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Renaissance Woodworking
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I'm a wife, mom, 5th-grade teacher, photographer, and woodworker. When I have time, I make and fix things for our house as well as for friends. Teaching is such a part of who I am, I figured I would take it to RUclips, where I myself have learned what I know about woodworking.
Matthew 6:26-27
26 Look at the birds of the air; they do not sow or reap or store away in barns, and yet your heavenly Father feeds them. Are you not much more valuable than they? 27 Can any one of you by worrying add a single hour to your life?
Matthew 6:26-27
26 Look at the birds of the air; they do not sow or reap or store away in barns, and yet your heavenly Father feeds them. Are you not much more valuable than they? 27 Can any one of you by worrying add a single hour to your life?
Turning a Spalted Walnut Bowl for a Wonderful Couple
I turned a spalted walnut bowl for a kind and loving couple. One of them got to watch the first half of her bowl being turned. This one was tough as it was very punky. I used a LOT of shellac to hold things together as well as some CA glue. Luckily the tenon never broke off. In the end, we got an 11 1/2" fruit bowl. This is the first spalted walnut I've turned. The log lived on our "lawn" in the sprinklers for a good 6 months. It came out very beautiful!
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Turning a Kindle Reading Pointer for my Daughter
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My daughter just got her own Kindle Kids Paperwhite so she can read at night in bed. She is still learning to read and needs to point at the words to keep track or sound them out. I turned her a little reading pointer so the pages do not turn everything she touches the Kindle screen. She loves it!
The Largest Piece I've Turned So Far: 19.5" Walnut Charcuterie Board from a Cookie
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My first turning on the Harvey T60. This is a 21" walnut cookie that had warped and cupped. It was VERY dry and a bear to turn. It beat me up pretty good as there were uneven chainsaw cuts that had to be turned out. I will be turning a matching dip bowl to go with the charcuterie board. It will be available via Etsy soon.
HARVEY T60 LATHE: What You Need To Know (Comprehensive Overview)
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In this comprehensive overview, we dive deep into the Harvey T60 lathe, a powerful 220V machine equipped with a 2hp servo motor. Whether you are into woodturning, woodworking, or DIY projects, this video covers everything you need to know about the Harvey T60. This overview will help you gain a better understanding of this top-notch lathe. If you're considering investing in a Harvey T60 or simp...
The Ultimate Woodworking Gift Guide for your Gal from a Woman's Viewpoint: Part I
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Looking for the perfect woodworking gift for your girl? In this series, get the ultimate gift guide from a woman's perspective. From practical tools to unique project ideas, find the perfect gift to delight the love in your life. Don't miss out on these thoughtful and creative gift ideas tailored for the gals who love you! File Download: www.renwoodworking.com/downloads
Finish Turning an Olive Vase
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Finishing up an Olive Vase. I turned off the tenon and added my custom laser etched medallion made of Padauk.
DIY Dust Collector Canister Filter Upgrade | Easy & Affordable | 2024
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Upgrade your dust collector with this easy and affordable DIY canister filter! In this video, we will guide you through the process of creating a canister filter for your dust collector, keeping your workshop cleaner and safer. Say goodbye to fine dust particles with this simple upgrade. Stay tuned and learn how to improve your dust collection system for better air quality and a more efficient ...
Genmitsu iMaticBox Relay Switch Install & Review
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How to install the new Genmitsu iMaticBox Relay on the 4040 Pro. I did a quick review. I will update on longevity as I use the switch more. Genmitsu iMaticBox Relay www.sainsmart.com/products/imaticbox-relay-module-switch Genmitsu iMaticBox Relay Manual genmitsu.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/101-63-IMB2/Genmitsu_iMaticBox_02_PWM_Relay_Controller_Module_User_Guide_2405.pdf
What's in the Genmitsu Relay Switch Box?
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This is the initial unboxing of the new relay switch box from Genmitsu. I go through what comes in the box and what cables are included.
