cracked when drying.About an inch span in some places. Hope I can still use it. Thank you-
I'm a big fan of starbond. That's a great idea to bring it down initially with the chisel before sanding. I'll have to do that next time so I'm not sanding forever. Great video!
Thanks man I love starbond too but the chisel is must. That stuff gets so hard that you end up sanding forever.
Can you supply name of block scraper. Tx great video
Great video! Clear and concise this is really gonna help on a few repairs I need to do.
you should have way more likes... great personality for video
That's very interesting
I have karlakattai, which have cracks I used your old method but without sawdust just used araldite to fill the gaps still it works
Awesome
Thanks Laura
going to try saw dust and glue trick...thanks for the tip
Thank you Eric! I love this trick 👍👍
The sawdust trick works well for imperfect joinery too.
Yes it sure does 👍 thank you for watching band commenting... you ROCK 👊
Bro I was just asking the boss about filling a large crack in some Madrone. I wasn't too far off in my usual method, but for a cutting board it's gotta disappear. Thanks for the great tips. I'll check more of your videos
Thanks Mark, I love some of these techniques and they really come in handy for sure 👊
Ahh mann! I just threw out some pine pieces! Going to give this a try
Great video I subscribed gave you a thumbs up you got an old dog a new trick save my red cedar wood stock for my 12-gauge
Great video ! Quick question. Am I able to use this in between boards for a rustic wooden floor I’m making ?
I saw a guy do the glue and sawdust thing on the one side then attached vacuum nozzle on back side. This helps move the glue further into crack. 😉
Excellent fixes! I want to paint our porch. The posts are PT 4x4’s (20 yrs old and sound condition. However, some have deep cracks/splits I want to fill prior to painting. Which filler technique is best for the task? Is Bondo an option?
Where do you buy a cooling block to get that flat surface?
Amazing video! What brand or type filler do you recommend for pressure treated deck boards that have many knots. I live in the midwest, we have sun, snow and rain. Thanks!
What would you recommend for sanding small bowls? A tool - I don’t own a large sander bht was thinking of getting soemthing for my work which is mostly bowls
Hi can I use this technics to fill the vertical cracks on deck’s posts ?
Considering the expose of temperature’s fluctuations….
Very new , sorry if it sounds an amateur question.
For pre-finished wood floor pieces, would the starbond with a flat chisel be ideal for small knots no more than 1/4"? Trying to avoid any sanding whatsoever, as this is for a desk project.
Yet another great video. Made me feel pretty good because I use 2 of the 3 tricks. I have not tried the heat gun process yet. Looks like another tool to buy :-)
Thank you brother... and yes it is another purchase but its super easy and efficient to use... I actually have 2 more methods and of course, I had video footage issues, lol... seems to happening a bunch these days.
Will the CA glue expand and contract with the wood? Looking to fill checks in 4x6 rustic table legs
would this apply in fixing a small crack line on a deck stringer?
0:50 That moment you stop watching because you have *NONE* of those tools 🤣
What is the best of these options for repairing an oak worktop which has split due to water damage around the sink?
Cool, im in as a new subscriber.
Ive 2 pcs. of really narly golden raintree slabs i got free at the sawmill. I think i can use one of your methods to make a couple if rustic wall hangers. Thanks, good presentation.
Thanks for the sub! And sounds like you have your hands on some awesome wood
Excellent...I need to use the sawdust and glue method...I am a novice what glue should I use and do I need the titebond quick and thick or the glue will suffice?
Great video... I might have spread that last crack just a little bit so that the wood glue goes a little deeper. It's not as thin as CA glue is my reasoning, but hey I'm just a noob so what do I know :D
Saw your video on fixing cracks I have a very good glue gun and wondering where are you get the brown color glue sticks
wonderful but can you do some carving on the wood if they have this glue?
Another option I use is ground copper or other contrasting material instead of sawdust to add a “feature” to my black walnut projects.
Do you mean filing a copper pipe and using the dust ? Thanks!
