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hey Ken thanks for watching!! I have to admit when I am working on pieces I see so many things!! Sometimes I capitalize on it and other times I just keep working through it. Thanks again!!

Oh you know it!!

Thank you for checking out my stuff!! I appreciate the feedback as well...I keep trucking along!! Cheers

Ya this one was weird with all try he holes... I like how it turned out though. Thanks for watching and the feedback.

Lol. Yep... this was really tough one. I learned a lot from this one

Thanks for checking out my stuff!! Yeppers.. good old cedar....hack away!! 😂

no, you do not have to use bleach. And depending on how you’re going to use the piece such as hanging it on the wall versus putting it in an aquarium there are several methods that you can use deluded dish soap, hot water, scrubbing it, or diluted bleach solution. You just need to make sure it’s completely dry so set it out in the sun after you’ve done it and if you’re putting it in an aquarium from what I understand, you have to be really careful about the fumes and chemicals

@@JDUB-Woodworks Many thanks for reply. Ideas are mainly for free standing sculptures

of course

Thank you from Texas!!

Good morning from Texas!! Thanks Brother. Ya I see the ray as well.

Thank you mi Amiga!!

Lol!! Ya well copyright issues are tough to get around but I hear ya!! Need my son to record stuff for me next time. Thank you!!

Hey Robert...thanks for watching. Yes I have a lathe and I am educating myself on how to use it safely. I have done some small stuff and hope to get into bowls one day. Cheers sir!!

Thanks, it was a fun one to make!

How have you guys been?

Absolutely Brother!! Glad this piece will be in great hands!! Stay in touch!

I was blown away by how smooth it was too! Super cool piece

@ yes me too!! You just never know!!

My favorite part of carving is the silky, smoothness of final project!!! In my book, your description of how it 'feels' means success❣️

@@yvettewatson5822your words mean everything to me!! Thank you so much!!

I had so much fun with this one!! Thank you

So gorgeous!!! Love it!

Oh I'll bet you are proud of that one!!

Absolutely!! You are right...the resin is one of the things that I am constantly learning...so many variables.

Why the resin first? I get why you used it; but why apply it before the oil? If your answer is sanding...okay, but I would question it and shrug because--there's a lot of sanding no matter... Anyhow, cool piece. I dig it. I have some pieces you may be interested in checking out too. Cheers

Yep... sanding...plus I never know where the resin is going to leak...thanks for checking out my stuff....shoot me a pic of you work to my email

Ya I know....I really want to learn all the variables! 🙏

😂

I did see the stingray!!

I immediately saw the stingray as well...

Battle ready!!

Hi you two!

@ hope you had a supadupa Christmas🙂

We did and looking forward to the New Year!!

Thank you so much! Merry Christmas

thank you so much for your kind words!!! I think you brother will be blown away from your work and your love. What a great gift. I love creating art pieces for others...it really brings me joy. Take care and please share the final product with me. Cheers JDUB

thanks for checking out the video and the channel. I have used all of these products on Driftwood lamps and a Driftwood chandelier I made. I typically use Edison bulbs and they seem to burn a lot less hot but either way I’ve never had an issue with any of these products in regards to heat. I would recommend using a pure tongue oil versus the minwax...the minwax has chemicals in it where as pure Tung oil does not...try walrus brand Tung oil..it's awesome and I also use that on a lot of projects.

⁠thank you!

Of course

You bet

Ok momma

Thank you my love

Thank you, you are a true artist as well!

Edit addition. Try warming up the beeswax before putting it on the wood. It'll help the wood soak up the wax and protect it for a longer period of time. Also, fresh shellac is completely natural and food safe. Many of the shiny varnishes on candy (M&Ms for example) are shellac.

Great feedback and thanks for watching!! That is what I enjoy about my channel...I learn as much as I share with others!! Cheers sir!

Cheers

Merry Christmas to you too!

You got that right!

Hey Brad! Thanks for watching and YES I do that as well...brings me peace! Cheers Brother

Hi Heather!! Thanks for watching!! Not sure where you are located but any orbital sander will work... Skil or Craftsman make some great low budget ($30) will be great...I would start there...once you get the feel you can figure out if you want to upgrade!! Cheers !!

Thank you! It was a great day!

Your vision is all that matters!! Take care!!

Love you brother

@@JDUB-Woodworks Back at yah

Thank you! 😃

It's a small grinder attachment for a drill

Indeed she is..

Lol! Great question. usually by the time I have got down to sanding most of them have got out if there’s ants on the wood I’ll sprinkle it with seven dust before I start the project. Sometimes I sing slightly off tune, and that usually does the trick.!!!!

Mine too

yeah, good morning to you as well and yes, it was a great time. Very fulfilling.

Cheers

Thank you

Thank you bubba

It sure does...she was a sweet lady