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I can tell you that it doesn't smell. But with that said, I have a gas fireplace. But this stuff is also used for grills and other high heat things, so once it gets to temp, it should be cured where there is no smell. I do hope you try it. If you do, please update me 🙂

LOL!! I love this!

That's awesome!! I'd love to mill my own wood. The selection we have here in Charleston is pitiful.

I do it so much, I'm getting good at it LOL! I'm a pro at getting the wrong measurements

That's awesome!! My barn and lop sided house had guests living in them for the past 2 years. Blue birds and a Carolina wren. I wanted to build a log cabin. Maybe...one day.

@@TheTravelingCraneWoodcraftMore I saw the video on here from Specific Love Creations. It was surprisingly easy. The cutting took a while but assembly was so fast.

Blushing 😊 thanks!!

Typos are wonderful!!

Thanks! I use my cell phone to record all my videos, so I'm usually looking at the lens that is in the upper corner of my phone. LOL! So I try my best 🙂 if I had a better camera system, it would totally look more professional.

Thank you!

Thanks for the input! Everyone has their own way of doing things. For me, this was the easiest. I'm not too worried about using the glue, and if I have to remove it, that's just a road I will cross later. I think it turned out pretty well. I love it, and it still looks good after all this time. If I do this again, I'll take your advice. Especially for the upstairs bathroom I need to do. That wall is jacked, and I definitely need to make sure I secure them to the studs. Thanks again for the advice, and thanks for watching!!

Thank you! And, thank you for watching! At first, I didn't notice any movement on the ends, but when we got ready for the next event in there I noticed shrinking. But from the middle. So now the end boards are a tab bit longer than the center. I don't like it, but no way of fixing it. So I'm learning to "love" it. I keep telling myself, it's my first table and it gives it character LOL!

Can someone explain in simple terms what this means please?

What do you need explained?

@@TheTravelingCraneWoodcraftMore wood movement/cracking for breadboard ends in relationship to pocket hole joinery...what does this mean? I'm going to try and build a table, beginner here.

Oh okay., happy to help. Because of the humidity in my house, the wood expanded and contacted through the years and has made the inner boards smaller than when I started, which made the end boards seem longer. I'm not sure how to prevent that from happening, unfortunately. I guess the only thing I can say is to make sure the wood you use is fully cured, no moisture in the wood. You probably can find something on YT about wood warping after awhile, that should help. I hope that helped a little. I'm not the best at explaining and everything I do is pretty much trial and error LOL! I hope your table turns out awesome! Thank you for watching!! Happy building!!

Hey!! Thanks for watching and the comment! If you have an IKEA near you, you can see if they have them there. I got mine from Amazon. If you can find a bread box that opens on a hing and not slide like mine, it will make life much easier.

where could i buy just the support bbase?

Hi there! I want to say they were 8mm or 10mm beads. The size you would use if you were making a bracelet. But any size you want to use would be fine. The wooden beads, I got from Amazon, but may have them at a craft store.

I love hearing this! For me, this was an honest review. There are a ton of wood burning tools out there. it just depends on what you want to spend. For the time, Walnut Hollow was a good choice. You can hold the burner like a pen, and that was exactly what I was looking for. It's better on the wood you can get at the craft store, but not on birch, walnut..basically hardwoods, which is what I was really wanting to use this for. So I alternate between the old burner and new. Hope this works for you! Thank you again for watching and your comment. Happy crafting!!

@@TheTravelingCraneWoodcraftMore seems I want the same as you. I just found at my Hobby Lobby for only $64.99 so looks like i will go after it instead of ordering. Giggling, would love to see you do more. Life does get busy for young folk 😁

If you can get a coupon, that would make it even better! I will definitely get back into wood burning after my son arrives, that is! Hopefully, life won't be too busy, and he can enjoy wood working with me!

@@TheTravelingCraneWoodcraftMore where in the world would you get a coupon? Then I look forward to learning from you.

You can probably find one at hobbylobby.com or I you have a Michael's near you, they always have coupons on their website for 25% or more off regular priced items. I think that's where I got mine.

Why thank you so much! I'm happy you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching!

You are so good at explaining the process of crafting. I'd love to see more!@@TheTravelingCraneWoodcraftMore

I will definitely be doing more. Took a break this year to get our home ready for our son, who will be born in February! So stay tuned!

Thanks for watching! I love working with hand tools 🙂 as for the music, this was an early video, so I think I did all the edits from my phone and used whatever music it had LOL!

Yeah, everyone has their preferences 🙂 for me, I felt the brass looked dated and since we purchased my husband's childhood home, we wanted to change it up and make it our own. I was going to whitewash the brick, but I'm glad I didn't. A little change was good. Thanks for the comment and for watching!