Back and forth, To and fro. Sanding technique ♾️ I refurbished my parents solid beech kitchen worktops two weeks ago. 60grit and the dust hose came off my 150 Rotex. I didn’t notice until it was too late. 😖 swirly whirly. Had to go back to 40g and start again. 🤣
So greatful tipp. I allways sanding like this on the corner. Now i know how i must looking for. And let the maschine work. Thanks a lot. Its like a woodworking School, easy points but allways useful. Greets from Germany.
Nice teaching, Brian! Thank you! It's nice to see that you have the "old" sanders, the ETS 125 and ET 150. In the various forums, folks are quick to recommend the newer ETS EC models for their ergonomic feel, light weight, and brushless motors. Me, I like these older models, especially for panels. (Maybe the newer ones are nicer for working overhead?)
Thanks for the great tips, another thing I picked up is that the Mirka sanding paper is really good because of its open style paper, allowing dust to be sucked up really easy. I only use the festool paper for the really low grids like 60
Great tips! The mistakes? I made them all 😊.. one more tip I was waiting is how and when to use the different speeds of the sander. Any rules or useful tips on this?
variable speed is for 2 applications ...Sanding finishes so you don't burn through the finish..slow it down. The other is on painted radius surfaces so you don't burn through the paint.... I guess they are both for finishes. I hope this made sense.
Hi I've learned alot from your videos so thanks for that this question is not about sanding so I hope you can help me its about my dominoe the plate wont drop down square to the base is there a way I can fix it or do I send to festool for repair thanks in advance Allan
I noticed how fast you were moving the sander across the surface. Elsewhere, I've heard that it should only move no faster than 1 inch per second in order to get the best finish. Is that a tip worth using? Thank you for all your videos, guys. I learn a lot from you!
I knew all of this, and still watched the whole thing just nodding in agreement ***new video idea - applying face frames on cabinets and dealing with the small gap on the side between face frame and carcass. And when you make the face frame 1/16 “ larger, best way to get it back down to size.
Forgive me Sedge for I have sinned, many times. Still use my blue hockey pucks and drawer liner for sanding. Even messed up by sanding through the top veneer on some plywood the other day 😢. Good news, it was a jig and in a place it did not matter. 🙃 Enjoy
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Sedge, I always learn so much through your videos! Thanks a lot to you and the team!
Thank you
Back and forth,
To and fro.
Sanding technique ♾️
I refurbished my parents solid beech kitchen worktops two weeks ago. 60grit and the dust hose came off my 150 Rotex. I didn’t notice until it was too late. 😖 swirly whirly. Had to go back to 40g and start again. 🤣
cool
So greatful tipp. I allways sanding like this on the corner. Now i know how i must looking for. And let the maschine work. Thanks a lot. Its like a woodworking School, easy points but allways useful. Greets from Germany.
Thank yo so much Dennis
Nice teaching, Brian! Thank you!
It's nice to see that you have the "old" sanders, the ETS 125 and ET 150. In the various forums, folks are quick to recommend the newer ETS EC models for their ergonomic feel, light weight, and brushless motors. Me, I like these older models, especially for panels. (Maybe the newer ones are nicer for working overhead?)
Thanks George... I love my older ETS150 sander.... love the weight and balance for panel work as well
Thanks for the great tips, another thing I picked up is that the Mirka sanding paper is really good because of its open style paper, allowing dust to be sucked up really easy. I only use the festool paper for the really low grids like 60
OK
Great tips! The mistakes? I made them all 😊.. one more tip I was waiting is how and when to use the different speeds of the sander. Any rules or useful tips on this?
variable speed is for 2 applications ...Sanding finishes so you don't burn through the finish..slow it down.
The other is on painted radius surfaces so you don't burn through the paint.... I guess they are both for finishes. I hope this made sense.
@@sedgetool 👍 makes perfect sense, thank you
Hi I've learned alot from your videos so thanks for that this question is not about sanding so I hope you can help me its about my dominoe the plate wont drop down square to the base is there a way I can fix it or do I send to festool for repair thanks in advance Allan
Allan...I would definitely call Festool on this one...
@@sedgetool cheers
That shop 🤘
Thanks Joe
Excellent tips. I've certainly made them all over time😢
Thanks..good to know I'm not the only one
I noticed how fast you were moving the sander across the surface. Elsewhere, I've heard that it should only move no faster than 1 inch per second in order to get the best finish. Is that a tip worth using?
Thank you for all your videos, guys. I learn a lot from you!
I have never really timed myself ... but that sounds like a good speed ... just keep the sander moving
I knew all of this, and still watched the whole thing just nodding in agreement ***new video idea - applying face frames on cabinets and dealing with the small gap on the side between face frame and carcass. And when you make the face frame 1/16 “ larger, best way to get it back down to size.
great idea...lots of cabinet videos coming in the future
Which sander do you recommend for butcher block top work benches and tabletops in general? 3' x 8' size. Thanks for all your tips!
Rotex RO150
Someone once told me “let the machine eat.” Works for pretty much any tool.
True
Forgive me Sedge for I have sinned, many times. Still use my blue hockey pucks and drawer liner for sanding. Even messed up by sanding through the top veneer on some plywood the other day 😢. Good news, it was a jig and in a place it did not matter. 🙃 Enjoy
Cool Warren !!!
I’ve made these mistakes.
I think we all have ....
Im a cabinetmaker and we only sand to 120.
We only sanded to 150 in my shop
Θα είχαν πλήρες κατανοητό αν είχαν στα ελληνικά το βίντεο ευχαριστώ πολύ
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Can you interrupt the videos to go over the nuances of deadlift variations? I mean… sanding technique is cool, but will it increase your total??
Tom...probably the best comment I have ever had on this channel. When I saw it come through yesterday I could not stop Laughing...Thanks.
Heh sedge just for laughs how about you guys switch roles let him teach you on one of your shows 😁
Hmmmmmmmmm
Don’t use a RO 150 on plywood!
True that !!!
Please sell me your vac sys Sedge. Please! I’m in desperate mode!
no can do..I love mine... sorry it got discontinued
Get a new assistant please!
Thanks for the uplifting / kind words Max !!! Great videos on your RUclips channel by the way.....