Charles Neil has brought us 3 videos about a great time and labor saving process that yields a finish ready piece in a shorter time.

This is the first video.

 

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=X9mS3Pdwh68&itct=CBIQpDAYACITCLPsjNjc4c4CFUq5fgodLygNaDIGcmVsbWZ1SOKhiKmixLSamgE%3D

Thanks, Gene!

I'm watching this guy and  I'm, not getting what he's getting at.   Probably because it's just one of a series he's don on the topic and unless you already know where he's coming from, it's a tad disjointed. This is a pretty good written and pictorial description:

http://www.highlandwoodworking.com/woodworking-tips-1210oct/tracecoat.html

 

That is an excellent article, Cliff. It very succinctly describes the process.

Thanks for posting it.

17 hours ago, Gene Howe said:

That is an excellent article, Cliff. It very succinctly describes the process.

Thanks for posting it.

I generally quit watching Charles Neil because of this slow pace.  He seems like a talented guy.   I guess I'm just not used to having to watch a 30 minute video to get 8 minutes of information.

Yeah, Keith. He's folksy and slow paced. Knowing where he lives makes it understandable, though.

Still, the video did prompt that excellent article Cliff posted. It's a technique I'll be sure to use soon.