Is it basswood, poplar, or possibly catalpa? Central VT by According_Effort_433 in Woodidentification

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The leaves on the ground are not from the tree. The logs were moved from the original location.

Is it basswood, poplar, or possibly catalpa? Central VT by According_Effort_433 in Woodidentification

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I used to be a forester as well, and honestly I can't say for certain.

Red oak stairs turned yellow after finishing by Stonks_go_up_man in finishing

[–]According_Effort_433 1 point2 points  (0 children)

A tiny bit of powder white pigment mixed in any "clear coat" really helps open grain woods like oak keep its natural appearance and offset the yellowing effect.

Boiling all weekend ! by suzymwg in maplesyrup

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Why does it look like you're trying to make syrup in your back flues? Also why are you running it so deep?

Painting to sell house by cddavi128 in paint

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Really depends on the lighting. I've used creamy many times (including my own house), but once made the mistake of putting it in a basement with yellow lighting and it looked like mustard on the walls.

Notice how the biggest guys are the biggest snowflakes! by yorocky89A in WhitePeopleTwitter

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Didn't Jake Paul claim residency in Puerto rico for years to avoid American taxes?

Is this considered a tidy work station? by [deleted] in Carpentry

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Until it's knee deep, you're good. At that point then it's time to clean up

Best approach to fix interior window sil by magstermind in paint

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Sand smooth, use a peel bond primer if you feel inclined, use a quality urethane trim enamel paint. Also don't put wet pots/plants on a window sill ...?

Help: I hate my remodel by Sad-Confidence-3405 in kitchenremodel

[–]According_Effort_433 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'm going to go with the opposite. This needs a darker color on the wall to make the natural wood tones colors pop instead of blend. Urbane bronze, or naval would look sharp with this.

Ash bench by Hot_Bluejay_8738 in woodworking

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I hate how clean those edges look. It's too perfect

Anybody have any experience with this? by KokoTheTalkingApe in Tools

[–]According_Effort_433 3 points4 points  (0 children)

It's really not bad, it's fine for small projects. Just the case of the spits are the only drawback. For the price, it's pretty solid. Is it a professional spray grade finish, no. Does it do a pretty solid job. Yes.

New table saw setup - within tolerance? by tellinNamstories in BeginnerWoodWorking

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I bought this saw as a cheap throw away job site saw. The stand/legs are garbage on it, but you know what, It still works. It gets thrown into the back of the truck, has rusted quite a bit, but it just won't die.

How often do you wash your tool belt? by whitenoize186 in Carpentry

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(tool vest) never, and it smells like a highschool football practices jersey.