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I wanna make one, but can't work out how it was done? Any ideas gents?

Thanks all round gentlemen. I'll pop down and grab some cheap ca in town tomorrow. Never realized it was similar stuff.

Current working on a commission (13" Purple Heart bowl) and I have some hairline cracks. I usually use zap a gap, the thin stuff, but I'm all out! I know timberline in tonbridge stock it but uncertain if they are open tomorrow. Does anyone know of a readily available alternative or a stockist...

I will be entering one of these comps some time soon, but alas I too have been busy. November is the busiest month for Christmas fairs and building up stock before hand has been sapping my time - but I love it! Good luck to all that enter :)

Thank you KimG, that explains it and answered it :-)

None if those. it was being discussed fairly recently after someone posted a pic with a fairly glossy finish and someone else said they wanted to get a finish system and named it

I was reading a while back about mention of a finishing wax or system that gives a plasticy looking finish in some peoples opinion. High gloss finish. Can remember what it's called to search for it. I'd like to get it to give it a try on a lovely grained piece of coco bolo

Spot on! various eucalyptus species

I'll let you guess :-)

So I've been looking for instructions of how to work with resin, I've got some wonderful blanks with chunks missing or splits that would look wonderful with a cloured resin filling such holes but: I can't find much on the net on how to or what resin to get or where from. These are the sort of...

Wow! Hope you get some good stuff out of that lot :-)

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Over my head that one, if it were a joke. If nôt then the answer is no :-)

Now we all know that we should all wear dust masks when turning and sanding. Some woods are particularly poor for your health http://www.wood-database.com/wood-artic ... d-toxicity But . . . I mentioned this this fella the other day that I do alot of turning and he started to tell me about...

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Sharper tools maybe :-)

For me it's the application of the sander sealer, when the wood comes to life and you get a glimpse of the finish to come.

Whoop whoop, got my first thanks :-) **** I'm gonna thank you for thanking me!

if you're in the middlesbrough area - pick up only. http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Large-quantit ... 234wt_1186