shendy
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Everything posted by shendy
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It was meant with a slight bit of humour. To get a bite from Stuart. But I have spoken to a turner who has a fb page sells his products at a healthy price but won't pay for wood.
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Both good for turners. But be careful all wood turners are tight ar**d gits. 😉
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That's sh**! Will keep my eye open I'm not far from there.
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What size is it?
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Is this near Colchester?
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Only on arbtalk can it go from shooting to charcoal.😂 I've not shot pigeons over decoys in years.
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Do you know a wood turner that could do it on a lathe
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I'm waiting on a price for one from a mate. 👍
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You could try this.
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Contact them direct. There was a bad batch believe they have sorted it now.
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I'm looking at the pressure pots and vacuume bits currently for stabilising and casting blanks and bits.
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🙈. Yeah that's fine. We can muddle something together.
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All my stuff doesn't move length ways I may wedge it if it wants to roll. You are more than welcome to come over mine and we can mill some bits up
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I missed out on an arrowsmith a few years ago and I keep kicking myself about it. But something along those lines would be perfect
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A box big enough for the timber I want to dry. As for the dehumidifier I've currently no idea.
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Has any body had any luck finding a food safe epoxy. I did speak to a bloke that had some chopping boards that had a coloured resin in the cracks. But he was extremely reluctant to tell me what resin it was.
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An insulated box and dehumidifier seems like it would do what I want it to for now.
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I got some of the same to fill in some cracks in a bit of beech. Get 2 cups and weigh it out on some kitchen scales. That's how I done it anyway. A little goes a long way. I mixed up far too much first time and now have a loverly cast of a plastic cup!!!🙈
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I have read through most of it. Don't need anything that size. I could scale it down.
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I'm toying with the idea of getting a kiln to dry some of my timber. Doesn't need to be huge most of my bits are 10-12ft long and just over 3ft wide. Anyone got anything or recommend anything?
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Thanks. I'll look into it.
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I thought it produced good figured wood? Or is it a case of all the mud and stones that will be in it?
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Oh right how come. It's already dug up and I believe most of the mud is already off it.
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It split in to 2 stems.
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I'm looking to buy it to cut it and sell it on as blanks for turning and knife handles. And yes it's a house brick sorry.
