For all the experts: if the wood has a pith in it, then the surface is uneven. It looks very bad when you make wooden structures (especially stained and varnished ones) with a pith. So, he cut out the pith and turned it into a knot that can be stained and varnished just like a regular flat surface, without any imperfection. It also eliminates entry points for damp. So yes, this IS a "fix".
Looks pretty good. Usually I use sanding dust from the same piece of wood if you play it right, it can look like part of the grain. The part between the darker growth ring. Sap pockets are annoying.
I did the same 25 years ago and the doo is still filled with the same...it's an awesome technique ...I am not a carpenter, just an enthusiastic for new things
@Dan Gerous this isn’t wood filler. It’s glue and wood shavings. When the glue dries it shrinks which will break it loose from the board because it isn’t properly adhered to it.
Whenever creating unnecessary work it is always best to use the finest sawdust possible. Something like cinnamon would have produced a muck finer texture paste and therefore a smother finish.
I appreciate the effort, but two ideas for future. A cut piece to fill thr void with the dust and glue (use finer dust) packed into the edges then sand smooth. Or, fill the imperfection with epoxy, let it set, and then smooth. To me, wood isn't meant to be perfect. That's what plastics and metals are for. Best of luck, any way you choose.
@System Bypass Nah, There are lots of instances where you would do this before sanding and staining or sanding and painting. Not every project requires unvarnished natural wood. If that's the look you're going for then you wouldn't do this.
We used to fix a wood blemish that way in the 60’s in high school wood shop class. The challenge is to stain the repair the same color as the virgin wood.
Glue and saw dust makes the very best wood filler . A guy I worked with he helped build the old wooden roller coasters 🎢 at Kings Dominion showed me this trick!
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Не понимаю, что не так с некоторыми комментаторами, этот способ ремонта вполне подходит для случаев, когда внешний вид изделия не критичен. Я так литейные модели исправлял, когда в фанере из-за некачественного шпона, отверстия неучтенные после фрезера оставались.
You should have used finer saw dust. That's an old floor refinishing trick. Any small holes and cracks can be used with the dust right after the collection bag.
There is such a thing as wood filler, you know since your whipping out store bought glue and saw dust from nowhere, maybe you forgot to put it on your list. Elmer's white glue is good for melamine.
Close. You have to use sanding dust, and make sure the sandpaper isn't colored green or red or you'll see the color coming through if you have a good eye.
Not bad..... HOWEVER, using some darker, (or lighter) sawdust with a more uniform tone (not mottled or multicolored) would've worked better. At least that's what I think. 😉
If u cleaned the hole better and you used more cleaner saw dust it would have blended better, unless u wanted a dark spot. Some people want it to look like a knot.
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I can think of at least three ways to repair that more effectively without leaving a mar on the the wood like that. I'm just not a "that's good enough" type of carpenter.
