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Resin infused Maple Burl - RonB1957 - 05-11-2016
So after a couple of years I finally got around to trying a resin infused handle. This one, as stated, is simply a 12" maple burl closed dovetail.
The Burl worked very well, sanded well and finished easily. No complaints. 16 ppi rip.
Re: Resin infused Maple Burl - Timberwolf - 05-11-2016
Beautiful!!!! Did you use any finish on it or is that the hardened stabilizer we see with the nice polish??
Re: Resin infused Maple Burl - cputnam - 05-11-2016
Wow! Beautiful!
Re: Resin infused Maple Burl - RonB1957 - 05-11-2016
I did use a couple of coats of Arm r seal.
Re: Resin infused Maple Burl - joemac - 05-11-2016
Does it feel "plasticky" or slippery?
Re: Resin infused Maple Burl - RonB1957 - 05-11-2016
joemac said:
Does it feel "plasticky" or slippery?
No. At least not to me. It does feel slightly heavier to my hand, but compared to the 12" plate/ spine the balance seems fine to me. Leave Crook county behind for a few hours and come on down to try it.
Re: Resin infused Maple Burl - Window Guy - 05-12-2016
Another beauty, great job, I really like that handle.
Steve
Re: Resin infused Maple Burl - Peter Tremblay - 05-12-2016
Ron, that is magnificent!!!
Re: Resin infused Maple Burl - Tony Z - 05-12-2016
That may very well be the handsomest dovetail saw of all makers, particularly, the closed handle!
Re: Resin infused Maple Burl - joemac - 05-12-2016
RonB1957 said:
Leave Crook county behind for a few hours and come on down to try it.
Today is the last day of school and as soon as I finish the last class, I am grabbing my dogs and heading north to the cabin to see how my veneered door styles fared after being clamped up between the cauls for four weeks.