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Unbelievably Easy DIY Wood Finish Recipe // Woodworking 

Anne of All Trades
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Three ingredients make up the easiest to apply, quick drying wood finish. This video was sponsored by Squarespace. To get 10% off a site of your own, visit www.squarespace.com/anneofall...
Most folks think wood finishing is tricky business, but I like to keep things easy in my woodworking shop and I use this same three part oil wood finish on almost every piece I build. This easy to make wood finish recipe is also easy to make and apply, and dries quickly allowing multiple coats. This method requires the least prep work (goodbye sanding) and is also unbelievably easy to repair, fix any scratch or dent in your furniture finished with this same oil, and all you have to do is scuff the surrounding area and wipe on more finish. You also don't need a whole bunch of other finishing supplies for this method, no spray booth, no special finishing room, you just dust off your bench and wipe it on. Even the fumes of this finish are very mild! Because this has been my favorite wood finish for so many years of projects, it's the best wood finish I can recommend. Also, you get a sneak peak of my upcoming democratic chair build!
Video by the ever talented Jacqueline at www.entertwinemedia.com
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@AnneofAllTrades
@AnneofAllTrades 4 года назад
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@vishwanadnegi
@vishwanadnegi 4 года назад
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@AB5900.
@AB5900. 4 года назад
"For forever and ever, Amen" made me chuckle. Great video!! Loved it!
@AnneofAllTrades
@AnneofAllTrades 4 года назад
Hehe glad to hear it!!
@kamsok6132
@kamsok6132 4 года назад
Thank you for your generosity. I know that "small" tips often hide years of experience and hard work.
@AnneofAllTrades
@AnneofAllTrades 4 года назад
it's funny how easy it is to gloss over some of the most important things! I'm trying to create some videos folks will find truly helpful during this time. If you've got any ideas, send them my way!
@jadefritz3035
@jadefritz3035 4 года назад
I came across this formula some years ago. Then lost it. Now, thanks to you Anne - I have it again just as I am starting on my 3' x 7' wood slab kitchen island top. Can't wait to see the results!!
@clifc6351
@clifc6351 Год назад
I love that chair! I like the looks of the rustic angles of interest and the angles in the seat. The 2 woods really makes it sharp. And the finish shows off the craftswomanship. Thank You for sharing your knowledge.
@Bill.L.Carroll
@Bill.L.Carroll 4 года назад
Tried, tested and much loved recipe. Really great looking chair you've made. 👍🏽 I just finished a refurb on an old padded rocking chair, and like you say, putting the first coat on and watching the magic as the grain pops is absolutely the best stage of the build/refurb. 👌🏽
@AnneofAllTrades
@AnneofAllTrades 4 года назад
Nice work! It really is the best part.
@eddiestipe2009
@eddiestipe2009 4 года назад
You are absolutely correct, that is one of the best finish I have used. I have been using it for almost 30 years. You can not go wrong. Thank for bringing it out so others can use. Take care and be safe.
@AnneofAllTrades
@AnneofAllTrades 4 года назад
Glad you've found it to be as wonderful as I have! And with many more years of trial and error!
@Grunt49
@Grunt49 4 года назад
Thank you!Love the way the wood comes alive with the finish.
@AnneofAllTrades
@AnneofAllTrades 4 года назад
Isn't that incredible?
@stuartbraithwaite1297
@stuartbraithwaite1297 4 года назад
Great informative video, have tried this method and is now my goto method of applying wood finish.
@dickgeerling4953
@dickgeerling4953 4 года назад
I used a similar finish for years on refinishing furniture that I "saved" from recycle, I mixed 1/3 Polyurethane, 1/3 Linseed oil and 1/3 Tung oil. Worked everytime with minimal effort. Love your videos!!
@AnneofAllTrades
@AnneofAllTrades 4 года назад
Thank you!
@KRWoodworks
@KRWoodworks 4 года назад
Cool. My wife and I have been making and using this for about 30 years. I learned about it building wooded boats.
@AnneofAllTrades
@AnneofAllTrades 4 года назад
Heck yes! It’s wonderful
@user-fh7fo3pe5y
@user-fh7fo3pe5y 6 месяцев назад
Beautiful work!
