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Sorry for the slow response! If you search ‘threaded inserts’ you’ll find them 👍🏼

Depends what you need it for. It’s great for speeding up the process of panelling wood for furniture

Gluing != Welding

Correct, it’s a portable wood welder. www.scosarg.com/tn4000-portable-rf-wood-welder?geoip_country=GB&gad_source=1&gclid=CjwKCAiA7t6sBhAiEiwAsaieYmyd5VO0kJ5qtLichI42YL0UYH_TDVFTGCQJMdl1iNH4OUOJ0ih9AhoCkeQQAvD_BwE

This is a ‘portable’ wood welder - generally they’re much bigger as they’re used for more industrial woodworking

@sampennistonPWB i found out the process existed 2 hours ago, looked it up and only saw it used on 2 it little blocks in an industrial setting. Why isn't this more widely used? There's gotta be some drawbacks?

The only real drawback is the price, they cost 1000’s even for the little one we used. It was definitely a nice luxury however since I’m now working for myself I would much rather have more clamps and leave pieces to dry over night than use the welder 🤷🏼‍♂️

@@nateb4543 i’m 99% sure that the guy who posted the video doesn’t know what wood welding is because I also just learned about this a few hours ago. There’s no vibration happening here. I’m pretty sure it’s just drying the glue. With the real wood welding, there’s no glue used.

@davidx1 I 100% know what I’m talking about. You’re thinking of friction wood welding which this is not. This is a portable wood welder ideal for speeding up the glue process of panelling table tops. www.scosarg.com/tn4000-portable-rf-wood-welder?geoip_country=GB&gad_source=1&gclid=CjwKCAiA7t6sBhAiEiwAsaieYmyd5VO0kJ5qtLichI42YL0UYH_TDVFTGCQJMdl1iNH4OUOJ0ih9AhoCkeQQAvD_BwE

These pallets actually come from Denmark. For my furniture business I buy large amounts of timber panels which come from Denmark - I believe the supplier probably makes the pallets themselves as they’re much larger than standard pallets 👍🏼

😂 to be fair that was one of my first ever projects making a gate with pallet wood!

😂 I’ve accumulated it over the year - it’s from the pallets my timber arrives on and always thought they were too good to throw away!

Thank you! I know, there’s no excuses for that 🤦🏼‍♂️

I’ve used Fiddes Hard Wax Oil in a clear satin 😊

@@sampennistonPWB Thanks for the information

I left it in the clamps to dry for a few hours by which time it’s fine to work with. The glue will fully cure over the course of 24 hours. I do usually leave things to dry overnight but I wanted to do a ‘one day build’ project 👍🏼

I will never understand why people leave comments like that. Why not say something nice or just say nothing at all. Spread positivity bro not hate, you might just make someone’s day✌🏼

Thank you for watching! Was it this particular video that was boring? I’m new to all of this videoing stuff and I’m wanting to improve

Ye I wanted to preserve as much of the reclaimed look as possible, rounding over each piece would have lost a lot of the character!

@@sampennistonPWB I think you did a great job. Keep it up!

Did you watch the video Glenn? I saw a table on a website for $3000 and showed how it can be made with free pallet wood. I’m selling it for $200 on Etsy.

That is a consequence yes. Any old sheet wood would work too!

Thank you!

Totally agree! I just wanted it to be more rustic looking which is more mine and my customers style 😊

Thank you!

😂 they’re actually ones they discard thankfully! Thank you for the subscription 😊

Thanks man! It’s just a sheet of plywood that slots onto the table saw then I measure half of the circumference I need and add some sort of pin for the top to spin on. I’ve had a few comments about this now so probably warrants me making a video making a new one. I’ll get that up in a few weeks 👍🏼

Thank you! That’s a good idea, hadn’t thought of that 👍🏼

@@sampennistonPWB man if you did, I'm sure I wouldn't be the only one that's greatly appreciated of your talents!! Keep up the good work fam!

no es por ser mala onda ni nada , pero siempre me pregunto pq quieren lista de cortes y todo eso , si se supone que te explican como se hace y ya con eso lo haces a tus espacios , siento q es como copias en el colegio , ya te entrego las herramientas ( conociemiento) para que puedas hacer una y ademas esta en particular es super simple en las medidas que quieras , basicamente la pregunta es realmente tu pasion por el bricolage es copias tal cual con medidas y todo de lo que ves en los videos ? ninguna gana por poca que sea q se adecue a tu espacio o algun aporte propio para que sientas que es mas hecha por ti , es solo una pregunta opinion espero no t la tomes a mal

@@antoniomunoz3581 hahahaha Its just like baking a cake, A recipe is way easier than starting from scratch. With wood working, of course all it takes is to see something to be able to replicate it, but its the skill and experience that sets everyone apart. The title to the video is DIY, as in DO IT YOURSELF, so its absolutely not unreasonable to ask for a detailed cut list, especially if its exactly what you're looking for. Of course i could stop the video and make my own measurements, (which i did no problem at all...) But my comment was to help the content creator get more views, viewers, and subscribers. Even this comment alone helps the algorithm and that's the whole point here isn't it? to help other people and learn. This guy has some quality content, and some serious skills, so why not try to learn more from him? if you're a woodworker too and are worried about "losing business" or something, and that's the reason you cant fathom making a cut list for someone, then that's the wrong way of thinking of things. If I saw something, I don't think "I'm going to copy it exactly" I would make it better to my skill level , and that sets my work apart from others, just like most occupations on this planet. Get with the times or get passed up... CHEERS!!!

Totally agree for larger projects however in this application on a small coffee table the legs will be plenty strong enough 👍🏼

This can definitely be made with very cheap or second hand tools! Everyone starts somewhere 😊

It’s a festool belt sander with a sanding frame - it’s great for flattening panels. There is a link in my description if you wanted more info on it. I believe Bosch have something similar too 👍🏼

@@sampennistonPWB thank you!

It says to apply on wood and then burn with a heat gun, that’s all it can do. There is a link in my description for the pen 👍🏼

@@sampennistonPWB good idea

Thanks Josh!

Thank you! It’s a simple build and can be achieved with basic tools 👍🏼

Thank you!