How To Stabilize Wood Throwback Tuesday

This is a throwback video from the ASMR channel

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[ruairiallen]

That was super confusing. " there is something different about him in this it gets to the end " Ooooh it was an old video, it wasn't time travel"

[basecoat]

Bringing back these older videos is a great idea.
I'd like to see you take a few minutes afterwards to talk about what has changed or lessons, good and bad, that you have experienced since the original video was posted.

[orellinvvardengra]

Out of everyone you are still by far my favorite channel. Working on finding a better paying job then with some of those extra funds I can pay it forward. I just really like your content so much.

[NVOutsider]

It's nice to have the older stuff intermixed with the new. You could even do series to show how things have advanced (?) or compare and contrast. Thanks for the info.

[johnford]

It's a good idea, IMO. Six years ago, I wouldn't have watched because I have no interest in turning. But now I know that stabilizing wood can be used for many purposes and was glad to see your discussion. Thanks for sharing.

[sypernova]

that was nice. you make simple, straightforward videos, so it`s never bad to have one refreshed.

[leighmosher]

A couple weeks ago, one of the guys at work asked me about stabilizing wood, so I sent him the link to your original video 😊 good information never goes out of style.

[ericaddington]

Excellent video - will be looking forward to the next throwback tuesday!

[tarbucktransom]

I'd like to see more throwbacks like this, this is good information.

[mattf]

I don't mind the throwback to videos I've already seen now and again, but I wouldn't go too nuts with it. I do, however, feel like the reissues of videos would make for good supplements to explain concepts on a long term project you're currently working on. It would save you having to explain in as much detail throughout the build videos themselves.

[myerscok]

I’ve often seen ‘stabilised’ referred to but never really understood what it entailed.
Thanks for putting this video out.
Being fairly new to woodworking I would definitely be interested in more of your older videos.
Ken Myerscough, Southport UK

[nastyevilbunny]

I like this. These how to videos are my favorite kind.

[dougdavidson]

Flashbacks are kewl! Take care & stay safe.

[bobsmith]

That was the best demonstration I’ve seen for stabilizing. Thanks for sharing.

[krokodyl]

Uf, you have grated me few moments of pure confusion while checking whether I´ve clicked on an old video that was sneaked in by the evil algorithm. Anyway, I agree it is still great video stuffed with useful information. Thank you for that memories.

[steve]

This is a really good idea. Very enjoyable to watch. One suggestion is to pick topics where the "prevailing attitudes" have changed. ie back in the day it was thought to do things a certain way but now it is more popular to things a new way. b/c of new technology, access to wood types. etc etc
Alway enjoy your content. Keep it coming.

[iainmcculloch]

You absolutely pipped me to the post with that final joke! 🤣

[megafatshady]

Helps the Al Gore Rhythm HAHA I REALLY like this video, I have plowed through your tool show walk throughs but always been interested in the knife makers handles saying the wood is Stabilized ... I am like, how? how is it stabilized and now I know.

[johnframe]

Ha-ha, I have only been following you a year or so. I would love to see your older videos. I did have a double take, not realizing it was an old video. Saw you start it, then thought maybe you have a younger brother that took over. Lol.

[Mike-prhx]

The useful content is always appreciated and sometimes trippy. I'd love to see more flashbacks.

Thank you