@@georgeksirakis8898 That is one way to get the copper or any other contrasting material. There are sources on the internet that will sell quantities of ground copper, turquoise and other materials.
hi i have a amazing study table red solid wood and the previous ownner super glued a broken draw and issue is now i can risk break it a paper to fill it up with crumbs . also where can i get some lol ,red wood crumbs , what should i do
I just patched a bunch of cracks in a bowl I'm turning with JB Kwik, I hope it works 🤞
Does anyone know where you can purchase the block chisel?
Could I use caulk at a filler then scrape off with a chisel ? It caulk adhesive enough to keep it from splitting ?
Great video! Where did you buy that block chisel and cooling block?
It's sold alone or as part of a kit for the Rangate filler product: canada.rangateknotfiller.com/collections/all-items/products/rangate-knot-filler-chisel
What kind of finish can be put over the filler that looks natural, without a shinny spot?
😲 Kool were do you get the knot filler rods?
Give me the 800#!
Good Video and Thanks for Sharing!
Need to figure out what in Dutch that "Accelerator" is, never saw that before . lol Nice Video!
I've looked everywhere - where did you buy that block chisel? Great video!
Me too! I think he just cut off a piece of wood and screwed it to a chisel blade.
It's sold alone or as part of a kit for the Rangate filler product: canada.rangateknotfiller.com/collections/all-items/products/rangate-knot-filler-chisel
Are any of these ok for wood that’s outside?
Must have missed something. Does Starbond have the knot filler also?
Could you please list the exact product used for the second one please?
Have a very good glue gun wondering where you get the brown glue sticks
Where do you buy the block chisel
How hard does the knot filler get? Is it scratch resistant like epoxy?
Command below? i would like to say thank you sire for this very useful Technics and information which save a lot of my wood thank you Cheers!!
Great video! I purchased starbord CA. I forgot to get the accelerator spray. Do you know what the dry time is without it? or anyone here?
CA dries very quickly with or without accelerator. I have been looking for an accelerator that doesn’t smell horrible.
Where do you find a cooling block
Why not clamp it? If so, can you do it with all the methods you mentioned or is there a better one if you clamp?
Is that just regular white glue you put in them cracks
5:28 get that glue all up in dat crack
Great video, do you have the info for the knot repair products. Heat gun, glue sticks, cooling block, and chisel.
They have kits over here: canada.rangateknotfiller.com/collections/all-items/products/rangate-knot-filler-readyset
Greetings from across the pond nice tips the older lady next door has a shed which a little part is rotten but the rest of the board is strong can I fix this for her without removing the whole panal any help thanks stay safe art
What is that chisel called? I wanna buy the same one
My small crack seems to expand after I finish any suggestions?
Will a regular glue gun work with the knot filler rods? Or do you have to have one designed for the rods?
Looking at the size of those knot filler sticks you would have to have one big ass glue gun.
I don't have sander can i just use normal sandpaper
But a question: is the knot-filler material food-safe for cutting boards?
I decided to order that hot glue gun man that thing is surely expensive I'm planning to use it to fill cabinet door holes sometimes I'm having troubles with different types of fillers and sanding and filling and sanding so I'm hoping that this really solves an issue of mine do you think that for paint grade this will do well and leaving a nice flat finish without additional filling
Very cool. You’re gonna love it. I use mine frequently and has saved me many times.
what do you do when you have an open hole/knot in the shiplap ceiling that needs to be repaired?
yep or a floorboard.
Beeswax sticks? Not sure about the floor though.
Is knot filler food safe?
How do you know when you could have used more or less glue?
Well in most cases it’s difficult to tell but in this case the crack went all the way to the end of the board so I was able to see how packed the crack was at the end grain 👍 and turned out I needed to add a smidge more
What kind of heat gun is that? Looks like a hot glue gun? Wondering if that would help me fill some imperfections in my hardwood floors as I really don't have time to do them the right way with a drum sander and whatnot.
Where did you get your chisel? I tried to find it on Google and couldn't find it.
Great video! Thanks for posting!
Ohh man! That chisel working toward your arm… something that should definitely be avoided! Accidents happen when we less expect and think we are in total control.
Nice work tho
Which one of these do you use most frequently?
I use starbond the most frequently
Can you use a normal hot glue gun or do you need the expensive fancy one?