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Tôi thích giấu nó đi vì nó khá nhàm chán, nhưng tôi chỉ đơn giản sử dụng giấy nhám 800 grit và sau đó là một miếng vải nỉ đơn giản có dán chất mài mòn. Cảm ơn

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Thank you for the comment and the advice, I wear gloves when necessary, but here I haven't really touched the product with my hands.

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Punti di vista... grazie per aver condiviso il tuo.

When I make leather goods he is almost always present and follows every phase with great interest. When I cut the leather the first scrap is always from him, he bites it and plays with it for a long time. "Bombo" thanks you for your kind comment (and so do I).

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Thank you very much for the kind comment. I write "make it cool" when I dye or varnish a tool, what I used is a simple concentrated water-based wood stain. it is a product of Veleca, an Italian paint company that makes excellent products that I use a lot (I am not sponsored). Any dye available in your country will definitely work. I also thank you for your support of the channel and I hope you will enjoy the other contents.

Thanks for sharing your thoughts. Now I have a few more tools, but when I restored this hammer I only had the drill and the dremel, but it doesn't matter because I've learned a lesson: "do the best you can with what you have". And about the dresser... don't limit yourself, you can always learn how to restore it.

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Thanks for your kind comment and support, I really appreciate it.

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no thanks, I have some too

For the handle I used wood wax (as indicated in the caption at 9:32) , for cold bluing a specific product that you can see very well at 5:33.

I'm sorry but I can't help you, I don't use suede and therefore I have no references about it. You can try making a small amount and testing it on a sample.

That's a creative way to ask, don't you think?

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@@LTMS You are welcomed.. for me, thinks loose their history and their character, if you do to much.

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he is very disciplined, he always waits for the first piece of leather because he knows it is his, then he doesn't touch other pieces. Bombo thanks you for sharing your thoughts and for your appreciation.

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Even if it's to my advantage I have to admit that I'm perplexed too. The algorithm is made for the viewers satisfaction. (they say)

Thank you. every now and then I put some music in the intro or outro of the video.

Probably yes, but with water-based dye I make less mess. Thank you for your kind comment and support.

Thank you very much for sharing your thoughts, I really appreciate it and I'm glad you liked my work.

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in the video it is clearly explained that 1 part beeswax, 1 part coconut oil and 2 parts almond oil are used. This means that if you use 10 grams of beeswax you will need to use 10 grams of coconut oil and 20 grams of almond oil, if you use one ounce of beeswax you will need one ounce of coconut oil and 2 ounces of oil of almonds and so on... I used the parts on purpose. I use the conditioner for wallets, notebooks and small leather goods, never used for car seats that sit in the sun all day.

Rivet hammer, ball-peen hammer, ball-pein hammer... it has many names

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Thank you for your kind comment, it's nice to know that my efforts are appreciated. Thank you also for your support of the channel.

Thanks to you for your time and for the kind comment, I really appreciate it.

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Thanks to you for your time and your comment, I appreciate it.

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Thank you for sharing your thoughts. How you would have made them is a different design and in that case the bottom was needed, I wanted to make them so that the edge of the vase rests on the frame. (also I didn't have enough slats to make the bottom). 😅

@@LTMS ah, not having enough is a totally different thing. although it really woudln't even have had to be the same wood... suppose even some metal chicken wrie or hardware clothe, with a few slats side to side. just in the process of cleaning out my workshop and thinking of all the bits and pieces i could use!

Grazie per il tuo gentile commento, sono contento di averti ispirato.

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Thank you very much for your kind comment. Years ago someone taught me to do the best I can with what I have, and it's a lesson I always keep in mind.

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Thank you. you should, the woodworking joints are strong

Thank you very much, sometime I put some intro or outro soft song for the mood. You have been warned (but nothing intrusive)

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Hi, thanks for watching and commenting. I think with just vco it's fine, the only thing that might change is the density of the final product as coconut oil is solid if it's not very hot and might be a little more difficult to spread on the leather. Where I live, almond oil is easily available in any herbalist or shop that sells skin care products, sometimes you can also find it in the supermarket on the beauty product shelves, try taking a look.

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