slackbladder
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From the album: rippled syc and poplar
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From the album: rippled syc and poplar
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rippled sycamore and poplar burr
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A few pics from today's wood turning/making
slackbladder replied to Ian Leach's topic in Woodcraft Forum
Love the pot held together with copper rods -
Well Done I am my own worst enemy , giving stuff away
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Does the Balcotan have any flexibility when dry and where do you get it I steam bend 3 Pieces of ash each 1/2 ins thick into about a 10 ins radius then glue them together , but they always seem to be under a bit of strain
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Tried titebond 2 and 3 Hopeless results Will give the Balcotan a go
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pm Big J he can supply your need
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Who can recommend a really good wood glue for laminating the arms for rocking chairs after they have been steam bent Most glues are too brittle and you can hear them crack I have tried gorilla pva ,titebond, araldite.The only glue I have had any success with is permabond ET515, but its very expensive Any other ideas
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Book box made for a customer and the breadboards an old standby
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From the album: rippled syc and poplar
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From the album: rippled syc and poplar
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From the album: rippled syc and poplar
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Nice Work Steve Are you managing to find a market for it
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excellent article on resawing thanks steve
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beautiful piece of yew
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mine is just a 6ft long 12 ins square box made from polystyrene (dow ) and I use a wallpaper stripper for the steam and heat
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2 items made in the last couple of weeks first is a bench in olive ash second is a rocking chair also made in Olive Ash lots of steam bending
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From the album: rippled syc and poplar
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From the album: rippled syc and poplar
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From the album: rippled syc and poplar
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From the album: rippled syc and poplar
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Hi Do you have enough thickness to take off the lump but still leave it strong enough Lovely looking piece of wood though
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Heres a link which may help http://www.leevalley.com/en/html/05k9805ie.pdf
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At one time you could get some stuff called PEG polyethylene glycol and this replace the water in the wood with the PEG don't know if its still available or suitable Anybody else ever used it
