Just found your RU-vid channel a few months ago, then....no videos for a while! I guess from other comments here that you contracted Covid,....and I'm sure that it was NOT FUN. Glad to see you're still alive, and look great and have cranked out another incredibly helpful and creative Video! (Just now followed you on FaceBook, even though I hardly ever go there nowadays. Read about your Utah trip.)
Glad we found each other! Thanks! I hardly go to Facebook anymore either. We post video releases and, if I do anything interesting, (not very often), we post that. Yeah, Covid was not fun and our vacation was the WORST. I saw a lot of Moab's ER and none of the jaw-dropping scenery. Thanks again. N
Good to hear that you are doing better. Instead of a sticker that says "I got my covid vaccine", the current one should just say "I got covid". I love the look of this bracelet and definitely want to give it a go. I wanted to ask if you clean the jumprings after cutting, and if so what is your method? I'm thinking the lubricant would interfere with soldering.
Good point. For some reason, I haven't had an issue with using that flaky lubricant. You could hit them with a torch and then pickle if it becomes an issue or throw them in a tumbler with some ceramic shot (add a drop of Dawn dish detergent). Thanks. I like your idea about an "I got Covid" sticker. I'll send it out to my friends and acquaintances, as in the past month, most of them had/have it. (I didn't give it to them! Haha). It's insane. Be well! Thanks. N
Great question. It was a conscious decision because if I tumble after I liver, the patina gets shiny. I wanted shiny metal and a slightly matte patina. Thanks! N
Hi! So glad you're back! I'm a little confused on the lubrication process. I read your saw blade article on your website and have ordered the blades and Bur life you recommend. Am I supposed to put the lubricant on the blade, metal, or both? Thank you!
After I tape the coil in, I run the lubricant over the coil. Lubricating the blade usually requires unplugging it so you don't accidentally step on the pedal - which takes time. It works just as well, maybe even better, to lubricate the coil. David at PepeTools taught me this and they manufacture them. Thanks!
I’m so glad you are back with new design and equipment. I have been watching you for at least 5 years my user name change and no picture but it was Michelle.... Now it says Autumn but I will put Autumn Michelle
