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so men have been moving logs and stones and all sorts of things big heavy things for thousands of years and they have not had heavy machinery i canamp;#39;t hook some leverage creating your own fulcrum you can build a lot of weight pretty quickly [Applause] some people ask me how i move these big logs around without heavy equipment once these logs are stacked i do everything by hand i got to be careful obviously because a lot of times i work alone but i always try to make sure somebodyamp;#39;s nearby um one thing i i consider when moving these logs is uh well iamp;#39;m about 150 pounds and these logs would be anywhere from six hundred pounds to about three and a half thousand pounds so how does someone this small move it well most of the work is done by the cant hook or a pv itamp;#39;s a pretty simple tool it allows you to spike a log and then once you spike it you can put about a thousand foot-pounds of torque in it pretty easily even for a little guy like me the other thing is

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I start with 800-grit, wet-dry sandpaper from a paint or auto parts store (photo above). Wrap the sandpaper around a flat cork block and use a lubricant to speed the process (mineral spirits for a lacquer finish, water for varnish). The lubricant creates a slurry and floats the dust away.
The best option is to use a varnish or lacquer to give the wood a high gloss finish. While varnish can be sprayed or brushed on, lacquer is best applied by simple spraying. Spraying makes the surface seem finer than painting as it doesnt leave any strokes behind.
Most of the time, you have to finish the finish. The process is called rubbing out, and serves the purpose of getting rid of minor imperfections in a surface film finish, such as varnish or lacquer, (sometimes) leveling the finished surface, and establishing a consistent sheen.
Sanding. Sanding is a labor-intensive method of removing wood finishes, and it may be used to refinish hardwood floors or remove varnish from much smaller surfaces, such as a tabletop. Use a power tool like the random orbit sander on flat surfaces, and use handheld paper or a sanding block on irregular regions.
verb. remove by or as if by rubbing or erasing. synonyms: efface, erase, score out, wipe off.
How long must you realistically wait to rub? If you are applying only one thin coat per day in ideal drying conditions, you can usually rub solvent or oil based finishes to satin just a few days after the last coat, though waiting a week is better.
Rubbing a thick finish Wet-sand solvent-based finishes using soapy water, rubbing oil, or mineral spirits as a lubricant. For water-based finishes, dry-sand with stearated sandpaper. You can wet-sand flat edges (Photo G), but avoid sanding profiled edges or shapes.
Before refinishing try rubbing it out with rotonsone or pumice with oil or water. Youll get different sheens with different combos of those. Even 0000 steel wool with a gel like Elbow Grease can give a nice low luster hand rubbed look.

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