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From cutting board waste I make another nice pattern
dmg house ~ rho architects | photo © aaron leitz, elizabeth lockhart, rho
Woodturning - End Grain Spalted Vase (AMSR)
One week pass with the revolutionary tool y crown tools. I have maybe turned 6 or 7 pieces with the tool and it works perfectly especially like in this video when is end grain turning so I decided to make not a simple shape of the vase but a hollow form with this log of spalted maple. It's pretty hard to turn without seeing the tip off the super ring I need to buy some laser guide if anybody knows that kind of guide tell me the best in the commentÂ
How Tar Penetrates Wood
Tar penetrates wood by flowing into surface pores, cracks, end grain, and rough fibres. Penetration depends on temperature, wood species, dryness, surface preparation, and how thick the tar is. Tar does not soak into all wood equally. End grain can draw in much more material than a smooth planed face because the cut ends of the fibres act like open channels. Rough timber can also hold more tar…
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Instomi metal sideboard by Meyer von Wielligh showing end grain of an oak log used to face drawers.