The whole turning project almost blew apart!
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These bowls were made as a keep sake from an old Japanese Maple tree that had to be cut down. It was 14" in diameter and most likely close to 40 years old. I made a 12" bowl, an 8" bowl, seen here, as well as the three small nested bowls all from the same log. The three nested bowls were cored out from the 8" bowl. Spalting was done by putting the log in a black plastic back for a year. Bowl Go...
Can My Kids Make a Matthew Peech Project for Father's Day?
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Can My Kids Make a Matthew Peech Project for Father's Day?
I Installed WiFi On My Genmitsu 4040 Pro CNC!
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I Installed WiFi On My Genmitsu 4040 Pro CNC!
Gadsden Flag Meets Charcuterie - EPIC Patriotic Appetizer Board Made of Yellow Heart!
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Gadsden Flag Meets Charcuterie - EPIC Patriotic Appetizer Board Made of Yellow Heart!
Make a custom laptop cover for 1/4 of the price!
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Make a custom laptop cover for 1/4 of the price!
What's up with all the drama surrounding the Woodpeckers Dado Nut for Sawstop?
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What's up with all the drama surrounding the Woodpeckers Dado Nut for Sawstop?
We Cloned A Table Without Any Plans!
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We Cloned A Table Without Any Plans!
Is a Card Scraper the BEST lathe tool? Save a Ton of Time on Spindle Restoration
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Is a Card Scraper the BEST lathe tool? Save a Ton of Time on Spindle Restoration
How To Make a Cedar Flag out of Two Pickets
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How To Make a Cedar Flag out of Two Pickets
Spalted Oak Mother's Day Costers - Can you spot where I messed up?
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Spalted Oak Mother's Day Costers - Can you spot where I messed up?
Turning a Japanese Maple Bowl from a 60yr old tree
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Turning a Japanese Maple Bowl from a 60yr old tree
Woodturning - Finishing an Olive Vase - Remove Coffee Epoxy
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Woodturning - Finishing an Olive Vase - Remove Coffee Epoxy
How many times can you say "hole" in one video? ~ Aluminum Spoilboard Build
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How many times can you say "hole" in one video? ~ Aluminum Spoilboard Build
Finishing the Spoilboard - Laser Etching
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Finishing the Spoilboard - Laser Etching
Sainsmart 4040Pro Linear Rail Measurements
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Sainsmart 4040Pro Linear Rail Measurements
Using a new combo drill tap bit to tap holes
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Using a new combo drill tap bit to tap holes
Well I'm trilled with my Harvey T50, which I have had 4 years now. Best of luck and happy turning.
I am loving the T-60 so far. It has taken everything I've thrown at it! My biggest worry is all the electronics. I don't really like the idea of computer parts in my power tools.
You are not the first to complain about the paint job on this particular lathe, I know it’s just the paint job it just gripes your soul when you’ve got this 20 ton Bohemia setting in your shop and you really just wanna send it back but you know that’s not possible! Sorry I’m just rambling but what I did wanna say I could be wrong, but it looks to me as you have the old style to tool rest. I do know that is how they ship them at the beginning and then they upgrade it it’s even in their brochure That it has the Harden still rod so it won’t put dings in your cast-iron. They all Harvey boys they sure can make some sexy looking tools. I’m just glad to see the other side enjoying the view as well. Hey listen it’s a good machine. I have a few Harvey. No they’re not perfect. You’ll enjoy it. What really matters?
Thank you! Yea, I'm not too worried about the paint. It's a tool. I'm more sad about the scratches in the ways from a burr that was on the banjo. :( I just thought it was weird it chipped after one use. I don't even think the tool touched the paint. Maybe just from vibrations. Mine has the steel rod on top, so it shouldn't be touching the paint. 🤷🏻♀️ It is a great lathe so far. I wanted a Robust but can't justify that price. This was the best and closest to the Robust. I wanted a lathe that had weight to handle the bowls I want to turn. I was WAY bigger than i thought it would be! It was a chore getting it setup!
