THE Post

[Black wallnut]

Is this the new product for this year?

I don't recall last years product but this seems like their annual spoof.....

[durango dude]

looks like an enema bag to me!

[atgcpaul]

The most recent FWW reviewed these finish bags. Other than the small opening making it troublesome to fill, the reviewer liked them. I think they make a lot of sense.

If it's a hoax, someone went through a lot of trouble.

http://stoplossbags.com/

Sorry for being a killjoy.

[Black wallnut]

OK darn..... someone will have to post the April Fools day woodworking tool of the year post.....

[Sparky2002]

This is the new tool

http://www.leevalley.com/en/wood/page.aspx?p=72875&c=

The building of a custom plane.

[poolhound]

I also saw the article in FWW and thought what a great idea. I will probably buy some as I have been sorting through all my old cans of finish that could use going into fresh containers.

[Pappy]

Saw the custom plane link when I looked this morning but didn't think to check it out.

[Tom Slick]

Flexible packaging is often superior but the perception is that it is for cheap products. If finishes came in a "bag in a box" you get very little oxygen into the container as you used it. It's the opposite with cans.

[LCHIEN]

Massive recall from Ikea - Faulty tool

Massive recall from Ikea - Faulty tool


Is your couch facing the wrong way?

[sailor55330]

The bags make sense. Less air means longer storage. As long as the seal holds, I'd use them.

Now, milk in a bag like is found in Canada, not so much

[Black wallnut]

That's awesome Loring!