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I showed this bowl in unfinished form at the Feb 8 Thin Wall demonstration I gave to the Seattle Chapter membership. Before I started piercing I showed it to one of our members who commented on the wonderful figure of the maple . I decided to pierce every alternate ring of the figure in order...
I have a good turning friend in town who is semi-professional. He thrives on stabilizing wood with epoxy, superglue, and cactus juice.
He mentioned stabilizing with tung oil and that he'd read about it somewhere online. Has anyone tried it? In particular, I'd love to hear about stabilizing...
I'm pretty much obsessed with natural oils. And by natural I mean: no synthetic or chemical dryers or thinners. I just want something that my pickiest customers feel is food grade.
So I'm sharing what I'm hoping will be my final oil for almost everything. It's a blend of pure tung oil...
Has anyone tried this finish and if so how is it? Drying time? Here is the manufacturer web link: http://www.sutherlandwelles.com/millies.html I heard about it on Serious Toolworks site where they also sell it...
I just finished a 2x turned cherry bowl and power sanded it to 400 grit. I raised the grain with alcohol after 150. I was able to get out almost all of the tearout- certainly good enough for a salad bowl.
It turned out very nice and really felt smooth. My shop is in my garage. It was...
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