#8: Striving for perfection in your woodworking
This week, Johnny, James, and Zack discuss striving for perfection in their woodworking and metalworking. We talk about when a piece is perfect enough, and why perfection isn't all it's cracked up to be.
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What are we working on?
- Zack: Sconces, Cherry slab table, truck, Xmas presents
- Johnny: Published "Woodturning Christmas Tree Ornaments" and "DIY CNC Table & Tool Storage Cabinet", working on computer desk.
- James:Clamps!
Show Topic: Striving for perfection, How perfect should something be?
Q & A:
Email from Matt Parker: I picked up used brace at a flea market and it's in great shape besides the covering of surface rust. I have de-rusted many plane parts in the past in the same way you do by submerging in a vinegar solution , but with the wooden parts on the brace I don't see this as a good option. How would you go about removing the rust?
What’s new/what are we watching/reading?
- Johnny:Winston Moy, channel about CNC
- James:David Boeff
Favorite tool this week?
- Zack:Steadtler lead holderSharpener
- Johnny:Howard Leight Sync Noise-Blocking Stereo Earmuff
- James:BearKat Dovetail saw
