Sir Chiz
7th March 2002, 08:06 PM
Hi Folks.
Hi Iain. (not Lane) http://ubb.ubeaut.com.au/ubb/wink.gif
I just found this forum and hope that maybe somebody can help me.
I bought some turning stock (timber) called beige and red koala burl,(eucalyptus obliqua)
and I can't find any information on it,other than it's also called Messmate or Stringybark.
These burls are green so I'll rough turn and dry them.
What I would like to know is an oil base varnish suitable for a finish?
They appear to have some "figure" similar to American figured Maple.I like to use an oil-base finish on figured wood to enhance the figure.
From what I've read here so far,it sounds like Tasmanian Oak?
Thanks for any help.
Phil
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I Love The Smell Of Sawdust In The Morning,
It Smells Like....Victory!
[This message has been edited by Sir Chiz (edited 07 March 2002).]
Hi Iain. (not Lane) http://ubb.ubeaut.com.au/ubb/wink.gif
I just found this forum and hope that maybe somebody can help me.
I bought some turning stock (timber) called beige and red koala burl,(eucalyptus obliqua)
and I can't find any information on it,other than it's also called Messmate or Stringybark.
These burls are green so I'll rough turn and dry them.
What I would like to know is an oil base varnish suitable for a finish?
They appear to have some "figure" similar to American figured Maple.I like to use an oil-base finish on figured wood to enhance the figure.
From what I've read here so far,it sounds like Tasmanian Oak?
Thanks for any help.
Phil
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I Love The Smell Of Sawdust In The Morning,
It Smells Like....Victory!
[This message has been edited by Sir Chiz (edited 07 March 2002).]