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You mean the lid? I used a magnet to make the sensor think it was closed and now I have the wire disconnected and spliced together to bypass it

I cut it with a laser. They are for sale on my website.

Yes it does

Thanks for getting back to me

I am not sure about that but from my experience you seem to be able to use it on pretty much anything. However if it’s like a white color it may yellow it slightly.

Yes I have used epoxy over it after spraying it to seal wood.

He loved it… like alot

Yes once it dries it can be painted over. It’s great for spraying over and engraving or sticker to reduce bleed through

@@DwoodStudios Perfect. thanks. Just 1 more thing. Did you ever try to spray shellac on plywood edge and paint or spray over that? Will that cover the edge? Thanks

@zajdlos4652 while it will after many coats, all finished have a hard time with that. I would recommend edge banding or bondo

@@DwoodStudios Yeah I know. I was just looking for some simplier solution😁 And I also like spray painting and hate roll or brush painting😁 Many thanks for that 👍

Well I am glad you got to watch it and see how I really did it.

Thanks

Thank you so much.

Yes that is a great option but longer drying time and cost. For smaller less expensive pieces this is great I think.

Thanks. Click the link and check it out on Amazon!

Thank you. Glad it helped

​@@DwoodStudioscan you use this on ebony guitar fretboard. How much to use for a smooth glossy feel?

@@joethrelfall6370 I believe you could use it on the feet board however I have never made one. Depending on how much the wood soaks up it would probably need 2 -3 coats with light sanding in between.

That’s so cool. That may be something I do at some time but for now it’s worth it for me to just buy it in the spray form.

@@DwoodStudios I put mine in a sprayer. The pull handle is better than that little cap. It doesn't make my hand tired lol

You only need a router as a tool. If you choose you can dremel them out. I guess also “except” without Lowe’s stains also? I guess I should have worded it in that way.

You can’t have the .7 size without the stripes part. I don’t sell it that way. You may have the .75 size. There is actually a difference. The union part on the .7 has markings on it for the stripes as well as the stripe pieces for layout

It’s there. You may have to click see more right below the video. Also you can just check out www.dwood.net

I believe it does tell the dimension. I have free plans on my website by the way along with templates for laying out the stars at www.dwood.net

Just head to www.dwood.net

Thank you. They are really fun to make

Idk. Haven’t done that before

I don’t usually. But I now have peel n stick stars available. Comes with adhesive on the back that you just peel the backing from and stick it on.

@@DwoodStudios I’ll. Heck it out again. I didn’t see it. The news stars, so they stick pretty good? No chance of coming off in the future?

@@JoseHernandez-mj6ne I use them all the time and a non profit that I am on uses them for 100s of flags with no issue. They work great. Just go to the website and under flag items go under peel n stick

@@DwoodStudios thank you brother

So glad.

Who is “she”….

No they do not come painted but they can be painted

@@DwoodStudios great thank you

Hey actually I didn’t realize which video you were talking about. These are Cnc engraved and not painted. Bare oak wood.

@@DwoodStudios can they still be painted white?

@@JoseHernandez-mj6ne yes of course they can.

Try it again. Should be working just fine. I just looked. Www.dwood.net

But of course

@Dwood Studios oh good I hate seeing other lose their vision. laser cncs are awesome when used correctly!!

You are very welcome. Thanks for the comment

Lol that’s a troll comment. Nothing I would worry about.

I appreciate your awesome comment. Thanks for the compliment!

You could possibly use a router with a small dremel type bit or router guide. But it would have to be small and smooth shank.