@erinikeuchi6447
@erinikeuchi6447 3 года назад
Beautiful exited to try it . Ty
@calebcordell4793
@calebcordell4793 4 года назад
Hey there. Just used the finish in a sliding barn door someone hired me to make. It is amazing. The finish is so awesome and results are consistant in old reclaimed lumber. Thanks again. It worked so good
@AnneofAllTrades
@AnneofAllTrades 4 года назад
That is awesome! Thanks for reporting back!!
@AlpacaMade
@AlpacaMade 4 года назад
Awesome, brilliant, can't thank you enough. Not only have you settled the poly vs oil argument once and for all. you've also solved the troublesome "poplar work desk" top refinishing problem. 😁👍
@AnneofAllTrades
@AnneofAllTrades 4 года назад
Awesome, thank you!
@FigmentsMade
@FigmentsMade 4 года назад
Thanks for sharing! I'm always interested in hearing about different finishes. I will have to give this a try!
@AnneofAllTrades
@AnneofAllTrades 4 года назад
Please do!
@Kkuts37
@Kkuts37 4 года назад
Thank you for this recipe, Anne!!
@AnneofAllTrades
@AnneofAllTrades 4 года назад
You are so welcome!
@bcendrars1
@bcendrars1 Год назад
Thanks for the video ! I'm still a beginner, and very happy to know this recipe, i'll just replace linseed by teck oil, this is easy to apply, very rewarding
@bret_Lambky
@bret_Lambky 4 года назад
Thanks for the great video! This is a great recipe for a durable finish! I bet it’s a good indoor and outdoor finish! The poly in conjunction with the oil is a great protection!!
@AnneofAllTrades
@AnneofAllTrades 4 года назад
It is!
@Zerostar369
@Zerostar369 4 года назад
Thanks Anne. Im looking forward to trying this with my next piece.
@AnneofAllTrades
@AnneofAllTrades 4 года назад
Wonderful!
@BartNoble
@BartNoble 4 года назад
Looking forward to trying that finish. That is a gorgeous chair!
@AnneofAllTrades
@AnneofAllTrades 4 года назад
Thank you! Cheers!
@ThinkB4UAct
@ThinkB4UAct 4 года назад
Thanks for the recipe , Anne , will add it to my collection of one so now I have 2 and counting 😊
@AnneofAllTrades
@AnneofAllTrades 4 года назад
haha perfect!
@gophersgirl
@gophersgirl 4 года назад
My woodworking teacher always made his own using pinesap and other natural ingredients, that stuff always smelled amazing!
@AnneofAllTrades
@AnneofAllTrades 4 года назад
I love that smell too!
@tayleanruatha
@tayleanruatha 4 года назад
Awesome as always Anne! Thank you 🙏🤙
@AnneofAllTrades
@AnneofAllTrades 4 года назад
Thanks for taking the time!
@yellowmuginc
@yellowmuginc 4 года назад
Such a fun quick video and a new finish to try! Thank you!
@AnneofAllTrades
@AnneofAllTrades 4 года назад
Glad you enjoyed it Stu!!
@dereklong801
@dereklong801 4 года назад
I'm a big fan of measured mason jars. They come in handy for all sorts of things around the shop.
@AnneofAllTrades
@AnneofAllTrades 4 года назад
Hear hear!
@kyleclark5290
@kyleclark5290 4 года назад
Love the simplicity and flexibility of this method!👌 And the democratic chair is awesome. I really want to make one!
@AnneofAllTrades
@AnneofAllTrades 4 года назад
you should! it's a really fun project!
@tdkrei
@tdkrei 4 года назад
First and foremost great job on the chair. Thank you for sharing this finish I will give it a try, since I do mostly turning projects I use a similar mix, only difference is I use 2# shellac in place of the poly. It gives a very nice finish especially when you burnish it a bit. Keep on smiling.
@AnneofAllTrades
@AnneofAllTrades 4 года назад
Awesome! Thank you! I love shellac too, that's the only other finish I ever use.
@ptaylor4923
@ptaylor4923 4 года назад
I love walnut & red oak, too. My grandfather did a lot of work with dark walnut. I think you could use one of those plastic pour attachments that you can put on paint cans to make the varnish pour easier. 😉 Thanks again!
@AnneofAllTrades
@AnneofAllTrades 4 года назад
ha! I probably could, perhaps after it's safe to go out again, I'll get a pour nozzle along with some gloves ;)
@marlawhite3682
@marlawhite3682 4 года назад
so very cool!!! Thanks for the new idea for the finish!!!
