Morning Nathan from Cape Cod. The proper term to seal burning Pine would be "yaku sugi" (burn wood). Sho Sugi Ban refers specifically to burning a specific species of cedar and only that cedar. It's always an interesting subject as it refers to the interpretation of the Chinese Han language origins... Hope you have a great day.
I have been a slug today. Cut the 5 acres. Came in and sat in my easy chair. Watched your video and now I am headed out to the shop for some fun. Thanks for the inspiration.
You mentioned burying the stump in the ground. I actually set my forge shed up OVER an oak stump I left in the ground on purpose for my FUTURE forge area. It set out for a few years till the shed went up and the anvil installed on it.
Why use an impact drill on wood at any time either pre drill or use the correct screw you are more likely to damage or destroy the screw and then you are in a hole lot of trouble 😉 but what would an old bricklayer know about carpentry anyway
A drill press, vise, and grinding wheel are the three most used tools for basic DIY. Aside from those three tools it takes a minimum of seven hand tools to do any repair job around the house. Great video Nathan thumbs up.
I purchased the same drill press from Amazon six months ago. Also purchased a extended piece that attaches to the plate you use to place your material on for drilling. Works great - no complaints. Good luck with your press. I think you will be very satisfied. 🎉
It’s your shop and your channel, use whatever wood and setup works best for you. Don’t worry about the keyboard experts. Thanks for the video. Send some of that rain to Texas please
Get a bottle of Collenites Insulator Wax. I used it on the column on my drill press 30 years ago and still no rust. Wax everything with it. Tools, tractor, car, etc.
Shout out for the NASA sticker in the background of the video's last scene. Did some contracts with them and had a bud (he was/is) a jack of all trades metal worker who would go to the U.S. Antarctica station during their 'summer' season to do maintenance/upgrades on the heavy hardware. Good guy.
MM77 Approved 👍🏼👍🏼………………………………………………………….Personally, I think a black walnut anvil stand would look AWESOME. I can’t believe that you have gone through sensitivity training! LOL One of the things that I like about you is that you don’t care what other people think. Make that black walnut stand, it will be so cool…………….Even better if you could get a stump and cut it flat on the bottom so that it would flare out.
construction glue would probably be a better choice. it always has some flex and wont dry hard like the wood glue. want that flex due to shocks from the hammering
For structural glueups made with difficult woods, use a toothed blade in a low angle jack, Gorilla Glue, and 3/8ths inch lag bolts. For small wood parts use Krazy Glue Gel.
yeah,,this is Friday right now...is that chuck on there morse taper...there the best..you can switch to a bigger chuck if you want...i have all sizes..there handy to have...oh well,,fall next month all ready..Geter done man..
6:18 nope not walnut for the stand Osage orange or Hackberry or if your willing to work with it because its very hard locust that stuff is pretty dam hard for domestic hardwoods. Otherwise an import lumber
Nathan, don't you know that you're not foolin' anyone!! I'll put good money down and betcha', that not only is Mama Cat the Sweetest Cat out of all of them kitties, but that she is also your Favorite Kitty out of all of them kitties. ;-) Nope, not foolin' a soul.
Nathan, Kreg makes a jig for using on larger timber like 2 X 4 and thicker. The jig comes with a very nice screw and the screw is coated for outside projects. I've used it making the supports for work benches with 2 X 4 wood and fence posts in treated 4 X 4's. Your clamps are very nice but I use pipe clamps because of the price. I would have used 2 on each side top and bottom. OK you used 4 just like I was saying. I might have counter sunk the screws a couple of inches. Now that is a magnificent 2 wheeler!!! Hey, burn pile is pretty good!!! Drill presses are great. Mine was my Dad's and is older than I am and I am 75. Nice heavy drill chuck. Wow, the drill stop is the same as mine and like I said mine is over 75 years old. Good ideas last!!! You are going to love the working light and the laser.
I think that if you want to use Black Walnut for your anvil stand, that is exactly what you should do. People who get upset (for what reason, I don't know) can just pound sand! Its your project...do what you want!
I have three drill presses in my home shop, a small countertop, a drill press with a base, and a large floor model that I changed to three phase so I could use an inverter set to 50-80 cycle to allow me variable speed. Guess which one does 80% of my work. The small craftsman from sears gets most of the use. Ray
17:06 well your not far from Springfield mo, and Grizzly tools You should go one day but not during the tent sale and go back in the scratch and dent room. I got a 2hp dust collector for 100 bucks off the summer sale price in 2018 or 2017. They always have all kinds of toys marked down. Then your not that far from Kansas city mo where your shaper was made and who built the sawmill you have. Go down in the caves after you visit the office in the industrial park about a block away from where my belsaw was made for craftsman. Reminds me I need to order new rollers for it.
