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Use a sanding block to keep the wood level.

That’s was great!!!

Thanks.

I would go with a clear epoxy resin if you are going to use lacquer clear coats. CA glues do not work well with with lacquer finishes and will cause a cloudy finish.

Talked to pj on the phone today, regarding some order questions and these folks are top notch in customer service!!!! Will be ordering from again and again! Thank you

Thank you!

Thank you Sir.🎉😅

Thank you, man!!!!!! My girlfriend disassembled it by accident and i was like damn. searched UA-cam and hear you go. Thanks again Fr Fr

This is one of the things I've been shopping around for and low and behold I received the newsletter with it right there front page! Yay! :) I really wish I had this yesterday. I was rebuilding an A2 rear aperture with tritium and of course one of the detents popped out half way through. Then I was adding a 0.2mm thick washer to a rear peep sight via JB Weld and it kept skiing all over the place lol. Yeah, would have been real handy. I'll go back to the order page now...

Front nob required for tiny bit , where to buy? Plz help

Finally! What an informative video! You answered my burning question. Can you use a chisel tip on an sr unit? You answered what even the customer rep at foredom couldn't understand. Thank you for your every informative video sir. Power to your power carving.

Excellent information, thanks.

Thank you so much. I’ve never been able to use the hand piece because I accidentally opened the whole thing.

Thankyou 😊

13 year old video and first comment thanks for the help you guys

Thank you.

2 questions. Does this heat the edge up and soften the edge? Does this work on harder steels that are harder to sharpen, that I would typically use diamond plates on?

Hey, I did it! I followed your instructions and I got that knife SHARP!!! I tried it on a soft tomato (acid test!) and it took PAPER THIN slices off it. I am CHUFFED!

I bought a second-hand knife this afternoon. Made in China but with WW1 stamped on the blade. LAUGHABLY blunt blade - you could actually press it against your thumb and it just left a red dent. Got some 800/1000/1200 sandpaper (I already have the lower grits) and then I'll strop. I clearly have a lot of work ahead of me but it looks like a nice knife with a nice handle. Be nice if I could get it really sharp.

Excellent tutorial. Thank you!😊

Hi what size is the burrel 1/8 I have one 204 but is to small the shank is 2.30 I kent use the motor of the 202 in the 204

Great video, thanks.

Thank you so much this is very helpful. Have a great day

Thank you for this video, have hurt my fingers badly and I can't quit

Would this work on hats?

Thank you. Have a slip strop on the way from Lee Valley Tools. Awesome tutorial on how to sharpen a couple of old carving tools.

Do you have a catalog

Any idea on staining the wood before or after the inlay process? Any insight would be highly appreciated 🙏

Hey great vid and this looks like a great little rotary tool. A couple of questions if you don't mind... -- Is the battery replaceable? I would keep it charged and use it maybe once a month. Will the battery hold a charge through long periods of non use? -- How about that quick lock system... it looks incredible. Does it really hold securely? Can I use a cutting disc with no slipping?

Wow, I went from the Harbor Freight email sale on their new battery carver, down the rabbit hole all the way to these high end carvers. What really got me in this vid is that _'click to lock'_ feature. That's cool... no wrench to lose!?!?

What sizes of cord and clips and ends did you use?

Isn't shell dust highly toxic?

Is there a tool to cut the wood to make the inlay

Thanks for the video good information

Thanks PJ I bought some and will definitely try

Are these cones fine enough to remove 220 to 320 sand marks? I'm trying to restore a large 17th century gilded mantel mirror frame. It's EXTREMELY ornate and finely detailed. Aka; LOTS of curves, crevices, and tiny tight spots. It's carved wood then covered with layers of gybsom plaster then gilding. I'm having a heck of a time getting the gybsom completely smooth before I can begin to buff/burnish with 0000 steel wool before I can begin to apply the gold leaf. If not, EVERY sand line, brush stroke, and even finger print will be visible on the gold finish after the leaf is applied. I've tried gray 3M sand pads. They worked but kept getting caught and shredding on the decoration. Not to mention that I'm terrified that something might snap off. You have no idea how many times I've wanted to send this frame sailing out of the window. 😂 I refuse to accept my failure OR to break out the gold spray paint and be done. I think of the time, love and pride of the long dead master craftsman put in to creating it. That's the thing that spurs me on Sorry for the novel. Though I feel better after this vent fest😊

Were to buy sanding cone

Merci beaucoup pour cette belle démonstration ! Le slip strop que vous montrez est particulièrement efficace et je trouve que composé de polissage jaune est le meilleur à tous points de vue. C’est celui qui dure le plus longtemps aussi. À conseiller donc. Merci pour le partage, Michèle

Thank you !

Bought one!

Can’t find on your web site.

Do you have a video on sharping a carving jack?

AWSOME. I love your videos

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Excellent instructions! Thank you!

Being a machinist I've been making a tenon and screwing them on. A week later they strip out. So glue is needed! Thanks, if i had hair id be tearing it out

How to recoat the grinding wheel? Do you have a video?

I just placed my order for your 1oz crushed mother of pearl. Thank you for the video, low price, and very reasonable shipping cost! ❤

Thank you