Congratulations on getting your new lathe! It is a bit exciting to get a new major piece of equipment like that. It will be interesting to hear what you think after completing a variety of projects on it.
Thank you very much! It's been great so far. I will be doing more of a review later after I've played with it for a bit.
A very Nice piece.
Thank you! I'm glad it came out as well as it did. I was worried with how hard it was to turn being it was so dry.
Hmm, if I make mum one of these, I might get devilled eggs more often. Cool idea!
Thank you! You very well might! I do like mine. Make sure you let your finish cure. Those eggs will suck up the oil really fast. 🤣 I might need to put a layer of shellac on it.
Get the kids involved, I'm all for it. Good job.
Thank you! She really loves using the lathe. I"m sure she will move on to other tools as she gets older.
#tessetree wow HALLELUYAH PRAISE THE LORD
God is Good.
You need to screw down your insert on that table saw
It doesn't screw down. It has a latch in the front that holds it in. My craftsman didn't screw in either. It was just friction fit. The latch on this is nice and makes me feel much better.
A Standard Modern 19-80 is a beast...THAT is a toy
Well, yea. If you are making engines. This is a wood lathe. Compared to a Grizzly or Jet wood lathe of this size, this thing is gigantic.
@@renaissancewoodworking i was just kiddin...never seen a larger wood lathe 😀
Those metal lathes are pretty neat. It would be fun to use one.
It doesn't matter if a motor is a servo motor or not, it will not give you 4Hp if its rated 2 Hp. It being a servo motor only means that a servo controller (like a Variable Frequency Drive / VFD) controls the rotational position of the motor from some sort of feedback like a encoder. What they probably mean from saying a "servo motor like in a cnc machine" is that it is not a asynchronous induction motor but a permanent magnet synchronous motor which are generally a little smaller for the same power but need a VFD to run.
Yea, That's kind of what I meant. LOL. They said something like it can give the same torque and power through knots without bogging down. We shall see. It's WAY more powerful than the tiny 12" 1/2hp I came from. Hahaha!
Congratulations! Newer more powerful lathe is always exciting!
A trick I've used in the past with glued in fasteners is to use a soldering iron (a fairly juicy one that might trip the breaker if anything significant was turned on at the same time on the same circuit) and it works fantastically well for el cheapo factory fabrication on other devices, especially ones with a circuit board attached or those pig metal screws that act like single use fasteners. Thread locker, ehh, not so much other than thermal cycling the joint. I've drilled out my share of screws and bolts, too. 😁 I was looking at this kit recently, maybe thinking about doing the x axis first. I was also toying with the idea of just using the hardware and getting third party linear rails to make a BIG machine. Undecided as of yet.
If you happen to know, does it also operate like a VFD where control of a router's rpm will coordinate with settings in software? The automated on/off is nice but somewhat trivial compared to having coordination with rpm control, which is what I would buy it for.
...and 5 years from now, you'll say, "I wonder where that little fan came from." :-)
I have just done this upgrade and i am not happy with the results. An intended straight cut across the x-axis does not yeild a straight cut but instead an arc with a deflection of about 1.5mm or 1/16" in the middle. I have perforemed many tests to solve this issue but to no avail. I believe this is due to the linear rails not being stiff enough to suport the weight of the carriage + router (makita) therfore causing it to sag inwards in the middle where it is lease supported. I have been intouch with Sainsmart about this and have requested a full refund. I recommend not doing this upgrade, and if you already have, check an x-axis cut on your machine is actually straight. If anyone wants more info or images / video to explain this further, shoot me a DM.
HMMM....Maybe that is my issue? I will take a look. I've been so busy, I haven't had time to figure out why it's cutting so deep. I figured it was my uneven lumber as I was using 2x4s.
