COOKING WITHOUT A POT

[JayDevin]

To night I cooked up a batch of worthless wood
Olive and redwood burl in alumilite. I dont always use my pot

to the left is some bubinga that will be cast soon.
Comments always welcome

 

[redfishsc]

You might want to clean that bubinga first with a harsh solvent like acetone or lacquer thinner first to remove the natural oils from the surface.

Someone posted here a while back a pic of a blank of cocobolo they tried to cast that didn't work too well (though what they wound up with looked way cool).

http://www.penturners.org/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=36573&SearchTerms=vomit

 

[redfishsc]

Originally posted by JayDevin

I dont always use my pot

If you don't always use your pot, then what kind of weed is that in the background[}]?

 

[GoodTurns]

Originally posted by redfishsc

Originally posted by JayDevin

I dont always use my pot

If you don't always use your pot, then what kind of weed is that in the background[}]?

Methinks it's rosemary, but I could be parsley right as I don't always have thyme to come up with a completely sage answer.

 

[GaryMGg]

Originally posted by GoodTurns
...Methinks it's rosemary, but I could be parsley right as I don't always have thyme to come up with a completely sage answer.

Now, that right there is funny; I don't care who ya are.

 

[JayDevin]

it is a sprig of redwood....

 

[gketell]

Such a spoil sport, Jay.

 

[markgum]

with that nice of a work bench I wonder... he must get paid VERY well...