@AnneofAllTrades
@AnneofAllTrades 4 года назад
You bet!
@scottsmith8546
@scottsmith8546 4 года назад
Awesome job Anne! It is very satisfying to watch the grains pop and the end product come into full bloom. PS - Make sure to add some little cups that you can fill with a little bit of the stain/solution and set them under each of the legs, and just let them sit for a while, so the feet can soak up as much of the finish as possible, which will protect them from literally anything on the floor even standing water. It's an old trick used to waterproof old porch rockers.
@AnneofAllTrades
@AnneofAllTrades 4 года назад
That’s a great tip! Anything good enough for porch rockers is good for me!
@flyingpigpreserve8562
@flyingpigpreserve8562 4 года назад
Wow what a simple and easy way to finish a piece of furniture. Thank You I'm sure I'll try this. Peace Be With You ☮️
@AnneofAllTrades
@AnneofAllTrades 4 года назад
Can't wait to hear what you use it for!
@FredMcIntyre
@FredMcIntyre 4 года назад
Awesome work Anne, thanks for the info! 😃👍🏻👊🏻
@AnneofAllTrades
@AnneofAllTrades 4 года назад
Glad it was helpful!
@TurboBlu4
@TurboBlu4 4 года назад
I will definitely have to try this. Thank you
@AnneofAllTrades
@AnneofAllTrades 4 года назад
Please do!
@timofeyzhukov-khovanskiy9173
@timofeyzhukov-khovanskiy9173 2 года назад
I just slapped one without blo for wipe on poly and been using it for a bit. Great on little bird houses that we paint with tempera by our kids
@matthewjamestaylor
@matthewjamestaylor 4 года назад
I love that wood combination. It provides such an amazing color contrast. I made my entire kitchen out of Red Oak (door panels and cabinet framing) and Black Walnut (door frames and drawer fronts). My counter tops are terra cotta tile and there are a lot of copper accents. Thanks for sharing this. Cheers.
@Makete100
@Makete100 4 года назад
That kitchen sounds fantastic. Would like to see it.
@AnneofAllTrades
@AnneofAllTrades 4 года назад
oh man that sounds incredible! I would love to see it!!
@matthewjamestaylor
@matthewjamestaylor 4 года назад
@@AnneofAllTradesfacebook.com/matthew.j.taylor.528/media_set/?set=a.10207649181465445 I made an album. Cheers.
@stallman2
@stallman2 4 года назад
Thanks for another informative video. I'm going to try this finish on my next axe handle I make. You continue to be awesome and amazing!! Stay Safe
@AnneofAllTrades
@AnneofAllTrades 4 года назад
Awesome! Thank you!
@fishmut
@fishmut 4 года назад
Awesome tips there, thank you for sharing, I’ll try this combination, your chair looked slick . 👍
@AnneofAllTrades
@AnneofAllTrades 4 года назад
Thank you!
@Darkotex
@Darkotex 4 года назад
Every time I watch one of your video productions I come away inspired! This one made me want to go out to my garage shop & put some finish on some wood! Keep up the great work & instruction Anne. Now on to the baby chicks video
@AnneofAllTrades
@AnneofAllTrades 4 года назад
That makes me happy to hear! Thanks for the kind words :)
@joeleonetti8976
@joeleonetti8976 4 года назад
Thanks Anne. The finish step is always the funniest part where you get to see what prior to that was only in the minds eye. My favorite wood combo is cherry and maple with walnut and maple a close second. My favorite finish is garnet shellac. For wood projects that will see more use, I will try this one.
@AnneofAllTrades
@AnneofAllTrades 4 года назад
I love those combos too!!
@4n2earth22
@4n2earth22 4 года назад
I have build some nice items from Koa, American Cherry, and Eastern Hard Maple. Kitchens and executive desks, primararly.
@conradsenior5843
@conradsenior5843 Год назад
I use that myself. And you are 100% correct. It is awesome for walnut. It is a bit light for white wood. I recommend a coat of stain first if you want the wood darker.
@AnneofAllTrades
@AnneofAllTrades Год назад
Glad you like it! To each their own, but I don’t like to use stain- stain is really hard (almost impossible) to do really well, and after something is stained, it’s really hard to hide future repairs. I like wood to be whatever color it started and try to use finishes that bring out its natural tendencies. If I really don’t like the color, I’d be tempted to paint it rather than try to use stain to make it look like something else, because a closer look will always reveal that it’s not.
