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Sadly, woodworker.com has closed their doors. Lockwood is available. During a conversation with Lockwood, they declined to recommend for a color match or to get in the ballpark. This is not a complaint. At all. It is understandable that they want to keep clear of recommending in an area as subjective as individual interpretations of color. So, I bought a packet each of their Mahogany family. Will begin experimenting when the dye arrives. Interestingly, they emphasized that Watco Danish Oil contains not only oil, but solvents - and that their product is designed for purely oil-based solutions. I saw your results, and I feel safe enough giving this more than a passing effort. Thanks for posting this. Perhaps with your idea, I can get past the shock of having one finishing routine turn out so differently on QSWO and QSRO. QSWO = spectacular. QSRO = same color but complete hiding of rays and flecks. Muddy looking to boot. Conditioner on QSRO prior to dye somewhat gets the rays and flecks back, but the color is too light, too orange, and the result is still muddy. Going for Onondaga on QSRO with TransTint Brown Mahogany and water, 1/1.

Well spoken and obviously you know of what you speak- a joy after other offerings.Thank you

If the screws was loosen at 1:25, how can i fix that corectly in the groove ? I have a consew model 290 (Sorry i am french so my english is bad)

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Are there any adjustments for squaring the table to the back of the blade (for joinery), or is that a matter of shimming the table? Any adjustment for aligning the whole blade guide column to the blade? (minor annoyances from my current Delta cast iron saw)

just got my 1st track saw, fuel ' wow , love it.

I miss the part where you show how you do it fast ? In real live i don’t like to put it in fast record 😂

Oh man you read my mind. I have been struggling to find a sewing machine that fits my living space and what I want to do with it which is mostly leather.

Saw someone in a different comment section on this approach mention using a sacrificial fence to cut the rabbet rather than running it through on end. Had to look through several videos to find someone actually doing that. Well done, thanks for the demonstration.

Garbage all of it broke within 400 m the brakes toasted. The pas system engag3d when set to 0 causing the motor to jump in at a time I was switching gears . Chain adjuster broken tires gone no tread at about 800 m use

Thanks

Is it a turbin like what Arabs wear or turbine like a jet engine? I'm confused now. How does a turbin generate psi? Can I use the HV8 with that turbin?

I know bugger all about sewing machines, but when I buy garlic, it comes in a "thread sock". I hope nobody is paying actual money to buy those! Thanks for the video. I'm looking to buy one of these Consew (Seiko) machines, albeit with a different badge...

I concur. Just bought one of these to replace my Jet JJP-12HH planer/jointer. I needed more capacity and I've had nothing but problems with the planer function of the Jet JJP-12HH. No matter how I adjusted the rollers or replaced the rubber roller, boards would often stop planing and I got tired of needing to help pull the boards through the planer, even with a slick table. I'm keeping it though for the 12" jointer function, which works well. The fit and finish was excellent on my 208HH. It wasn't that difficult to mount the extension wings and I used a rubber hammer after tightening the bolts slightly to get them flush with the table. The set screws level the extension wings. It took me about an hour to get it right. After adjusting the table rollers, snipe is very slight to where sanding out isn't an issue. I checked the gearbox and belts and all seems aligned. I also used the same Fox Shop mobile base and Wixey digital scale as The Thoughtful Woodworker did on other videos. Good to see I can order a different gear sprocket and chain if I ever have the need to slow the feed rate for highly figured grain to reduce/eliminate potential tearout. Older videos of this model complained about the thick protective grease on the table, wings and cutter head but now a light oil is used that wipes off with paper towels. I did that, wiped again with alcohol and used a Boeshield T-9 on the table. The delivery guy had an electric pallet jack, so he moved it to where I needed it. I was worried curbside delivery meant I needed to load it onto a trailer to get it into my shop like other big machines I've purchased. I bought from Home Depot on sale ($800 off). I think all resellers for this equipment just ship directly from Jet, so your delivery options may vary by the seller's carrier. Not many videos on this 20" planer but The Thoughtful Woodworker's videos are professional, thorough and made setting up my planer up faster than combing through the manual to interpret what is explained. I looked at the Powermatic 209HH version and couldn't see why I should spend $2k more for 6 more cutters on the helical head when otherwise they look the same sans the ugly yellow Powermatic paint. Thanks again Willie!

Great overview. Concise and helpful for me!

Just did this install on my Jet JWP-208HH and you saved me a lot of time. Thanks! The 8mm bolt you said you used to mount the scale is actually 10mm, in case anyone else does this install. I also flipped the readout metal attaching piece backwards and mounted next to the wheel on the top with 3M automotive double sided tape. Cleaned with alcohol first, as I've learned to do.

Thanks a lot. To the point no unnecessary stuff. Great video

Great video! Thank you for taking the time to create and post it.

Great video. I Make built ins a few time a year and have always been afraid of spraying shelf pin holes for fear of the pins not fitting afterwards. I'm guessing you are able to make the paint thin enough that its OK?

I don't sew, but really enjoyed this tune up. What a remarkable mechanical device. Thanks.

I have a Harbor Freight one, that I've barely used at all, and it's all off. What a piece of junk.