The flag looks great. Hope Mrs Elliot is well along with yourself and the rest of the family ... including the cats. Edit: Looking forward to the forge work, my favourite thing when l was in school.
My Dad was a wood worker when retired . i was a kid (teen) . I played with his planer . i all most shot my nuts off. standing right in front of the feed , it hit a not and shot it out well now you know ( JUST ABOUT ) You learn by doing. " just about " :) Cheers . Canada.
Wouldn't have been comical to have edited in a cartoon explosion right after the glue. I have yet to use those big timber screws. Would dragging them over a bar if soap make them run in easier?
That looks like a nice drill press 😊😊 let us know what the speed range is please 😊 thank you 😊 😊😊oh I was going to tell you about some glue that works very well 👍👍 Its called Vanguard !!! It is a transport adhesive and it will not let go !!!! It will glue concrete wood glass some plastic steel aluminum just about anything you can think of !!!!! 😊😊😊 your local trailer repair shop should have it !!!! Its not cheap but if you don't want it to come apart 😮😊 its worth it 😉 😊
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Great resolution on your cameras!
Thanks!
It is your anvil stand ,Nathan, You want blck walnut -use black walnut . I like black walnut .
Hi Nathan, I think I can say we all appreciate your focus on doing things right and properly!
The neck w/the new tool, I found the blue hand truck much more exciting 👌🍶💡
If one of your tree worker friends could save you a stump cutoff from a black walnut stump, you’d have a black walnut anvil stand ready made!
Morning Nathan from Cape Cod. The proper term to seal burning Pine would be "yaku sugi" (burn wood). Sho Sugi Ban refers specifically to burning a specific species of cedar and only that cedar. It's always an interesting subject as it refers to the interpretation of the Chinese Han language origins... Hope you have a great day.
I have been a slug today. Cut the 5 acres. Came in and sat in my easy chair. Watched your video and now I am headed out to the shop for some fun. Thanks for the inspiration.
Welcome
Mama Cat needs her own TH-cam channel. 😊
I was given a drill press by a good friend. Craftsman 50 era,I use the timber screws 😊
Nothing wrong with overkill. You know it will stay together. I like the looks of the tin roof on your wall, rustic.
The three stars represent the three wars that the Volunteers fought to earn their Bounty Land / Volunteer State
using walnut to make an outstanding item for you makes perfect sense who cares what others sat? do what makes you happy.
You mentioned burying the stump in the ground. I actually set my forge shed up OVER an oak stump I left in the ground on purpose for my FUTURE forge area. It set out for a few years till the shed went up and the anvil installed on it.
nice set up
Love the fact that you support your state ... leave the Tennessee flag up, and get a pair (with the Stars & Stripes 🇺🇸) for every building, too!
Definitely go with the black walnut
Ps try a little paste wax on your timber lock screws. It’ll help your impact driver easier
I totally agree on both counts! 👍
A bar of household soap and a good ‘spit’ do the same thing
😎
Why use an impact drill on wood at any time either pre drill or use the correct screw you are more likely to damage or destroy the screw and then you are in a hole lot of trouble 😉 but what would an old bricklayer know about carpentry anyway
Like the way Nathan works...if a jobs worth doing its worth doing well.
A drill press, vise, and grinding wheel are the three most used tools for basic DIY. Aside from those three tools it takes a minimum of seven hand tools to do any repair job around the house. Great video Nathan thumbs up.
Looking good, Nathan! Suggestion, though; put some masking tape on the clamp bars to save cussing later.
Thanks for the tip
I purchased the same drill press from Amazon six months ago. Also purchased a extended piece that attaches to the plate you use to place your material on for drilling. Works great - no complaints. Good luck with your press. I think you will be very satisfied. 🎉
The Tennessee state flag looks good on that wall.
agreed
It’s your shop and your channel, use whatever wood and setup works best for you. Don’t worry about the keyboard experts. Thanks for the video. Send some of that rain to Texas please
Get a bottle of Collenites Insulator Wax. I used it on the column on my drill press 30 years ago and still no rust. Wax everything with it. Tools, tractor, car, etc.
For my anvil stands, I get a nice flat top and bottom by putting it up on my WM LT35 and taking a slice off end for end
Woodworking is all about accuracy and visual quality. Keep it up.
