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I have two boards of this material. I cannot identiy it from my searches on the web. The picture is of a board 5" wide. The figuring is quite unusal.
Any help identifying this would be...
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I have two boards of this material. I cannot identiy it from my searches on the web. The picture is of a board 5" wide. The figuring is quite unusal.
Any help identifying this would be...
The second coat of my custom mix looks pretty good. I've sanded and "benite" sealed the entire stand, ready to stain it all.
Thanks for all your input. It gives me confidence to move ahead with...
I mixed 2 parts “dark walnut” with one part “red mahogany” after sealing with Daley’s “Benite”.
That is as dark as I can get with what I have. It is not as dark as I would like, but is a...
Thanks John. I'll try some ratios and see if I can get what I like. I generally make small items and prefer to not color my wood, but will file your recommendation for SW stains for possible future...
I am a neophyte to finishing and particularly staining, which I tend to avoid. I am making a stereo cabinet for my brother from Oak. He would like the coloration to be "dark brown with a reddish...
checking "lapidary" and "sand blasting", I'm having difficulty finding white aluminum oxide in volumes less than 50# I'm thinking a multiple step process, starting with 80 grit, 120, 220 and then a...
I have read that method elsewhere and am trying it as this is written. I am thinking that getting some aluminum oxide grit(s) only, no paper, may be the way to go. So far I can only find it in...
I have tried several media. Most are OK for P O L I S H I N G brass. They also P O L I S H wood. I need better/more aggressive abrasion to soften corners on hardwood in less than a couple of...
I have a small tumbler that i use for brass cases. I am considering making hardwood jewelry from all the small pieces of highly figured wood left from making other projects/products.
After...
Thanks to both of you. I was hoping to stay with plastic, but both of these metal fitting companies may have a solution for me. I have identified a couple of possible parts and submitted e-mail...
I am going crazy trying to find 6" hose fittings for my dust collection. All the sites I have checked tend to stop at 4". even those that sell 6" hose! Web searches have not helped.
I'm setting...
I consider myself a neophyte at woodworking and getting info from those that have done it / lived it is so much better than reading marketing blather Thanks again.
Thanks for your input Rick. Are you saying the trade-off for HSS vs Carbide is ease of sharpening vs longer life without sharpening and HSS will give me hundreds of holes between sharpenings?
Thanks Bill, I learned that lesson also. Even with a sharp bit there is a good chance for tear-out, especially if your speed of cut is too fast. I think I will stick to a name brand, carbide tipped...
Thanks Matt, I'm generally pleased with my router bits from either brand.
Thanks for the feedback Bill. Much appreciated.
Thanks for the info Pat. That sure looks like a great option. If my product idea takes off, the price would not be an issue. At around $180, I may try to wear out a cabide forstner on protoypes...
Any recommendations top quality brand(s) for this? I will assuredly be using a drill press.
Anyone with experience? I am considering a project that will require cutting hundreds of 1 5/8" holes in 1/2" hardwood. What type/brand of hole cutter is likely to give the best performance for the...
I am in entirely new territory for me. My thought is to use a very thin penetrating epoxy to make the punky wood workable to level the surface as much as possible without pulling out chunks or...
Steve,
Thanks for taking the time for the helpful reply. My shop temperature is virtually always in the 2-4 hour "pot life" and the 2 day "full cure" range.
This product, "Total Boat...
Thanks for the warnings about CPES. What is your experience regarding a reasonable expectation for hardening time in punky wood?
Thanks Jamie. It seems thinner would be better for punky wood. I read that this product is better for rotten wood than others including the Minwax and was hoping someone on this site had some...
I just heard of this product and am interested to find out if anyone has any experience with it. I have some beautifully spalted maple I would like to use for box lids, but it is punky in spots and...
Thanks Rick, I'm getting a little better feeling about the 1 year warrantee as I hear from Grizzly owners. The G1066Z comes with velcro and also a rubber feed belt.