@@renaissancewoodworking Sounds like you need to level the spoil board if you haven't already? My issue is with straightness of cut, not depth. i.e. if i tried to cut a rectangle of say 500x100mm, when cutting the 500mm lines across the x axis they come out arced, not straight.
Thank you for sharing! I've been poking around Amazon and looking at some of the Genmitsu controllers. I assume they'll work for any GRBL device, but haven't seen a review or document saying that just yet. Do you happen to know if it is as universal as I hope? Thanks again!
Thank you! I'm not sure if it will work on other machines. It might if it has the same port. You can try and ask other's in the Sainsmart FB group and see if anyone has tried it. facebook.com/groups/SainSmart.GenmitsuCNC
@@renaissancewoodworking thanks for your response! I'll check out the group. I think the ports are the same but I am hesitant because I know companies like their proprietary trickery haha. Have a great day!
@@lostinlymbo13 No problem! You can also ask support@sainsmart.com. They are really good at getting back to you in a day or two.
This looks like a great idea! I’d like to build one and I think I’ve got the idea well enough to execute it but a build video would be pretty sweet if you’re able to
Thank you! It works really well. I don't have the supplies to make another, but I can do a quick video on how it's all put together and what I had to do to get things to fit.
@@renaissancewoodworking that would be great!
I didn’t realize Genmitsu was going to have this available. I hooked up the Fox Alien version 6 weeks ago.
I didn’t know anything about it either until they posted about it. I have been wanting one, but not willing to make one. Too busy.
Is the casing of the unit steel or plastic?
It’s steel and has mounting feet. I’ll do an install and initial review today.
I don’t know what that is but I’m sure it is really exciting. Just a word of advice, I would not recommend wearing a watch around your equipment. Wouldn’t want you getting hurt.
So you made your stripes 1" wide, well if you used the measurements from the calculator, your flag should be 13"x24.5" according to the calculator. Why is your flag only 23" in length
Probably from being a mom. Hahaha! I had to stop and do other things many times making this flag. I do know that I didn't account for the 1/8" kerf from cutting the union from the stripes. I very well may have started with a 24.5" length and not longer to compensate for what I would have to cut off when I evened out the side. So, if you make one, make sure you start out w/ at least 25.5" stripes. ;)
Very impressive woodworking skills.....and your skill to create and package it into a video for our education. Kudos!!
Thank you so much Pete! Still working on making the videos better. It's not the camera! Hahah! It's hard when you can't be behind the camera and build at the same time. 🤣
I loved that your daughter left a present for you in the shop. I love the creativeness of the bird made of foil. Thank you for allowing her to help you. I totally agree with @SiskCustomLeather's comment. I have subscribed because of everything I saw and heard in this video.
Thank you so very much for the encouragement! They really do like helping out when they can! The really loved being able to make their Father's Day present for their dad last week!
@@renaissancewoodworking Awesome work Mom and Dad!! Keep up the fantastic work.
Great video! It's great that you are teaching your kids about, and involving them with, woodworking. Even though some of them may not be interested in it 😂. Also, great job on teaching safety and respect for the equipment to help prevent injuries. 👍
Haha! Thank you! He is more of a techy than a woodworker. But, that's ok. I was a techy when I was his age. I just want them to have the knowhow to fix things when needed. ;) Yes! Respect is big with these tools! One should never get "comfortable" with them!
Nice project, looks great!
Thank you very much! I really like the Yellow Heart. It was a chance a I bought the lumber on line. I'm glad it was as yellow as it was.
About to do this myself as part of my 4040 to 6060 conversion, right now I have absolutely everything in pieces on three workbenches, good times lol
Haha! Yup. I did the extension build last month. Just went to 6040. I don't have the room for the Y axis so did a sliding table instead. I did a build video of the extension as well. Make sure you have a heat gun ready.
@@renaissancewoodworking I love your 0,0 stop square, I may do the same thing!
@@TunaSoda Thank you! It works really well and easy to take it off and on.
With the laundry right there you could always use some detergent as a weight in place of cauls.
