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Top Comments of this video!! :3
Extremely impressive mostly because of how conscientious and friendly this method is. It hurts nothing or no one.
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Honestly, my inner comic book nerd was hurt a bit to see that stripped off
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now it's time to put on some DC comics decorations
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This guy always amazes me. 🤯
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Love your natural simple processes and presenentations. Your economy of shorts is just enough to attract me to the longer videos.
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Coconut oil can go off, making some stinky furniture! Linseed oil is better :) Also, ebonizing wood is a little harder to strip back as it goes a bit deeper, so be sure you won't want to change it in a few years!
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Wow! Came out really nice!
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So cool, great idea. I love being able to bring new life to an old piece!
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This looks so nice!
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Nice video! I had no idea steelwool could melt.
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Bro can do anything....first he's a farmer, then a chef now he's up cycling furnature and dying clothes. He is so talented lol😅
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I’ve always loved natural stains as a furniture designer, using tumeric on some brighter woods can be really nice.
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Love those stains, always a cool technique. But I’m not sure about the coconut oil- doesn’t it go rancid? There are some linseed oils out there that are either raw or actually boiled (rather than adding additional chemicals to quickly get the BLO finish).
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Looks amazing!
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all i can say is how resourceful and amazing sources from nature give this man a big hand 👏
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Love this, but I would use a non- perishable oil in the future! Coconut oil can potentially turn rancid on the wood.
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Love you from India ❤
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I need to see more of that cat
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This is fantastic!
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@SpicyMoustache
4 weeks ago
Natural stains, like those made from vinegar, coffee, or berries, create beautiful, earthy tones on wood and often deepen with age. They’re eco-friendly, non-toxic, and reveal wood’s natural grain without harsh chemicals. Plus, each batch can yield unique, one-of-a-kind finishes!
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