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"great tip ken, thanks...."

"john, I generally use a 1 gal size bucket, with approx a pint of water. (A plastic painters bucket is handy for this purpose). The size makes for just the right size and amount of water, so that I can also dip my finger tips into the bucket to rinse…"

"Ken.... lol, exactly"

"John, wetting your finger in a ''cup'' of water is a good idea--- if it accidently spills, one doesn't have a lot of water to mop up. "

"I think Ken has it right....thats the method i have used in the past on trim work after bradnailing and then painting. the one thing you have to remember about fillers is that they can't be any harder (or softer) then the materials you are…"

"Matt, I've used ''white'' caulk, for many years with good success, when filling nail holes and small voids in white trim. Makes for nearly invisible repairs. Apply a small amount, to your finger tip--- (just what you need…"

"PS--- Oil base stain can be added to Schalk's, to match to a finish. "

"Hi ken ,i use isopon car body filler alot in my woodwork projects.Its very flexiable does not crack and lends itself too sanding very well.Have a good day ken."

"Mick, What are some of the advantages using the material in wood?   "

"Try car body filler works for me."

"Schalk Wood Putty---a very good product. Powder form---mix with water or glue---easy to use."

"Matt, Thanks for your reply. Glad to learn it wasn't a ''defective'' machine."

"sawdust from the mdf and wood glue mixed together."

"Fixed. Loosened the screw that holds the handle lever in the back. Pulled the lever up. Rotated to the left. Heard a click like it locked into place. Works like a champ. Go figure. Thanks all!"

"Matt, Do you have the manual for this machine? Something has come loose or is missing from the tilt adjustment locking lever. (Check the owners manual parts section, and note that all the intended parts are in place). Check the tilt lock lever,…"