I know right! Hahah! I should try that next time!
How did you get the lead bar off the motor?
Go to 16:35 in the video. I used a vice to hold the lead screw, then used pliers to carefully turn the collar on the motor until it unscrewed and came off. :)
@@renaissancewoodworking im stuck at this point. i got the lead screw to turn till its pretty loose. i even put the end of the lead screw in my cordless drill and had the coupling held still with a set of channel locks. its just spins and spins. im at my wits end. are you taking the coupling off the motor???? cant be because that would not give me the coupling for the new lead screw.
never mind. could not get the set screws to back out far enough. so i put the lead screw in the drill and let it rip the ends off the set screws. then put the motor coupling in a machine vise on my drill press and punched a small drill bit through both of them at once then used a propane torch to burn out the loctite and was able to back them out with a small screwdriver. thats only the first side. bout to tackle the other side now.
Looks fantastic! Great job! and I loved hearing the history!
Thank you! It was fun to make and learn a little bit more out the history.
I would like to offer a suggestion before it's too late. Any woodworker should know that while you are in the shop, especially when using saws that you NEVER wear jewelry, scarves, neck ties, or rings. Especially a loose-fitting bracelet like you're wearing.
Safety Sally has arrived
Thanks for the tips!
Wearing all the jewelry while working with power tools will eventually lead to the loss of a finger, or more!
If my hands are that close to anything, I have really big problems. But, anything can happen. I don't usually wear my bracelet and forgot I had it on that week. I will make it a mental note to take it off. Thank you.
My God, you’re irritating
is that the largest extension
Yes. It’s the largest X extension. You can also extend the Y axis but I do not have room. I put it on a sliding pullout table top instead. That way I can tile projects if needed.
Oh, I love the bird! I love the angles that you use in this. Beautiful work.
Thank you so much!
This bugs me😂
What is it?
It’s a baby wood bee or bumblebee. 💕
How did you do the star’s
I just put up a short! The starts are going on now! ruclips.net/user/shortsyg3NnQFvxlc?feature=share I will have a full video soon.
Great job! A few suggestions....make the cauls, they will turn out a better project. Also, loose the loose hanging jewelry when using power tools. Safety first!!
I though it was safety third? ;) Yes, I usually do not wear it. I'm more worried about my long hair and necklace at the lathe. I need to remember to tie my hair back, it didn't use to be this long! I totally need to make those cauls! I have boards I can grab to do it in a pinch. But, no REAL tapered cauls.
nice flag! How are you making the stars? When you paint the stripes, are you just masking off?
Thank you! I will be using my small CNC for the stars. I don't think making it off will help as the wood is pretty rough. I might steal on of my kids pain brushes and try that. LOL
This veteran likes all the versions of your flags. Colors, plain, with and without stars...something for everyone and something for woodworkers of all skills to attempt to replicate. Love the kids in the shop helping out as well. Mostly, loved the appropriate soundtrack in the background. New subscriber
Thank you very much for your service and the sub! Yes, my kids live getting in on the building when they can. My oldest daughter has been chomping at the bit to learn the lathe! The face shield finally fits her now. I'm thinking of building a challenge coin display. I have a friend that has been wanting one. Just wrapping my head around how I want the holders to work. 🤔
Man, can't tell you how much your comment echoed my thoughts. I am not a veteran but grew up in the AF then married a Marine. (Let's not even talk about the jokes that are told. LOL) Our son was given an IR for defending the flag when he was in 2nd grade. We fought that tooth and nail. Anyway, have an awesome day!
As a teacher, I am so sorry to hear that! I teach 5th grade and understand how important our country's history is. I do my best to stick with the facts and help the kids understand what our foundation is. We do things like right the Pledge of Allegiance and the Preamble in their own words as well as write up a 1700's news paper on the constitution. Good for you at fighting back and standing up for your son!