@donaldtrabeaux5235
@donaldtrabeaux5235 4 года назад
Awesome video by a awesome Lady Thanks Anne
@AnneofAllTrades
@AnneofAllTrades 4 года назад
Glad you enjoyed it
@thomasnewton9818
@thomasnewton9818 4 года назад
I've used this for wood turning. I like it because it's super easy.
@AnneofAllTrades
@AnneofAllTrades 4 года назад
Heck yeah!
@iakkatz128
@iakkatz128 4 года назад
thanks Anne. I always believe simple is best. I think this one is also one of the cheapest.
@AnneofAllTrades
@AnneofAllTrades 4 года назад
simple and cheap rarely intersect with quality, but I think in this instance they do ;)
@cabinlife2347
@cabinlife2347 4 года назад
Thanks for the recipe for wood finish. We have a few pieces of old wood furniture that I hope to refinish and want a finish that brings out the natural wood finish. Maureen
@AnneofAllTrades
@AnneofAllTrades 4 года назад
awesome! I hope it works well for you.
@daveharrington7500
@daveharrington7500 4 года назад
Very good Anne. Full of very good information. But them that is what we have come to expect from your videos. It looks as though your move the Tennessee has set in and you are beginning to feel comfortable there. You are a great gal Anne and a serious inspiration to young women everywhere.
@AnneofAllTrades
@AnneofAllTrades 4 года назад
Thanks so much for the support Dave!
@jcevans16
@jcevans16 Год назад
great video, and beautiful chair!
@brucehutton2089
@brucehutton2089 4 года назад
Good video Anne nice and simple it's been around for many years. Good point about repair. I have many furniture items I have made and any damage repair especially with children is easily repaired compared to stained furniture. Ashleigh 💖
@AnneofAllTrades
@AnneofAllTrades 4 года назад
Thanks Ashleigh!
@stonee1968
@stonee1968 4 года назад
Awesome, thanks for sharing.
@AnneofAllTrades
@AnneofAllTrades 4 года назад
Thanks for watching!
@HistoricHomePlans
@HistoricHomePlans 4 года назад
Cool! I look forward to trying this.
@AnneofAllTrades
@AnneofAllTrades 4 года назад
You should!
@jnpropertiesllc6051
@jnpropertiesllc6051 3 месяца назад
thank you
@mountainviewturning5319
@mountainviewturning5319 4 года назад
Great tip on finishing
@AnneofAllTrades
@AnneofAllTrades 4 года назад
Glad it was helpful!
@reforzar
@reforzar 4 года назад
Congrats on 150k! That’s a great finish👍🏻
@AnneofAllTrades
@AnneofAllTrades 4 года назад
Thanks brother! That’s exciting, I didn’t even notice!
@DH-ry2ho
@DH-ry2ho 4 года назад
Really great tips!
@AnneofAllTrades
@AnneofAllTrades 4 года назад
Glad it was helpful!
@Makete100
@Makete100 4 года назад
That chair is beautiful. I like the tool marks in the seat. Couldn't see many tool marks anywhere else, but that seat is excellent.
@AnneofAllTrades
@AnneofAllTrades 4 года назад
Thanks! They are everywhere, but most obvious with the raking light on the end grain of the chair.
@SteveC38
@SteveC38 4 года назад
Great finishing tips Anne👍
@AnneofAllTrades
@AnneofAllTrades 4 года назад
Glad you enjoyed them!
@unitwoodworking5403
@unitwoodworking5403 4 года назад
Easy finish always looks believable after your explanation.
@AnneofAllTrades
@AnneofAllTrades 4 года назад
Glad you think so!
@gogomogo3632
@gogomogo3632 4 года назад
Beautiful chair!
@AnneofAllTrades
@AnneofAllTrades 4 года назад
Thank you! 😊
@jackiegammon2065
@jackiegammon2065 4 года назад
THANK YOU for sharing your furniture finish, have a couple of projects waiting to happen... but more than likely they will be fall projects. BTW! LOVE the chair!!
@AnneofAllTrades
@AnneofAllTrades 4 года назад
Thank you so much!
@Hapotecario
@Hapotecario 3 года назад
awesome work. was looking for ideas to stain some vintage mirror frames. thank you.
