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    Default banksia pod and resin


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    I love the effect you have achieved there, looks really good.
    Did you do the casting ? If so what sort of resin did you use ?
    ​Brad.

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    Impressed with the cast and the use of the cone it displays so well inserted this way. Resembles a series of flames in a Desert. Strong impact mate.

    Peter.
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    banksia pod sawn in 4 quarters with platinum resin (its all i can afford!!)

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    Quote Originally Posted by brainstrust View Post
    . ............ with platinum resin
    I think that is an Epoxy, I remember another thread just recently where that brand was mentioned.
    ​Brad.

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    wonderful. .. it shows that fissures, holes & cracks in woods can be made into a feature instead of firewood. Just as they have in much feature woods in furniture, I love it when bit of wood art (or their nuts) show their origins, or their history.

    well done brainstrust!
    Euge

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ironwood View Post
    I think that is an Epoxy, I remember another thread just recently where that brand was mentioned.
    yeah an Epoxy Resin, this is its own description: This Ultra/Crystal Clear Epoxy Resin is a 'top of the line' water clear superior performance epoxy system.

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    Looks great. Pods of all description are amazing when cast and turned.
    Dallas

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