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RE: Daily Bench Shot - Rob Young - 02-05-2019
(02-05-2019, 10:49 AM)Dan Moening Wrote: Copier paper? The plain white 500-sheets-per-ream copier paper?
Interesting. How does this adhere to the granite plate by itself?
Do you have a picture of this also ... love to see this part of your process.
And thanks for the link ... might try the diamond paste for that price.
Yep. The cheapest stuff I can buy. The granite plate is smooth and the oil in the paste seeps through a bit and things stick. Eventually. The first couple of grits you may need to use a bit of blue tape.
I don't have a picture of in-process. Might do a few more blades this weekend so if I remember, I'll take some.
Only need the smallest dab of the paste. Then I spread it around with the blade itself. Maybe out to an area 1" deep by a few inches wide. Most of the blade hangs off the edge and away you go. Once the paste turns black from all the accumulated steel, I flip over and check the scratch pattern. Usually by that time it is uniform and I'm ready for the next grit. After about the 7um grit, it goes from matte to mirror.
RE: Daily Bench Shot - Stwood_ - 02-05-2019
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RE: Daily Bench Shot - Dan Moening - 02-06-2019
Quote: The granite plate is smooth and the oil in the paste seeps through a bit and things stick. Eventually. The first couple of grits you may need to use a bit of blue tape.
Thanks, Rob.
I see it now, no need for pictures ... appreciate the feedback.
RE: Daily Bench Shot - Redman - 02-07-2019
(02-05-2019, 01:31 PM)Rob Young Wrote: The granite plate is smooth and the oil in the paste seeps through a bit and things stick.
I get a similar effect with wet/dry paper, WD-40 and the piece of tempered glass I use. Smooth surface and get the air out.
RE: Daily Bench Shot - Belle City Woodworking - 02-07-2019
First coat of Minwax Antique Oil Finish applied....
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Man this old wood sucks up the finish
I'll let that dry for a few days and then do it again
RE: Daily Bench Shot - Redman - 02-07-2019
(02-07-2019, 09:31 AM)Belle City Woodworking Wrote: First coat of Minwax Antique Oil Finish applied....
Man this old wood sucks up the finish
I'll let that dry for a few days and then do it again
That looks great.
RE: Daily Bench Shot - Belle City Woodworking - 02-07-2019
(02-07-2019, 10:53 AM)Redman Wrote: That looks great.
Thank you Redman!
RE: Daily Bench Shot - Stwood_ - 02-07-2019
Yes. + a bazillion on the looking great.
RE: Daily Bench Shot - Belle City Woodworking - 02-07-2019
(02-07-2019, 12:21 PM)Stwood_ Wrote: Yes. + a bazillion on the looking great.
Thank you so much Steve!!
RE: Daily Bench Shot - Stwood_ - 02-07-2019
Speaking of finish......ever seen any plywood that the glue is showing through?
That's what I have here showing up after the first coat of finish on this upper frig box, after I sanded it.
Trying to decide whether to build another box, or veneer over this one, as this is the side that will be most visible. Hmmmm
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