@AnneofAllTrades
@AnneofAllTrades 3 года назад
You are so welcome!
@GibClark
@GibClark 4 года назад
thanks for the tip 👍👍👍👍
@AnneofAllTrades
@AnneofAllTrades 4 года назад
Thanks for watching Gib!
@BeaverCraftTools
@BeaverCraftTools 4 года назад
Good finish recipe! I usually use only boiled linseed oil to finish my wood carving projects.
@AnneofAllTrades
@AnneofAllTrades 4 года назад
Glad you enjoyed it!
@mariovillagres4983
@mariovillagres4983 4 года назад
Nice video l like this information about everything you mixed up l like working with wood to and this is giving me more ideas. Thanks for sharing this information
@AnneofAllTrades
@AnneofAllTrades 4 года назад
Glad it was helpful!
@LordDragor
@LordDragor 4 года назад
As always, good and informative. And remember to soke the rag in water and dry flat or burn the rag. Rags like that have burned down many houses. The rag is self-igniting if curled onto a ball. I keep my oily rags in an empty paint can with some water inside. Just stay safe.
@AnneofAllTrades
@AnneofAllTrades 4 года назад
My rags go directly in the fire pit for that very reason.
@4n2earth22
@4n2earth22 4 года назад
Yep. A water bucket with a heavier-than-water "lid" that fits inside the bucket is what I use when doing projects like that. Lift the lid and drop in the rags, plastic bags, what ever has the finish on it. Close the lid. Safe.
@myhoneyshandmade1077
@myhoneyshandmade1077 4 года назад
good tip. That's the recipe I use too. Works well.
@AnneofAllTrades
@AnneofAllTrades 4 года назад
Sure does!
@MoscaWoodworking
@MoscaWoodworking 4 года назад
best finish ever. I always use it, but I apply a coat of dewaxed shellac before as "sealer". it really pops the grains up
@AnneofAllTrades
@AnneofAllTrades 4 года назад
There you go!!
@mick2spic
@mick2spic Год назад
By “pop the grain” do you mean raise the grain? So that you don’t have to sand after the 1/3 BLO/ poly/ mineral spirits coat? Or does shellac help bring the color out of the grain? Wasn’t sure which you meant. Just looking for tips, thx
@shopcuts6528
@shopcuts6528 4 года назад
Another cool video! I believe that recipe is what Sam Maloof used, or something very similar. I use that combo on a lot of my pieces and they always turn out beautiful. Really a timeless finish.
@AnneofAllTrades
@AnneofAllTrades 4 года назад
It is indeed, though I believe he finished it with a coat of hard wax.
@thomashearn3141
@thomashearn3141 4 года назад
I first saw this finish on Pinterest. Saws on Skates site. They call it Bob’s Miracle Finish. I have used this finish and like it very much. He used the Gloss Spar Urethane, but it doesn’t come out to glossy. Love your videos.
@AnneofAllTrades
@AnneofAllTrades 4 года назад
Thanks for that!
@wdtaut5650
@wdtaut5650 4 года назад
I never thought of combining walnut and oak. It is going to look fabulous in ten years. That's not a slam. It really will.
@AnneofAllTrades
@AnneofAllTrades 4 года назад
i'm excited to see it age as well. I considered fuming the oak, but I loved the contrast so much I kept it as is.
@danielreyes-dj4nq
@danielreyes-dj4nq 5 месяцев назад
Love the carpenter
@judgeworks3687
@judgeworks3687 4 года назад
That’s a beautiful chair.
@AnneofAllTrades
@AnneofAllTrades 4 года назад
thank you! Video coming soon!
@patrickperson1252
@patrickperson1252 4 года назад
thank you Anne for the info good Morning of Brittany .
@mattj1783
@mattj1783 4 года назад
That’s a great finish, we’ve been using that recipe for 30 years. It’s great because it’s very forgiving, because you just wipe it off.
@AnneofAllTrades
@AnneofAllTrades 4 года назад
That’s why I love it!
@IEnjoyCreatingVideos
@IEnjoyCreatingVideos 4 года назад
Good video Anne! Thank you for sharing it with us!💖👌👍😎JP
@AnneofAllTrades
@AnneofAllTrades 4 года назад
Thanks JP!
@IEnjoyCreatingVideos
@IEnjoyCreatingVideos 4 года назад
Your very welcome Anne! Have a great week!😎
@BossmanEight
@BossmanEight 4 года назад
You're braver than I, Gunga Din! I absolutely *hate* getting finish on my hands. Hate it!
