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    Talking Another vase made from banksia pod

    hi
    I was editing it and cleared the lot. The pen I did so I made another vase just to annoy you. LOL no I was playing again. but tried this 2 coat on these it that shiny it looks fake. but I am pleased with my vase it is smooth if that helps you any
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    Nice job Toni, can you cut the finish back lightly then buff it with some EEE which might give it a more natural look
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    Quote Originally Posted by lubbing5cherubs View Post
    tried this 2 coat on these it that shiny it looks fake
    They should ban that stuff - or at least put a warning on the label that it will make everything look like plastic!:mad: Would look much nicer with just a wipe of Danish oil. Maybe on the next one eh Toni !?!?
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    I can't get my tin open that what I want to use. It jammed shut can't even budge it with pliers. So I get to get hubby to have try before I up the can with a can opener.
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    Quote Originally Posted by lubbing5cherubs View Post
    I can't get my tin open that what I want to use. It jammed shut can't even budge it with pliers.
    Toni
    Been there, done that!!! When I first open a can nowadays Toni, I give the thread of the lid a very thin smear of dri-lube or grease then I fill up a little medicine bottle to use day-to-day. That way, I only have to open the can for as many times as it takes to refill the bottle, the bottle is easier to manage and open and is a lot less oil to lose if it spills (DAMHIKT of course!). Works for me!
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    what dri lube? like vaseline is it?
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    Quote Originally Posted by lubbing5cherubs View Post
    what dri lube? like vaseline is it?
    Toni
    Same colour - comes in a stick like a crayon but where we live it melts and ends up in a pool on the shelf. I let mine melt into a tin and use it from there. Any auto shop like Repco keep it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by TTIT View Post
    Been there, done that!!! When I first open a can nowadays Toni, I give the thread of the lid a very thin smear of dri-lube or grease then I fill up a little medicine bottle to use day-to-day. That way, I only have to open the can for as many times as it takes to refill the bottle, the bottle is easier to manage and open and is a lot less oil to lose if it spills (DAMHIKT of course!). Works for me!
    I do similar, except that as I refill the small tins (I have a couple on the go) I top up the big tin with glass marbles to remove the air-gap. There's nothing worse than going back to the big tin and discovering the last quarter has turned to jelly...
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    Nice looking vase, Toni.

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    Good on ya, Toni. Ya got guts, I say, takin' on a Banksia Pod! )
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    No Al I did not have that much guts. I shaped the outside and then before I started hollowing it I got in and then before I started to hollow it I wrapped it in packaging tape because I wanted it to be held in the chuck if it broke to bits not flying like my last one. I was a chicken LOL
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    As long as it worked... ya didn't waste your time... tape works for a lot of things in woodturning. )
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    There's nothing wrong with using tape, fencing wire, string, hose-clamps or whatever else comes to hand when the job needs it.

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    oh..OK I thought I was woozing it. When I taped it but I rather that than a smack in the mouth might hurt
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    Default as a fart , with verble diarea early sunday mornning

    well done on the bansia pod , never thought of that

    :eek: thanks , gave me an idear , will chop down that turmite mound in the middle of my drive way ( 200mm dia by 200mm high ) and turn it , will call it " REVENGE" ( casting epoxy to stableise and trap a few of the nasty knoring bastareds )

    will check that it's leagle before removing a turmite mound ,
    If they decide to build in the middle of the drive way and i knock the top off every mornning , i think it's far game ( will pour the casting resin in before removeing nest :eek: )

    ummm every one dosnt like the 2 pac ??? ( best sealer in the tropics )
    had stuff move every way , crack ,twist , and warp with oils and wax as well as enamels and ecrilics ,might be a wet / dry problem
    2 pac is stable ( area i gess ) , im new to turning and have looked up the " UBEAUT" suppler in NT and will visit ( when i get the time )to purchase EEE and SHELLAWAX to give it a try ( you guy's might convert me )

    Im a wattle 7008 adict and havent useded 7008 in at least 24 hours ( im sanding it back now and about to recoat, the humidiyts down low at 1 am ) LOL

    dam shame im 1/2 way through a coffie table , Jarra , segmented turned corners , carved skirt to match turning ,on two 10 inch round sub woofer / suported legs , will have PC , LCD progector , 5.1 surround sound and speakers ( 4 seakers in corners and 2 subs in legs )mounted to the botom of the coffie table ,all it's tennon joins have had 3 coats before asembaling with mega epoxy 69(clear) and will spay 7008 on the last 2 coats , ( 6months on and off so far )

    so it might look like plastic , but after 3-5 coats it looks like glass ( well in my eye's )
    scratch resistant , burn resistant ( but no one smokes now but me )

    so ill purchase these "UBEAUT" products and give um a go ( thats all i promess) lol
    i was happy with a unnameable ( non UBEAUT product ) carnauba wax product , so i'll be easy to convert

    discamer : i have never used UBEAUT producks before , but will try
    LOL
    how come a 10mm peg dont fit in a 10mm hole

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