I love taking the time to measure and make things look good. I’m the same way when woodworking and other fix-it stuff in general. Nice work!
you just LOVE playing with your toys ...
guilty
Walnut would be nice 👍
hi Nathan. I'm a uk viewer an really enjoy the way you methodically work the problems and do things right. Well done.
Awesome, thank you!
I consider myself lucky to have worked for Thomasville Furniture when I was a tadpole. Grandpaw and some of my first cousins worked there too.
Very fine furniture !
hello nathan it's is randy and i like yours cool is thanks friends randy
Shout out for the NASA sticker in the background of the video's last scene. Did some contracts with them and had a bud (he was/is) a jack of all trades metal worker who would go to the U.S. Antarctica station during their 'summer' season to do maintenance/upgrades on the heavy hardware. Good guy.
Thanks, Nathan. Really looking forward to seeing your blacksmithing setup. Wood and iron are made for each other!
I made pipe clamps up in my shop in 2000 n i have never used them in 1/2 " n i have 3/4" ones on the wall still in the package.
MM77 Approved 👍🏼👍🏼………………………………………………………….Personally, I think a black walnut anvil stand would look AWESOME. I can’t believe that you have gone through sensitivity training! LOL One of the things that I like about you is that you don’t care what other people think. Make that black walnut stand, it will be so cool…………….Even better if you could get a stump and cut it flat on the bottom so that it would flare out.
Nice drill press. That's a good and much needed tool. 👍🙏💛
It sure is
construction glue would probably be a better choice. it always has some flex and wont dry hard like the wood glue. want that flex due to shocks from the hammering
Thanks!
Thanks!!
Use the Walnut. It your stand.
Enjoyed the video. Looking forward to the next chapter. Be well and stay safe.
Thanks 👍
@@OutoftheWoods0623 You're welcome.
For structural glueups made with difficult woods, use a toothed blade in a low angle jack, Gorilla Glue, and 3/8ths inch lag bolts. For small wood parts use Krazy Glue Gel.
yeah,,this is Friday right now...is that chuck on there morse taper...there the best..you can switch to a bigger chuck if you want...i have all sizes..there handy to have...oh well,,fall next month all ready..Geter done man..
Hey Nathan, we got a sprinkle her in Yuma Az , last week . Our annual rain fall is less than 3 inches. Wish you would share some with us.
That’s alright! I like the way you do things!
I appreciate that!
I think that anvil stand you’re making is gonna be nice. I like the looks of it. That drill press is a nice one too. Cool video. 👍❤️
Thanks 👍
I've heard of Vevor before but never realized that they had cool equipment. I'll have to see what they have in a 6" metal bench lathe.
15:00 I couldn't place the name, but i bought the same model about a year ago.
I wear my OTW t-shirt all the time... thank you for so much wonderful content
Glad you enjoy it!
Flag looks great!
When you talked about everything lining up, I was wondering if you had all the screws clocked on the switch plates in you house.
Bill
lol maybe,
Nathan, have you considered laying a grave road, to your kiln and burn pile?
Walnut would be nice. Inlay it with something else too
6:18 nope not walnut for the stand
Osage orange or Hackberry or if your willing to work with it because its very hard locust that stuff is pretty dam hard for domestic hardwoods. Otherwise an import lumber
I enjoyed the video. Thank you for sharing. Take care! Steve
Thanks for watching
Nice video, Nathan.
Thanks!
I would Love to just hang out with you just to have fun with what you are doing!! Logging and building and assembling things!!
Nathan, don't you know that you're not foolin' anyone!! I'll put good money down and betcha', that not only is Mama Cat the Sweetest Cat out of all of them kitties, but that she is also your Favorite Kitty out of all of them kitties. ;-)
Nope, not foolin' a soul.
Nathan, Kreg makes a jig for using on larger timber like 2 X 4 and thicker. The jig comes with a very nice screw and the screw is coated for outside projects. I've used it making the supports for work benches with 2 X 4 wood and fence posts in treated 4 X 4's. Your clamps are very nice but I use pipe clamps because of the price. I would have used 2 on each side top and bottom. OK you used 4 just like I was saying. I might have counter sunk the screws a couple of inches. Now that is a magnificent 2 wheeler!!! Hey, burn pile is pretty good!!! Drill presses are great. Mine was my Dad's and is older than I am and I am 75. Nice heavy drill chuck. Wow, the drill stop is the same as mine and like I said mine is over 75 years old. Good ideas last!!! You are going to love the working light and the laser.