@tandiparent1949
@tandiparent1949 4 года назад
Just found you Anne....I'll be trying out your finish, it's really pretty
@AnneofAllTrades
@AnneofAllTrades 4 года назад
Thank you!
@davetarrant6888
@davetarrant6888 4 года назад
Thanks so much for sharing. The chair’s wood contrasts look incredible. Would you use this same recipe on a workbench top?
@AnneofAllTrades
@AnneofAllTrades 4 года назад
Yes, absolutely, it's what's on my bench.
@MarcM1979
@MarcM1979 4 года назад
My go to recipe. 🙂 A coat of wax afterwords and Sam is smiling down on us. To this day I regret not taking the trip to meet him when I had the chance.
@AnneofAllTrades
@AnneofAllTrades 4 года назад
He seemed like an incredible guy! I've been down to visit his shop a couple of times.
@ChuckInOregon
@ChuckInOregon 4 года назад
Excellent video! I just subscribed. FWIW, Sam Maloof popularized that finish a long time ago.
@AnneofAllTrades
@AnneofAllTrades 4 года назад
He did, though I believe he used tung oil in his concoction, and waxed it after ;)
@crossgrainwoodproductsltd9230
@crossgrainwoodproductsltd9230 4 года назад
Hey back! That looks gorgeous on the wood. Another finish to add to my arsenal. Who is doing your camera work for you these days? Will we get a peek?
@AnneofAllTrades
@AnneofAllTrades 4 года назад
Jacqueline Cassell. Find her on Instagram she’s hilarious!
@50Acres
@50Acres 3 года назад
Hmm I use the same thing except I do Turpentine for the Mineral Spirits. I wonder if one is better than the other?
@BurtonsAttic
@BurtonsAttic 4 года назад
Cool chair and recipe. I "discovered" nearly the same thing a few years ago quite by accident. A really hot day using Helmsman on an outdoor project. I could see the poly started kicking off before flowing out, not a good look. My mind immediately when to all the sanding required to fix it. So I thought why not either way I have to fix it, so I wiped the whole piece down with a rag soaked in mineral spirits and crossed my fingers. Next day it looked like glass! Not a single defect to be found. I don't really care for the full on glass poly look but in this case I was really happy to not be redoing! I'll give this recipe a try next time.
@AnneofAllTrades
@AnneofAllTrades 4 года назад
That's awesome, I love it when things work out like that
@mysticvalleywoodworks2777
@mysticvalleywoodworks2777 3 года назад
Would recommend it for a table top. Like tv console table
@2300Kenzie
@2300Kenzie 4 года назад
Good recipe. I imagine the mineral spirits help wick the viscous polyurethane into the wood more efficiently. Sometimes I use dilute lacquer to harden wood in a similar manner. If you need some very durable and weather resistant wood, I imagine osage orange (aka hedge) should be available in your area. Tough stuff, twice as hard and strong as white oak.
@AnneofAllTrades
@AnneofAllTrades 4 года назад
Osage is awesome, I've used it for a few things. I haven't been out and about much since we moved here to see what's available.
@timbarnett3898
@timbarnett3898 4 года назад
My father used this recipe on gun stocks 50+ years ago! It's been used long time so it must be tried an true!
@AnneofAllTrades
@AnneofAllTrades 4 года назад
heck yeah!
@timbarnett3898
@timbarnett3898 4 года назад
@@AnneofAllTrades thanks for responding! One thing to try: try different proportions for different projects!
@markbernier8434
@markbernier8434 4 года назад
Used a lot longer than that. Known also as boat soup and used on masts and other spars because it lasts when exposed to sun and sea and so easy to repair and recoat.
@radroy92
@radroy92 4 года назад
I used to use a mixture like that on my steam bent ash snowshoe frames. The only difference is I used gum turpentine rather than mineral spirits. The turpentine smells better. I came up with it way before the Internet existed about 1981 Some of those snowshoes are still around and the finish looks pretty good after years of use. This is the first time to my knowledge that my old magic finish mix has been validated. Watch out for spontaneous combustion with linseed oil on rags. I used to take the rags and burn them in the fire pit so they had no chance of burning my shed down.
@AnneofAllTrades
@AnneofAllTrades 4 года назад
All the finish rags go directly in the burn pile around here! Gotta keep safe!