@@renaissancewoodworking Thank you from the bottom of my heart for keeping American History alive. So many schools have gotten away from that, which is sad. The reason he was defending it was that a boy kept spitting on it. Our son went and stood between the boy and the flag and told him, many people died for this flag, you don't spit on that. We have never been prouder. The principle at the school informed us that he kept the other boy from having "free speech". We were floored. Told her that maybe the news stations would be interested in her response. My husband is a disabled veteran (non-war) so we tend to be very patriotic.
@@shannabauer You are very welcome! I have to wonder. Is it his free speech to spit on the class floor our on the sidewalk outside the class? Probably not. Therefore, he shouldn't be spitting on the flag either. Interesting he used "Free Speech" when it fit his needs.
It should have stores
I will be working on that soon. ;) Probably adding color as well. I want to see how it will turn out coloring it after the build rather than before.
Wonder if this would facilitate running a small dado stack (like the CMT one in this video) on a SawStop CTS? (Aside from potential warranty invalidation issues, safety brake size / function concerns, etc. I probably just talked myself out of it.)
LOL! Probably a good choice! Hmmm...On a CTS? Can it even use a dado break? You can't run a dado without a dado brake. The arbor knows! Haha! That's why this is my second saw. My first was DOA as the arbor was not detecting the blade. Had to wait another week to get the saw replaced. I wouldn't try it.
Great job.. great tutorial. Where can I get clamps like that or did you make
Thank you! 💕 I got the clamps from Harbor Freight. Most of my clamps are from there. They work really well.
Very cool 👍🏼
Thank you so much and thank you for your service! 💞
Hahahaha All the men make sure you take off your bracelets. Hahhahah
Hahaha!
Nice project! Subscribed
Thank you for subscribing! It was a fun build.
Just... no. First, it's only for SawStop. That eliminates 90% of table saw users. Second, you had plenty of arbor to use your regular washer. Unless you build your stack to a full 3/4" it's pretty pointless. Third, dado stacks have been used for decades without a $45 nut. That makes it doubly pointless. Like most of Woodpecker's stuff it's an over priced and unnecessary gadget.
Case in point. No, not at all necessary and I stated that. The video was not to convince someone to get one, but to show what it is so others can make that financial decision on their own. What other's do with their money is none of my business. Yes, it's just for the SawStop. So, it's not ok to make things or review single use objects? Lastly, I didn't take the time to put on a full dado stack as I know the viewers are pretty smart and can understand the difference between a 1/4" dado stack and a 3/4".
@@renaissancewoodworking Of course you're entitled to buy whatever you like. Likewise, you can make any video you like. The criticism isn't directed at you, but at Woodpecker's. Charging $45 for a nut, washer, and snap ring is absurd. Especially since it's completely unnecessary. The original washer works fine unless the dado is expanded to 3/4" and dados work fine without any washer at all. Who at Woodpecker's thought this was a good idea for anything but making money?
@@ST-0311 I totally agree. I think it was a good idea to solve something that make people nervous. I agree the price, as with most of their stuff, is way too high. This and the small drill press fence I got for $60 is all I have of their's and all I will probably ever have. But, Capitalism. They won't sell many if people are not willing to pay it. Then, it will be a one off thing and you will see people try and sell them on Amazon and Ebay for $100 as "rare". LOL
You are clueless
I just found your channel, too, and I've subscribed. I appreciate how you incorporated your kid! I also liked the final rustic you had. The finish looked great! What did you use? I've made one out of cedar as well, and I burned the wood. Thank you again!
Thank you! My kiddos really like helping when they can. ;) The old rustic flag was made from our old fence boards from a section of fence we had to take down. Time was the only finish! I love burning the wood to give color and texture!
Nothing safe about wearing all the jewelry around the table saw.
Whatever, she didn't even turn on any equipment. She can have jewelry in her shop. Get a life.
Thank you for your concern. ☺️
Take your jewellery off before getting around machines! Safety
Oh please, she wasn't running the equipment at all.
Thank you for your concern. ☺️