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I do it by weight, so 100 grams of mineral oil and 20 grams of beeswax.
The orange oil I use is Gilly Stephenson and it’s equal parts with the mineral oil and beeswax. The pic below was part of a small batch I did a few months ago. I include these with the boards that I sell.
I put all the stuff in a mason jar and once melted, I stir the ingredients and let it solidify. If I’m testing a new ratio, I let it sit for a little while in the mason jar and then test the consistency. If I’m happy I melt it up again and pour into the containers. If it’s too runny I add beeswax, or too hard I add mineral oil.
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