@katkilcullen3063
@katkilcullen3063 4 года назад
Thanks Anne, can’t wait to try this! I love your setup on Squarespace. Which template are you using?
@AnneofAllTrades
@AnneofAllTrades 4 года назад
Neuvou I think? Sp?
@markengineeringSA
@markengineeringSA 4 года назад
awesome Video ,Seems like a finish i could even handle ;-)
@AnneofAllTrades
@AnneofAllTrades 4 года назад
You can do it!
@markengineeringSA
@markengineeringSA 4 года назад
@@AnneofAllTrades plus no cleaning of brushes ,yay 👍
@paulbrown3367
@paulbrown3367 4 года назад
You have my dream set up. And watching someone similar to my wife, doing the things that i want to do while watching with my wife. Is a blessing and an eye opening inspiration to her. Thank you.
@L.Scott_Music
@L.Scott_Music 4 года назад
Hope you'll hit up your local Harbor Freight for good inexpensive blue nitrile gloves soon. I've used this before and it is the most forgiving for sure and if your work area isn't totally dust free it's not a problem (unlike if you were to use that Spar Urethane pure that is a dust and bug magnet).
@AnneofAllTrades
@AnneofAllTrades 4 года назад
I usually use medical grade gloves but considering the greater need for them currently, I’m happy to wing it for a season. I do love the forgiveness of this combo!
@kristinecarrillo1047
@kristinecarrillo1047 Месяц назад
Hi Anne : ). Could I possibly use this amazing finish over a stained piece? Your chair is beautiful!
@mikehogan1827
@mikehogan1827 4 года назад
Lovely. Looking forward to trying it. I’ve been using Osmo wood wax to finish a number of projects, and I’ve been really pleased with it. I’m wondering if you’re familiar with Osmo, and how you think it compares to the finish you’ve highlighted in this video. Thanks again for all you do, Anne.
@AnneofAllTrades
@AnneofAllTrades 4 года назад
They are completely different finishes, so tough to compare. Ease of application is about the same, cost is pretty different, osmo is $$... beyond that it’s tough to say
@filipinastuazon3593
@filipinastuazon3593 4 года назад
You're really amazing 😍
@ryanbailey112
@ryanbailey112 4 года назад
Going to try this today. I suspect the name brands for the mineral oil and linseed oil shouldn't matter? Love that chair design and your show!
@AnneofAllTrades
@AnneofAllTrades 4 года назад
brand doesn't matter- quality does though, sometimes some of the cheaper ones have a lot of additives, so watch out for those.
@satishkaul1663
@satishkaul1663 4 года назад
I have seen you apply on the chair which intself is a masterpiece but I feel this polish will not further to the ambiance of the chair.I will use your recipe & then decide where it can be used.I think in less ornetted furniture.
@sulblazer
@sulblazer 3 года назад
Hrmm, the red oak and walnut actually is pretty nice. I usually like Birch or Maple with walnut cuz I love the contrast and the pop of the walnut against the light wood....but that's red oak ain't half bad either.
@yonny1954
@yonny1954 4 года назад
Just paid a lot for some Watco oil......ARG.......Well at least I'll be ready next time, thanks! Subscribed.
@AnneofAllTrades
@AnneofAllTrades 4 года назад
Next time you can make basically the same thing :) thanks for subscribing!
@mcarojcc
@mcarojcc 4 года назад
Great 'recipe'! Wondering if you could sub tung oil for the BLO and get similar results. Thanks for all the great content.
@AnneofAllTrades
@AnneofAllTrades 4 года назад
People often switch the mineral spirits with tung oil, Not sure what would happen if you switched the blo, but it’s probably worth a try if you like experiments ;)
@JoriDiculous
@JoriDiculous 4 года назад
Really like the design on the chair. Looks like you axed it out. Rough but still clean.
@AnneofAllTrades
@AnneofAllTrades 4 года назад
Thanks 👍
@melissahoenigmann2458
@melissahoenigmann2458 4 года назад
Thanks Anne. I can’t wait to try this. Sometimes the simplest things are the best! I have all 3 parts, but the urethane I have it water based. Do I need to purchase the oil based version?
@AnneofAllTrades
@AnneofAllTrades 4 года назад
Yes definitely get the oil based one, as adding the oil to the water based one won't mix ;)
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