Lambswool applicator makes finishing with Shellac easy!
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- Опубликовано: 11 окт 2020
- This video demonstrates how easy it is to apply finish using a lambswool applicator. I will also show your house shellac makes the figure pop in maple and how to make a lambswool applicator of your own.
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I'm astounded by how this guy's channel doesn't get more views. Top-notch tips.
Wow thanks for the nice comment!
Thanks so much for all the effort you put in to try and teach some of us a better way. I know by filming all of it only adds to more grief for you . I will buy you a beer one day kind sir!
Walnut Workshop consistently delivers high caliber woodworking content. Great channel, thank you!
Thanks for the nice comment. When I find out something new that I wished I learned early in my workshop I post it to contribute to the RUclips knowledge base.
Great idea and lovely result.
Hand washing the lambs wool in cool / warm water before using it should reduce the shedding.
Appreciate you sharing this! I'm wondering what you do to clean and store the lambswool after you are done applying the finish. Thanks!
Wow, great results. I gave up on shellac mostly because I could never get it on the project decently. I always tried a good nylon brush, and the shellac would dry and start clumping before I could coat the whole piece. Definitely going to give this a try. Nice shop too.
Always informative! Thanks for sharing.
I love your videos so much.
Subscribed! I appreciate the direct presentation and logical content. Regards from Malaysia! 🍻
Great tip!
Thank you so much .Julien Lamarche
Thank you for infomative video
Would you please post another video on how you clean the lambswool applicator. Thank you
I guess I will have to do that. You are like the 4th person to ask. Thanks.
How do you prevent the fibers from shedding?
How do you wash the wool lamb
Do you clean the lambs wool applicator after you've used it or reapply a new section of lambs wool?
Lambswool is a great tip- hard to get my head around the scrubbing pads for finishing.
Well then I’m glad you caught the video. Buy a set of scotchbright pads. You will love them. They will take the rust off your cast iron tool tops and work great for buffing finishes. They are better than steel wool because they do a better job and don’t leave behind the steel fibers.
And they last forever.
@@Selandry1 thanks for the insight!. I keep my planer shavings in a 35 gal bucket. A handful used to burnish finished wood looks like the same result, from afar. Impossible to judge on cam but your work is fantastic and I will use the pads on wood- not just cast iron ; ) Thanks again!
I just watched another video on dust collecting systems, and I see where the Cyclone is designed for a shop vac, not a dust collector, in my search on the internet. Is this a different type than what I need for my dust collector? Any comments from anyone would be greatly appreciated, as I need to know before going through all the designing and building my system. I have a JET 1.5 hp full-sized system with the cloth bag shown on the Left as first seen in the video at the 22 second time of the video, and NOT the other type JET with the shorter filter on the right. I don't mind the cost, I just want to get the correct type of Cyclone.
Get the super dust deputy. When you use a cyclone you can get rid of the lower cloth bag and replace it with a small plastic bag or a bucket to catch the small amount that that escapes the cyclone.
If you don’t mind cost then get a pleated upper filter. Mine says Dust Dog on the side. It came with my dust collector which I got off Craig’s list.
I'm waiting until after Christmas to get the pleated upper filter which goes down to 5 or 3 microns (don't quote me on that one), and just rigged a trash bag on the bottom of the dust collector itself. Love my system so far, built a really nice custom cedar chest for my daughter and just put the 3rd coat of tung oil on after a good sanding with 400 grit sandpaper.
Do you have video on building you workbench?
No sorry.
That’s ok. I have a 16x16 workshop I built, so limited space. I really like what you have done and the small workbench. Efficient use of space is the name of the game
DO YOU CLEAN OUT YOUR LAMBWOOL AFTER USEING IT
Yes for shellac I use denatured alcohol. You can use it over and over again.
@@Selandry1 Absolutely love all your vids! Unfortunately the powers that be took denatured alcohol away from us in California. Any other good alternative you can suggest?
Yes. Just for shellac I use denatured alcohol. Most other oil based finishes I use mineral spirits
Too much real time specially when stapling please
Waaahooooo! You’ve done it again. Dad
Thanks dad!