#45: Potential Issues With Future Projects
In this episode, Johnny, James, and Zack talk about how they try and deal with potential issues with future projects before that actually happen.
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What’s new/ what are we working on?
- Zack: New “Industrial Farmhouse table” build video, Thing hanger, Hurricane, stool, shelving, chandelier
- Johnny: Concrete! Welding table
- James: Leg Vises. French cleats, Carving a box!
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Show Topic: Potential Issues With Future Projects
After Show:
- ADadAndHisKids : Tricks to flattening a table top with a number 5? Doing my first real furniture project, a desk, walnut top, farmhouse white base
- Ryan Petzol : What is the best primer for fresh wood. I seem to have a problem with knots showing through the primer. (this is a trim replacement project for my house): http://www.rustoleum.com/product-catalog/consumer-brands/zinsser/primer-sealers/b-i-n2-primer-stain-blocker-odor-sealer
Joke of the week
MoonshineMetalwork : why did everyone stop to watch the blacksmith at work? He was riveting!
What’s new/what are we watching/reading?
Johnny: This Old Tony / Diresta Collab
Building a functional prototype, start to finish, from hand sketch to working model. The concept and sketch are Jimmy Diresta's. https://www.youtube.com/user/jimmydiresta
James: Foot powered tools history.
Foot powered machinery was a relatively short lived form of wood and metal working equipment that played a very important role in the growth of America around the Victorian time period. Both commercial grade machines designed for the carpenter, builder and blacksmith and amateur grade machines designed for kids and hobbyist were sold.
Favorite tool/product this week?
- Zack: Sharpies
- Johnny: Sjobergs Elite 2000
- James: Saw bench