Ⓕ Breaking Your Edges
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
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Honestly Nick, the mindset of probably 99% of us out here on RUclips are just looking for your expertise, not the MGM level of editing that the Hollywood Foreign Press is looking to award. Just throw it together and post. Looking forward to the next one.
Thanks, I appreciate the feedback - I tend to agree
So happy to see you back in videos. Thanks for you time. ;-)
Special day that brings joy hearing from Mr Nick. On my kitchen table, trestle design, my kids wrap little toes around the table legs and stretcher. Agreed to break the edges a bit.
Good on them feet for sure - I appreciate the kind words l, it means a lot helping me decide what to do with my channel
I like the talking to the camera/minimal editing videos.
I have always knocked off the edges of most of my pieces mainly due to the feel. Never occurred to me how it effects finishing. Great video! Thank you!
None of us are where we were 5 years ago, but it's nice to hear your voice and your experience as a fellow wood worker. I use your table sled all the time -- works like a charm! Keep up the good fight!
I appreciate that - it means a lot
Nice job Nick. Send the videos, you put a lot of effort in them. So what if they are not
perfect. It is the time and sweat put into them that make them outstanding. Let the
window lickers that want it all perfect with no flaws complain. Thanks for effort Bub.
Thanks man - I have a few more in the works that will be far from perfect lol
Definitely agree with you knock it down with sandpaper it always seems to want to splinter in there the long splinters
I wish I would’ve mentioned that but yeah that’s a very valid point that the sanding sponges help out with if you get a splinter typically goes into the sponge not your finger
Thanks for posting Nick. Don't worry the editing, just post footage. I love seeing and hearing your perspectives and insights.
Thanks Kyle
I concur entirely. I have a old hand router with a 1/16th inch roundover bit fitted and set up permanently, which I whiz around the edges of most components I make, which totally changes the feel of the part in one's hand, making it feel 'finished' and 'friendly', rather than sharp and uncomfortable to grip. Also I agree that the improvement in edge finishing is a major factor.
Thanks Don - it’s odd how much that can effect a piece
I always enjoy your videos, Nick! Always enjoy your tips & tricks videos. I was breaking edges earlier this week. Building a general purpose folding table to take with me when my sons and I go shooting. Using the table I won't have to put my firearms on the tailgate of the truck. We go to a free range. It doesn't cost anything, but there are no amenities either. I'm making the table out of pine. Used water-based poly for a finish. I'll assemble the table tomorrow.
That’s awesome - hope you include a couple storage spots or custom compartments - I always appreciate the comments from you Dave - you’re a good friend
You da best, Nick !
Awesome video! I have an idea that you've probably thought about already....how about "Nick's Tips-n-Tricks" videos? I personally love these little tips and time saving trick! What ever you decide going forward I with yeah! Glad to see a video from you!
I do have a couple thoughts kicking around - Just need to set some time aside for it - stay tuned because it could be a fun idea
Finally! You're back! Nice video format. Keep posting videos! 👍
Thanks, much appreciated
Love the new format! And totally agree about the edges. I glue a bit of fine sandpaper to a piece of MDF and use that to break the edges - I feel like I get a bit more haptic feedback that way. Or I might just be fooling myself 😁
I’d say it is - I’m the same way - I have 100 on one side and 150 on the other - I use both in parallel
From the intro to the raspberry, you and your content are as interesting as ever regardless of the editing. I'm not going anywhere.
Thanks Javi , I know you were always keen on my raspberry
Nick your looking brilliant mate! 👍
Looking good my friend! And so is the wood! 😜
Thanks buddy!
Good tip Nick. And good to see ya Bro!!👍👍
Thanks buddy
Good to see you again
My dude! Good to see another video from you. Great tips as always. For me, good info beats editing any day of the week. I understood what you were saying without rock music and slow-motion montages. 😂 Keep being the new you - it’s great! 👍🏼
The support is greatly appreciated 👊🏼
Looking good Nick keep up whatever your doing 👍
“Alright, later. Thbbbbbbbbbt” 😂
I like to sharpen my edges with a set of Japanese water stones... I usually go up to about 10000 grit that way I can shave with my projects... LOL! Great tip Nick. Nothing worse than buffing a piece and breaking through all the edges because there's no finish on them... BTW, I dig the simplicity. It's more of a conversation that way.
Lol, thanks Greg - it’s like a post Covid beer in the shop
Nick is that you ? You are looking great buddy.
Much appreciated
Well said, bravo, first nomination for the Oscar ....... :)
Lol thanks
Thanks for the tip. Looking good, senor.
Much appreciated - down almost 100#
Nice tips Nick! Thanks for sharing the video with us!💖👍👌😎JP
My pleasure
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Just saw your potting bench in Wood mag. Woohoo !
Really? I didn’t get my copy yet so I didn’t see anything
Wow!. You're on a 4 vids/yr schedule. I miss the old Nick but at 77 understand that life changes. 😎 Keep 'um comin' when ya can. We'll take raw footage. JimE
Lol it has been a funny year - hope all has been well 👊🏼
I live here in South Georgia and the other day I seen this guy that looked JUST like you. And I ask him but wasn’t you. Love you’re work
Thanks man - Haha that’s funny - I’ve always wanted to meet my doppelgänger
Hi Nick, Great advice. Take care. Cheers, Huw
You're definitely not the person you were 5 years ago. I'd say about half? Looking slim sir.
Not sure how appropriate it is to comment on folk's appearance, but hopefully you'll take it for its intended compliment! Good tip, also. I run mine along my chiseled jawline, leaving a perfect edge.
Haha - much appreciated - I took it as a compliment - It’s hard to offend me with appearance comments considering my shirt is on inside out as to not get paint on the glue side lol -
@@NickFerry Phew, for a moment, I thought you had lost so much weight that your body had inverted.
Hahaha
👍👍👍good🤗
Thanks 👊
Regardless which kind of finish is used or whether the work is finished at all, broken edges wear much better.
Very true - and corners even more so
Feeeeeerry! :)
Helllllooooooo!!!!???!
Im from far away, had to shout, heh.
Hi :)
www.paint.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/ctAPR_Schoff_Fig4.jpg This link shows exactly what happens to your finish as it encounters a sharp edge due to surface tension. Always round the corners.
Love that photo - I’d say I got fairly close with representing that with my fingers lol
You losing some weight my man
Thanks Paul - about 100# so far
@@NickFerry holy carp! You look great man. I hope you can feel it too. Great!
Who the fuuuuuck is this guy?
Where is Nick?
Haha, He melted away - it would’ve been cooler if it was like the terminator melting in the end but oh well