In Part 3, I show how the table is disassembled and I tackle the finish and stain removal. Ugh! I also demonstrate some cool tricks for getting the old stain out of those tight corners and odd-shaped profiles.
Refinishing Pt. 1
Refinishing Pt. 2
Refinishing Pt. 3
Refinishing Pt. 4
Refinishing Pt. 5
Refinishing Pt. 6
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4 Responses to “3- Refinishing (Pt. 3)”
good job mark.. keep em coming..
best video work and editing so far…
I agree – great job on everything so far. The voice-over in the beginning was especially nice, by the way. I always found it easier to understand David Marks when he did voice-overs as opposed to talking during the filming – it stands true here, as well.
Thank you for the lessons! I find that I need to slow down in my wood working to study the peice more, so I can do a better job. Losing bad habits are very asentual in woodworking and learning the correct approach makes the difference! Thanks Marc
Looks like you have a lot of experience to try routing that out freehand. I thought I had a steady hand when I tried that on one of the first large pieces I worked on (adding to an existing table) and discovered that if you have a guide edge to push a bearing against it works great, but without that? Yikes! Then again, I was just using a Rotozip as my router.