If you guys end up with this product just know that you need to remove the metal tube the inserts go in first, it’s shipped where you can’t get bits in the tip unless you do that. You should be able to see the splits in the silver metal tube. I just fought with this myself thinking the bits that came with it didn’t fit it at all. Edit: of course put the metal tube bit holder back in after you pull it completely out the first time, I wasn’t clear about that😂.

Thorough review. You’ve got a new subscriber

Exactly what I was looking for. My JPW-208HH is arriving next week and I bought it due to claims by others of no snipe. There is another UA-cam video of unboxing, setup and the first board planed and the snipe was awful on his JWP-208HH. My combo Jet jointer/planer JPP12-HH had bad snipe and adjusting the feed roller and rubber roller pressure was a dance between either adjusting so the boards wouldn't stop feeding through or no snipe. Rollers on the table seem like a great design as other 20" planers have the same setup. The rollers on the table reduce board friction. Thank you!

Great video and great information

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how do i upholster an oval/round back arm chair (backrest cushion) with a needlepoint tapestry?

I want to replace the rubber webbing on several pieces of mid-century modern furniture, but the dish couch. I have utilizes loops at the end of the webbing, which is the intentioned by a wooden rod. What sort of clips or rivets would you use to make loops at the endof webbing. The chair we have would utilize the metal clips that slide in Otts that are pre-cut in the wood frame of the furniture so that seems like a pretty simple straightforward fix any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks for the video. You mentioned spraying thicker coatings with larger spray tips. Can the Fuji q5 handle unthinned latex? Do you have any experience with Apollo HVLP systems? I have a bias towards US made equipment. All reviews on Apollo are very high.

I watched this video a few months ago and I ordered a 1.8 tip right away. I just got a chance to use it today (it was all clear finished until now) and it made a huge difference. Before, I was using a 1.4 and thinning my paint far too much. Thanks for the video!

Ok so google is listening in on ny conversations. I just bought a industrial fan over a box fan because they were out of box fans...And I'm glad. The metal wing fans chop air so much better. Yes the box fan was going for 22.99 but I wind up paying 59.99 for the industrial fan lol

Well done!

if you remove the dead knob (the one without height adjustment) you need less space you can even mont parallel to the plate.

I can vouch for this guy I bought the exact same black model I've had it for a couple weeks now taking it on multiple rides I'm a pretty stout person not fat but let's just say tall with broad shoulders and I weigh considerable amount and the bike really holds its own

Great video sir. Appreciate how well everything is explained and demonstrated. I have a cabinet finishing background and transitioned into a paimting business now. I have a big job coming up stain and lacquer.. many doors and trim. Debating on running an airless with a fine finish tip or getting a 5 stage hvlp. From a production stand point, do you think the hvlp would keep up ?

Like someone else said I too have the Incra fence so could do without the 1/4” mdf backer against the fence and just set it, zero the scale and then move it forward 1/4”. However I like your approach with a modification: to know your proper fence position, push the fence away, attach one piece of mdf to the fence that spans the entire fence, then progressively move the fence towards the cutter so that it cuts a cutter shaped profile that projects only as far as required. This way you get fence support all the way across (no gap in the fence) and it’s also safer.

A neck extension makes it comfortable!

I just got one . I like it . Just need a rear rack.

What if you change needle size and the distance changes between the scarf and the hook? 3:11

Hi I have a Singer 111w155 but i really like the idea of zigzag for bar tacking and heavy button holing on heavy denim and duck canvas. Do you think the sailrite would go through seams of about 6 layers thick?

I've had my sailrite for a couple of years, and use it all the time. When building or repairing sails, a zig zag stitch is needed/preferred, to handle the stresses on the fabric. An industrial zig zag would cost about $4500 or more (Consew 146RB) so the sailrite is a bargain. That said, I am in process of ordering a Juki 1541 or 1508 for my canvas and leather work but am keeping the sailrite.

Ive watch dozens, this is the brst deding and explanation. Im going to renake mine after seing his.

I love this bike. I’ve had it for a few months now and it’s amazing. It is very high quality and sturdy. The seat is comfortable and the speed is fun. Highly recommend 😁

Hello! I appreciate your videos as I’m trying to learn how to paint cabinets and trim work. You mentioned you like the air pot because it allows you to hold the gun and spray at any angle. Would using the 3m pot system accomplish the same thing? Or with the heavier paint products, does the pressure pot make a big difference getting the paint to push through the gun?Thank you!

your videos are absolute gold - so very helpful. subscribed! A few questions if you you don't mind: Can I use shellac/sanding sealer and the NGR mixture you mentioned if I'm finishing a product for outdoors assuming I then top coat it with something like total boat varnish (gleem to be exact)? I know laquer and shellac are a no no for outdoors, but does it matter if sealed/protected? Also, why do you mix laquer thinner in the mix instead of just alcohol? does cure more slowly? and if so, then why not use just laquer thinner? thank you so much!!!

Im very much a beginner and self taught through UA-cam. I just built my own router table for $99 and wood that I got from people who just had extra to give rid of after a project. Also built a sled for making finger joints.

Well done. I have the RA1181 model.

Considering the larger fan costs 10 times the box fan, what do you expect?

Great assortment of jigs. Thanks for sharing.

Iight, you lost me, good luck with ur channel though.