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Atelier S. Tinker - Woodworks & Photography
- Thread starter pipingtenor2570
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GearNoir
“The Meme Savant of the TSC”
As soon as I saw it…”that has @NurseDave ‘s name all over it”.
Hahahahahaha. Hopefully that's a good reaction.
Quick draw!
I think there are a few beautiful shaving brushes hiding inside this piece of Amboyna Burl. Resin stabilization is the first stop.
Are you using a paint pressurization canister to do your resin stabilization or did you invest in a nicer setup?
What is this, amateur hour?
. No paint can pressurization here, friend. In all seriousness, resin impregnation should be typically be done in a vacuum, not pressure.
Yes, a vacuum for sure. My homemade setup was with a paint pressure vessel and a vacuum pump. Of course if you’re doing this very often at all, you’d want some professional tools made for the purpose. NiceWhat is this, amateur hour?
To answer your question directly, yes, I have a small industrial impregnation setup.Yes, a vacuum for sure. My homemade setup was with a paint pressure vessel and a vacuum pump. Of course if you’re doing this very often at all, you’d want some professional tools made for the purpose. Nice
Right out of the Alien Overlords playbook, LOL
OH NO! He's on to us!
Just tell them the water was cold...
Talk on, friend; talk on!
Five Pipe Display Stand - Solid Gaboon Ebony, Solid Amboyna Burl, and Rare Earth Magnets (spherical magnet for pipe bowl & disc magnet inlayed into Amboyna). Cutaway Shelf for Pipe Tamper.
Spinning some nickel silver on a pipe tamper. Although I have and use a machinist lathe, sometimes I like to use my wood lathe and gouges to hand shape fine details in metal.
Yes please.
