Have you ever had a loaf of bread go moldy and thought to yourself, "Self, why don't we see just how far this fungus can go?" Well I did. :) This is 2 weeks of filming, 30,000 photos with periodically adding water.
My family almost disowned me over this project. My wife deserves a special place in heaven for putting up with me.
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Here are my commonly used tools/equipment if you'd like to try them out....
- Lathe: ([ Ссылка ]) this lathe is freaking amazing, very well built, solid, strong, variable speed, 110 or 220 volt. I couldn't have designed it better. This was my first trusty starter lathe, great place to start this hobby: [ Ссылка ]
- Lathe tools: ([ Ссылка ]) carbide tip, ([ Ссылка ]) great beginner set
- File Sander: ([ Ссылка ]), this is the cheapest and highest quality I've found. Fantastic for those hard to get to sanding projects.
- Carving tool: ([ Ссылка ]), Rotozips are awesome, a little too powerful for small detail but great for roughing out the medium sized projects.
- Angle Grinder: ([ Ссылка ]), one of my most indispensable tools, ([ Ссылка ]) the flat head helps get into tight spaces, carving and sanding disks are a life saver.
- Grinder Carving Disk: ([ Ссылка ]), this is a really great disk for roughing out medium sized projects
- Grinder Sanding Disks: ([ Ссылка ]), fantastic for sanding and minor-moderate shaping stages
- Round Sanding System: ([ Ссылка ]) sleeves go around an inflatable ball ([ Ссылка ] )or make your own foam ball, attaches to a drill, great for tight corners.
- Palm Sander: ([ Ссылка ]), the most important sanding tool, used on almost every job. I like the size of the sand paper for both this and on the lathe by hand.
- Chain Saw: ([ Ссылка ]), has worked well for years, I also bought this electric one ([ Ссылка ]) for the quieter in the garage projects
- Oscillating Tool: ([ Ссылка ]) great for cutting and sanding sharp corners and tight spots.
- Super Glue: ([ Ссылка ]) thin and runny, perfect for stabilizing bark or other unstable wood.
- Resin: TotalBoat.com has been gracious enough to donate resin for my future projects, given them some love!
- Pigments: [ Ссылка ], great quality for resin
- Pressure Pot: ([ Ссылка ]) 5 gallon for the big resin projects to get rid of bubbles, or ([ Ссылка ]) for the smaller average jobs 2.5 gallon, both need minor modifications to work.
- Protection: ([ Ссылка ]), best face shield yet for carving and lathe work. Respirator: HIGHLY recommended for wood and resin work, speaking as a Dr, I'm telling you to protect those lungs: [ Ссылка ] and those ears: [ Ссылка ]
My goal is to pair my love for medicine/surgery, video, photography, art and wood projects with my campaign to raise awareness for Operation Underground Railroad (OURRESCUE.ORG), an amazing group fighting child sex trafficking around the world. I dabble in wood turning on the lathe, carving, painting with acrylics using pendulum and pouring techniques as well as different video projects with time lapse and other things I find interesting.
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Dan Preece
"Mild Mannered Foot/Ankle Surgeon by day, Wood Cutting Paint Flinging Photographer by Night"
****The majority of music found on our videos is from Ketsa, Bensound.com and Scott Holmes, all very talented sources of great music!
