This is my latest favorite sign you have made sir. I really appreciate the way you explain what you're doing and why. I will be ordering one of these new stencils.
I don’t have a band saw but use my scroll saw to do the same thing on the edges. It adds a lot vs just always square or rectangular. Just ordered this stencil, can’t wait.
The stain will definitely attack the spray and make it bleed. You can put a couple coats of finish on it, the sand the sign and that will leave a clear coat over everything that is carved and then stain. We've done that in the past.
Howdy Mr. Ryan... I've been doing lots of sign carving, especially lately. It all started with watching you guys a little over a year ago when I made my daughter a 4 tier plaque for being in the Texas Army National Guard...perhaps yall remember that (yall showed it on SCOTM bout a year ago). Anyways...So, I've got a year of practice under my belt now 😊 and I'm doing much more intricate sign carving now. My question to you is.... I notice you guys don't do any finish sanding between coats of finish. Why is that? Especially after that very first finish coat? Though my boards are sanded smooth prior to and after carving, when I spray (using the exact spray finish yall use), it pops the grain. I come back with a very light sanding, just kissing it with some 220 to knock down the grain...Then 2nd coat, let dry, then another soft sanding, 3rd coat. When that dries, I typically use 0000 steel wool to buff it. Clean, then I do a 4th coat. Let dry. Buff again. Clean. Then 5th coat. But this time, after it dries, I kiss it with some 800. Clean. Then the final coat I use Howard's Bees wax + Orange Oil...dry a bit then wipe off the excess. I don't see that yall do any of this stuff at all. Or do yall do that off camera? I'm a woodworker (40 years) so maybe it's just a habit for me??? Am I over doing it?
We do a light sand between coats, but not quite as much as you do. We just don't generally film that for time purposes. We should do a video on it though.
Good verse written on your hand!
It's a great verse👍
Nice sign. Love how the grain looks like a horizon.
Thanks man! I love that blue pine!
Nice job
Thanks Roger!
That sign turned out super nice and I really like how that edge looks on it!!!
Thanks Lori! I like that edge, too. I think I'll use it more
Looks really good Ryan
Thanks John!
This is my latest favorite sign you have made sir. I really appreciate the way you explain what you're doing and why. I will be ordering one of these new stencils.
Thanks Randal! I really dig this stencil👍👍👍
Nice job Ryan! Really like the last two stencils Vicki has done
Thanks Tom! Mom's the best at that kinda stuff
You nailed it Ryan!! Excellent video!
Thanks Shirley! This one was a lot of fun to carve
beautiful sign Ryan. . like you i to get too close when i spray my sign. i guess eventually we'll get it right. another great video.
Thanks Emil! We'll get it right eventually😂😂
Looks amazing!😊
Thank you ❤
@@oldave100 you're welcome 😊
Awesome job, love the stencil will definitely be getting this one.
Right on, man! This one is really cool!
That's cool like the edge plus the whole sign
Thanks Robb, I really like the edge!
Nice job Ryan 👍👍
Thanks Bob👍👍
Gorgeous!
Thanks Greg!
I don’t have a band saw but use my scroll saw to do the same thing on the edges. It adds a lot vs just always square or rectangular. Just ordered this stencil, can’t wait.
I agree. I like the look of that edge, think I'll use it more.
Great job and stencil i think its awesome
Thanks David!
Great stuff. Looks great.👍
Thanks man!
Awesome Job!!
Thanks Mike!
👍👍👍 Nice design. Thanks Ryan
No problem, buddy!
awesome sign!
Thanks buddy!
Love your videos. Thank you for the great content. 😊 👍
Thanks James! We'll keep em comin!
Absolutely Love It... Great Job!!
Thanks Gigi!
That looks AWESOME!
Thanks Todd!
Nice job.
Thanks Mark!
Beautiful
Thank you😀😀
Love the Video, you make it so easy , but I need a lot more practice
Haha we all do, but it sure is fun!
Thankyou
You're very welcome! Thank you for watching
Nice job...🤘🤘🤘
Thanks DanO!
I lIKE IT !! Some more eye candy 🥰
Me or the sign?😂😂😂
Take your pick 😀@@oldave100
Sweet!
You guys talk about blue pine at Home Depot. Is it sold under any other name? Can't find it in my hometown store. Love the new surge in sign carvings.
It's actually shiplap or tongue and groove. Check in the milling area.
Watch out Erin Ryan’s after your top spot lol☝🏼 ❤
Very cool I’m getting one. What would you charge for this sign.
Thanks Ron! I'd probably charge about $45
It's almost like you're the grandson and son of Master sign carvers!😂
😂😂Almost...
I struggle with painting also. Question is after you spray it can you stain the wood or will bleed into the spray paint.
The stain will definitely attack the spray and make it bleed. You can put a couple coats of finish on it, the sand the sign and that will leave a clear coat over everything that is carved and then stain. We've done that in the past.
Cool
Thanks man!
WOW
Thanks Joe!
Howdy Mr. Ryan...
I've been doing lots of sign carving, especially lately. It all started with watching you guys a little over a year ago when I made my daughter a 4 tier plaque for being in the Texas Army National Guard...perhaps yall remember that (yall showed it on SCOTM bout a year ago).
Anyways...So, I've got a year of practice under my belt now 😊 and I'm doing much more intricate sign carving now.
My question to you is....
I notice you guys don't do any finish sanding between coats of finish. Why is that? Especially after that very first finish coat?
Though my boards are sanded smooth prior to and after carving, when I spray (using the exact spray finish yall use), it pops the grain. I come back with a very light sanding, just kissing it with some 220 to knock down the grain...Then 2nd coat, let dry, then another soft sanding, 3rd coat. When that dries, I typically use 0000 steel wool to buff it. Clean, then I do a 4th coat. Let dry. Buff again. Clean. Then 5th coat. But this time, after it dries, I kiss it with some 800. Clean. Then the final coat I use Howard's Bees wax + Orange Oil...dry a bit then wipe off the excess.
I don't see that yall do any of this stuff at all. Or do yall do that off camera?
I'm a woodworker (40 years) so maybe it's just a habit for me??? Am I over doing it?
We do a light sand between coats, but not quite as much as you do. We just don't generally film that for time purposes. We should do a video on it though.
Did you guys do a rooted in christ video?
I believe that was an exclusive video for members.
nice
Thanks buddy!
👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Thanks Mark!
What do you charge your customers for a sign like this?
Probably about $45