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Making Card Scrapers From Some Old Handsaws

In this video I make some card scrapers (also known as cabinet scrapers) out of some old rusty handsaws that I found in a skip by the side of a road.

How to sharpen a card scraper: How To Sharpen A Card Scraper / Cabinet Scraper To Get Wood Shavings https://youtu.be/h-KYqsAPMqk

Bahco Card Scraper https://amzn.to/2xwkjfk (UK) https://amzn.to/2D8p18V (US)

My HiKOKI (previously Hitachi) cordless tools

In this video I talk about my new HiKOKI tools (formerly Hitachi). Recently HiKOKI sent me their new line of MultiVolt and 18v tools, and in this video I talk about the new 36v MultiVolt platform, test the tools alongside some Makita and Hitachi 18v tools, and go through my opinions on each of the tools.

Making Bedside Tables / Nightstands

In this video I make two bedside tables / nightstands with a retro/mid century feel.

Vlog 6 where I talk about the shop: https://bit.ly/2O33yj1

Varnish I use in this video: https://amzn.to/2MfgoIV (UK)

Jay Bates video I mentioned: https://bit.ly/2Mg5ORZIn

VLOG 6 - Work In Progress / Recommended Viewing / New Camera Gear / Tool Talk (feat. HiKoki & Bahco)

In this vlog, I talk about my recent and current projects, recommend some YouTube channels, new camera gear, and tool talk featuring HiKOKI and Bahco

Work In Progress links:

RG Scott's shop, Margate: https://bit.ly/2wVgTTT

Ercol Giraffe restoration video: https://bit.ly/2NxzEGi

Dining table restoration video: https://bit.ly/2oSjDwK

Slot Mortiser - handheld & cordless using the Makita trim router

In this video I make a handheld cordless slot mortiser using the Makita trim router and some scraps of wood and metal from around the workshop.

Pask Makes Handheld Mortiser video: https://bit.ly/2NOfipe

Pask Makes plans: https://bit.ly/2wNGv4h

Makita Cordless Trim Router DRT50 (UK): https://amzn.to/2wDRjla

How To Choose A Wood Finish, And How To Apply

In this video I'll talk about the thought process I use to decide how I choose a wood finish for my projects, and I'll show you how I apply them.

STAINS & DYES:

Oak stain (UK): 250ml https://amzn.to/2wyCwbt 500ML https://amzn.to/2CbCf4e (US): 1 Quart https://amzn.to/2wv9zhD

Refinishing An Ercol Giraffe Room Divider

In this video I'm going to be restoring the finish on a 1956 Ercol Giraffe room divider for a client.

I've never worked on a piece of furniture this old or this valuable before.

And the first mission was collecting it in my small van, I had to get it in by laying it down on it's side, and because it's talled than my van is long, I needed to the door of my van shut with some rope and needless to say I drove home very carefully.

Coffee Table With Metal Legs

Recently I salvaged some metal coffee table legs - these were being thrown away as part of an office clearance at my place of work, and originally they had melamine tops which were really badly worn and damaged after years of use, and I knew I could make use of the metal legs, so I asked for the metal legs to be put aside for me. I think I took about 6 or 7 pairs of these in total.

And in this video I'm going to make a solid wood table top for one of the pairs of legs and I'm also going to grind off the paint from the metal legs which you'll see later in the project.

Air Filter For The Small Workshop - Review and Testing The Thor Filtration TF470 (AKA MicroClene MC420)

In this video I review and test the Thor Filtration TF470 Air Filter, also/previously known as the MicroClene MC420.

I finally found an air filter designed for the small workshop.

You can buy this machine at the following places:

Poolewood TF470: https://bit.ly/2nhNJsR current price: £189.59 or £213.59 with remote

Yandles MC420: https://bit.ly/2MbZZcy current price: £175.99 (not sure if remote is included)

Repairing & Restoring Dining Chairs

Recently I made a couple of desks as a commission for a client, and when I was delivering those to his home, he mentioned he had some solid beech dining chairs that were in need of repair. There were 6 in total but initially I just took 4 of them away, and in this video I'm going to be showing how I repaired and re-finished them.

The main problem with these chairs, as you can see is that joints are loose, so the chairs had quite a bit of movement in them.