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RogerS wrote:Do you have to soak the wood in anything to stop the spalting falling to bits as you turn it ?
Another from me.
RogerS wrote:Do you have to soak the wood in anything to stop the spalting falling to bits as you turn it ?
Another from me.
Andyp wrote:Thanks Derek,
I do seal all turnings with sanding sealer prior to finishing.
Dalboy wrote:Andyp wrote:Thanks Derek,
I do seal all turnings with sanding sealer prior to finishing.
I mean use the sealer to stabilise while turning to help harden the piece if the wood is a little soft. I know you would put something on for the finish
Andyp wrote:Dalboy wrote:Andyp wrote:Thanks Derek,
I do seal all turnings with sanding sealer prior to finishing.
I mean use the sealer to stabilise while turning to help harden the piece if the wood is a little soft. I know you would put something on for the finish
Interesting Derek. How often would you need to apply the sealer while turning? Surely it would harden but scrape off in no time.
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