Hi that’s nice to hear! This one is Compacmel with a dark grey melamine face. This is an old video that has been unlisted for some time, linked to from a QR code sent out with jigs. I decided to make it public to coincide with Makers Central where I am selling cut price jigs in various experimental materials.

What is the use that you were hoping for?

Hi, the truth is that for years my main audience online has been trade. Or at least a mix of trade and DIY, more than people who might actually want to buy Freebird Fitted Furniture. And the foundation of any successful business is marketing, which continues to be an uphill battle for mid to high end fitted furniture. So since I’ve already invested so much time building this platform, and I understand my audience’s needs pretty well, it just made sense to tilt this way - CNC shaker doors, training, CNC manufactured work aids. Definitely not giving up the main business, but I do see the trade side of things being more delegatable in future 👍

We are sticking with Sayerlack, it’s good and we see no reason to change 👍

I just try this week its really good paint not like the other water based paint it's like a 2 k paint can I ask u 1 more question they are selling hardener aswell for water based topcoat did u also try that is it worth it?

@@yavuzhocaoglu8568 Hi we do not use it with any additives. We feel it dries quick enough and is durable enough without them. But if we were doing kitchens I might use them for extra peace of mind.

@@Alastair_Freebird make sense be honest after watch your video I get 1 litre sayerlack waterbased ans test it its really unavailable for water based paint even I didn't use sayerlack undercoat just use for top coat and I order now renner aswell want to test it renner aswell I normally using 2k paint but health issue I don't want to use anymore solvent any way even water based paint has solvent but not like propa solvent paint what is your personal mind use sayerlack for tv unit with out croslinker (hardener it's will be fine)also what size tip u guys using with sayerlack water base 310 or 210 or etc what is best result for airless sprayer

Interesting can you share a link to what you mean?

Thank you!

Hi find me on Instagram alastair_freebird, drop me a message saying who you are, then maybe I can send you more info directly

Hello sorry for the delayed response do you mean the Blum tip-on pistons?

What is it that you need to know?

Hi thanks for your interest in my channel! Yes you may be right. And it’s not unusual for us to move sockets and fit them within cabinets, but we get a trusted electrician to take care of this ahead of time. See here: www.freebirdinteriors.co.uk/post/fitting-your-electrics

Hi, thanks! Those are Kreg clamps used together with the Kreg heavy duty aluminium bench track which we recessed into that workbench: amzn.eu/d/9CXYO9d

But the clamps themselves are an old model which has been improved upon - I recommend the new ‘automax’ clamps: amzn.eu/d/hCsr3xI

On the other bench we use them with these bench plates (which accept the same base fitting on the clamp as the heavy duty tracks): amzn.eu/d/2fPCKdQ

You're welcome, I appreciate the comment

Yes thin finishes only I think, and slow. So that Qtech is a more professional grade turbine system? I remember looking a little into turbines but then went to air assisted airless, and that is the technology I hear most talked about lately for spray booth work

Thank you Matthew

Thanks Karl I appreciate you commenting

To avoid cracking that can result from things settling over time

🫡 makes sense!

I’m so glad you think so!! Thanks for commenting? Are you on Instagram, so I might see the results?

@@Alastair_Freebird The build is a way off and I don't have social media. The house is 100 years old so insets seemed appropriate. I was dreading the prospect of hand trimming every door for perfect fit in the frame and then removing for painting but your method is a ray of light! Even the tiny butt joins in the face won't be out of place once painted. I don't want it to look computer-made. Thanks again!

@@NealosMetropolos Where are you based? We make custom doors, and we will soon be launching a web ordering interface. Here is an early iteration of it: dev.super-now.com/#/products/configurator/shaker-trade-door-update (ignore the pricing, not setup fully yet)

@@Alastair_Freebird Hi Alastair, I'm a fair way away, over where they sent your criminals a few hundred years ago 😀

@@NealosMetropolos ok 😁

Yes that bracket is no good is it! I remember thinking the same thing

Hi David yes observant Muslims do have the religious obligation to pray 5 times a day, but when you consider that it is done at dawn, noon, mid-afternoon, sunset, and late evening, then it doesn’t necessarily have to disrupt the work day much at all: if noon coincides with lunch break, and mid afternoon could even be just after the end of an 8 hour working day if the work day begins early. I think Mo probably wasn’t that strict about things, since I honestly can’t remember the subject even coming up with him and he certainly wasn’t getting a prayer mat out at lunch times or anything.

Hi sorry for the delay, this is the same kit I used www.bullerltd.co.uk/door-straightening-system.html

Thanks for watching! I think I waffled a bit at the start and can’t remember everything I said at that time. But it did shock me at the time that despite a large petition, the government continued to leave small company owners out in the cold. While awarding PPE contracts to their mates and dishing out loans with minimal accountability. It is one of many significant reasons why I am desperate to see the back of this government, despite being in many ways a likely conservative voter.