Most of the blanks that I have cut up and sealed thus far have been between 3-4" thick, 5x5 to 10x10 squares. Sealing the ends with anchor seal, and stickering on shelves in my un heated work...
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Most of the blanks that I have cut up and sealed thus far have been between 3-4" thick, 5x5 to 10x10 squares. Sealing the ends with anchor seal, and stickering on shelves in my un heated work...
Other experts who turn bowls recommend to NEVER acquire more green wood than you can turn in a few weeks. Many people can testify to having a big pile of wonderful turning blanks turn into a big...
Thanks for the response. My neighbor “thinks” it’s red oak. Does that turn ok for bowls?
Yes I thought I would anchor seal and stick in my basement for a couple years. Do you only anchor seal...
Any Idea what type of wood this is??? New too turning and trying to find some cheap blanks. Didnt know if this was worth asking about. Power company sawed it down. See if below works :(
Maybe first I should ask how to post a picture to the thread....
Good evening y’all! Hope for a little help. New to the forum, and still pretty new to the world of woodworking. Could anyone id what type of log this is? Power company cut the tree down and have...