I think polyurethane glue works well on treated wood it’s usually wet and the polyurethane glue dries with moisture
I think that if you want to use Black Walnut for your anvil stand, that is exactly what you should do. People who get upset (for what reason, I don't know) can just pound sand! Its your project...do what you want!
I have three drill presses in my home shop, a small countertop, a drill press with a base, and a large floor model that I changed to three phase so I could use an inverter set to 50-80 cycle to allow me variable speed. Guess which one does 80% of my work. The small craftsman from sears gets most of the use. Ray
Even as being a Californian I knew that flag. Looks good.
17:06 well your not far from Springfield mo, and Grizzly tools
You should go one day but not during the tent sale and go back in the scratch and dent room.
I got a 2hp dust collector for 100 bucks off the summer sale price in 2018 or 2017. They always have all kinds of toys marked down.
Then your not that far from Kansas city mo where your shaper was made and who built the sawmill you have.
Go down in the caves after you visit the office in the industrial park about a block away from where my belsaw was made for craftsman.
Reminds me I need to order new rollers for it.
Jason knight is in your area and is a former judge on forged in fire.
Yeah he comes by often
Most beautiful flag ever conceived.
@Nathan, taking the time and having the thought to make something aesthetically appealing. Is always appreciated.
The flag looks great. Hope Mrs Elliot is well along with yourself and the rest of the family ... including the cats. Edit: Looking forward to the forge work, my favourite thing when l was in school.
Nathan....I went to the doctor to have my head examined and sawdust was all they found😊.
Lol
Awesome job thanks for sharing !!
Thanks for watching!
Friday
l used to like black smith working as a hobby but got to old to do it any more.....Thanks Nathan 👍
Old stinking Shoe🇺🇸 lol
lol
Yo, will trade a "Like" for some of that rain you keep getting........Thanks for the videos
I would use what ever wood you want. Don’t worry what others think!!! Lol
_”...the knee bones connected to the thigh bone... “_ 🎶🎵🎶
Looks good!!!
I would have used black walnut or any nice hardwood for the anvil stand. Use it as a marketing tool and show off the product that you make.
Hi Nathan, Wood glue works well on treated pine if the wood has had enough time to dry properly first.
Go with the walnut.
As always, great content.
Much appreciated!
Hickory would be strong and look good
My Dad was a wood worker when retired .
i was a kid (teen) . I played with his planer . i all most shot my nuts off. standing right in front of the feed , it hit a not and shot it out well now you know ( JUST ABOUT )
You learn by doing. " just about " :)
Cheers . Canada.
Flag looks good 👍. When it comes to woodworking, my saying is, (it ain’t cabinets.)
You got that right!
If a little glue does good, a lot of glue will do a lot Gooder. 😂 I love your channel!
Thanks for the tip!
appreciate you watching
Liquid Nails has a PT deck adhesive. You lifted that Vevor box with your back instead of with your legs. Stay Safe.
The problem with pressure treated wood is it has a very high moisture content. Older wood should be low enough to glue well.
Yes
I like that mallet, is black walnut ?
Get some beeswax or an old candle and give those clamps a couple strokes every now and then and it will make them much easier too slide.
Make it outa what ever you want screw what people think.
You said 8x8, but previously those treated drops are 6 x 6 ❓
A spline running the length of each would make the surfaces less likely to let go.
Wouldn't have been comical to have edited in a cartoon explosion right after the glue.
I have yet to use those big timber screws. Would dragging them over a bar if soap make them run in easier?
You STILL Haven't Finished your Doors, and Now you're using it as a Workbench!!!
Not finidhed doors explained in video, did you not hear?
Mount a roll of kraft paper on the end of your glue bench to keep that bench top clean.
That's the plan!
You are right about the flag. Looks good.
👍🏻👍🏻
Are those worm holes in the oak board you ran through the planner?
Yes
That looks like a nice drill press 😊😊 let us know what the speed range is please 😊 thank you 😊 😊😊oh I was going to tell you about some glue that works very well 👍👍
Its called Vanguard !!! It is a transport adhesive and it will not let go !!!! It will glue concrete wood glass some plastic steel aluminum just about anything you can think of !!!!! 😊😊😊 your local trailer repair shop should have it !!!! Its not cheap but if you don't want it to come apart 😮😊 its worth it 😉 😊
They didn't us subscribe me, but I had it on all, and it moved it to some or whatever it is.