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30 bar? 🤣 That's 30 Hg. That equals 1 bar. There is an outer scale in Hg and and an inner scale in bar. 0 represents 30 Hg/1 bar normal atmopspheric pressure at sea level. That means 30 Hg (29.92 at exact sea level) on the dial represents actually 0 Hg or a vacuum. Near vacuum, actually.

To do the knife scales, i want to preserve them because I ve had this lockback made by schrader called old timer, well she's a very old timer and the wooden panels i dont want to remove as there just stained wood! Thats it, no lacquer finish or anything just dryed out wood . So can I just get a brush and saturate each panel, one side at a time then put the old girl in the chamber and maybe run it like that for a few coats until its impregnated? Im not worried about the runs of excess from dripping down the sides as i can fix that. What say you sir?

For gods sake stop saying bar! Its actually -30Hg ! Ok?

How long would you say that whole thing took? I'm curious if it's too long to use table top epoxy for charcuterie boards or smaller projects

The pumps vacuum exhaust needs to be loose or open, preferably loose & usually has a fiktet inside & its strlngly recommended to run pump 20mins & drain & refill for firat time as break in process, as an hvac tech my 5cfm punp vs $ratio is rockibg solid i gotta say ive used damn thing for all my side jobs with some long as line sets kn splits & mini apkits multi zones & grt it down to as manufacturer recommended spec of 500microns or under, once again im a big fan of old mighty yellow jacket bullets but the bullwts arw $500 for 7l7 or 8cfm pumos & quality has declined for bullets so i tried this foe da heck of it & i gotta say so far i like da damn thing, but lets see how long it goea, & this guy is iusing a bar micron gauge ehich just really make me want to laugh like really, that gives u absolutely noooo precision whats so ever, once again p3ople micron gauge is the only tools that should be used on vacuum pumps yo actually see what these punps are doing, yes a quLity mictkn gauge which is not too cheap unfortunately but u gotta spend moneybto make money

Hi, I am Nelson and I'm a video editor, i will like to be your video editor, creating thumbnails and getting your content ready for RUclips. I look forward to your response, Thanks!

Hi.. thanks for that was a big help....DAVID.. AUSTRALIA..

I would really like to see how you clear the wood off of the handle. Nice job!

Wasn't there a filter to put on the other side of the valve? Just trying to remember. I have no idea honestly on these things and have been reading reviews/watching videos, doing a ton of research. And these pots with the acrylic lids aren't good for the whole wood thing and the cactus juice - the chemicals will degrade the acrylic lid in no time from what I've read in what instructions from the manufacturers have said - you need a tempered glass lid for doing the wood or that type of item. This pot is more just good for resin/epoxy and silicone molds, I think. But I could be wrong. : )

Thank you super helpful!

I like the idea of putting the coasters to a board for running through the planer. Concerning the cork for the bottom, can those be purchased precut or did you cut them?

Nice video. I'm wondering how you cut the pieces on the miter saw. I always have to use stop blocks in order to get the exact dimension. You simply marked the pieces and cut. You did the same on the table saw when cutting the dividers. Definitely a skill I have not mastered.

I’m starting my first resin river furniture project. My first tests have been bit of steep learning curve! Loads of air bubbles. Thought about getting this exact kit. Got on here and looked for some guidance. This video has been brilliant. Thank you for taking the time to explain everything you went through getting this all set up and how you’ve taken the time to get rid of all the bubbles! Feel confident in getting this kit. I’m off to watch the rest of your videos. Feeling a lot more confident that my projects will succeed now. Thank you. 🎉

Beautiful work!!

I love the jewelry box

Hey! thanks for the video, I've really been struggling with the dang bubbles!! I did get this same vacuum and was frustrated bc it felt like it was adding more bubbles to the mix rather than removing them. But watching this it looks like maybe I didn't cycle thru enough? I only did it a couple of times before stopping with a cup full of foam. It looked like you did about 10 rounds of the vacuum, is that right?

Hi from Denmark. Thanks for an absolutely fantastic video... you got it son ! 🙂 You totally nailed it and showed me exactly what I wanted to know. I love that you really overdid it with the amount of air bubbles introduced to the resin... just to show if it could be remedied with the vacuum pump. My only question is if you can tell how much oil this thing uses, and, if just 'any' vacuum pump oil can be used to refill the thing?

Nice review, thanks for showing the whole process as well.

Tea Towel's ? yup your from the south. LOL Nothing wrong with that. Grand ma said the same.

I subscribed just because of this video

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Thank God you FINALLY got around to giving us a cutting board video. I laughed. I cried. It was everything I always wanted in a cutting board video.

your table sander doesn't seem to suck much of the dust up. are your filters blocked..

Good video. You have an awesome shop, and well equipped! Being a small woodworking channel myself, I feel that people just have no idea what goes into making a video while trying to get a project done. It at least doubles and sometimes triples the time. Keep at it! I myself refuse to give up.

I subscribed. I appreciate the video. I’ve been woodworking for 35 years and people always say I should have a channel. I say it would take all the enjoyment out of woodworking. The set ups, the do overs and editing is more than I’m willing to do. Also nice to see a woodworker who’s not obediently using a SawStop and all Festool tools. Seems like you still possess all of your original digits.👍 After having to go to urgent care last week to have a piece of steel removed from my eye I suggest that you wear eye protection. I now won’t even fire up any tools without safety glasses.

Your belt sander has three exhaust ports, why is it dumping sawdust on the floor

You were supposed to show how the planer chipped off the ends. Its why you put sacrificial ends on. I wanted to see how much chipped out using a helical head.

I'm not a woodworker, but it seems you are correct.... Any woodworking channel is doomed to failure unless you have a cutting board build! I noticed that I am subscriber number 120, despite there being over 4,000 views to this video! What's wrong with people?? How hard is it to hit the subscribe button when you are watching somebody put an enourmous amount of effort into producing a piece of art? Stick with it, sir! You will get to your silver button soon, I am certain of it!!

"Be kind to one another" Preach Brother! Love your work too. Keep the videos comin!

You Sir, are a great teacher! Thank you for this video!

When using a jointer with a bow, is there a reason for flattening the top of the bow instead of flattening the cup ?

What was the sidewalk chalk that you used purpose? What is the principle behind the process? Some of us, including myself are dummies! Rubber feet with metal inside thingymajigs, what is a more accurate description to order on line perhaps?

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Send it back it don't work. Loosing money like I did.

This project is right up my alley. What would work really well if someone who does not have a drill press is some 2 or 4 wide off brand lego tape though I am not one that like to cover wood grain. Another which might peak some interest is a Lego sorter.

Behold the suction power of the Cyclone!! I laughed when I saw you gluing the blanks up. I was like I am not the only one to use their hands to apply wood glue like that. First, I was expecting a brush nope dove right in with the hands. The only critique and this is my opinion and take it with a grain of salt. Was when you did the time lapse for the shaping on the lathe. Should have been less time lapse with more of the cutting sound. Other than that, the Bowl turned out amazing and I Enjoyed the episode

Hey Jacoby, your son mentioned in chat on a mutual friend's live stream that you started RUclips woodworking videos. It piqued my interest and came to check you out. I did carpentry for a few years but love woodworking in general, especially the lathe for the same reason. I look forward to watching !

Great tutorial, appreciate your work.

What about sealent

Can you please post a link to the bread blades?