Soon.. start learning Stabilizing.

[speedybtx]

I am sure it will be quite the learning curve.

and with some of the wood I got this morning, I can see a Pen or 3 in my future!! therefore I will earn my Man Card,

With this Forum, and You tube;

I think Casey Martin will be a good channel to visit.

Any other top 3 or 5 who are very descriptive helping newbies

I will start with some of my lesser and "abundant " Box Elder.

Will need to order Cactus Juice,
but for info, have a typical setup. Vevor glass top 3g chamber, and a HF pump, 2stage.

First thing i need to do is LEARN and creat a document to go by, regarding therules to keep the Pump Alive.

Also can you guys recommend the Pump Oil I will need to have on hand.

Thanks know it can be aslign a lot. I will spend time here searching!!

Beautiful day out today, Blessings to you all

 

[speedybtx]

And I wish I had one iota of visual pre-perception artistic skills....but will have to make do

 

[KenB259]

I would suggest you visit the TurnTex website. There is a lot of good info there that will probably answer all your questions.

 

[d_bondi]

I would suggest you visit the TurnTex website. There is a lot of good info there that will probably answer all your questions.

+1

There is also a FaceBook Group. Curtis Seebeck (owner of TurnTex) is the admin.

Facebook

www.facebook.com

 

[speedybtx]

thanks, just requested to join!

 

[SabertoothBunny]

This is another vote for TurnTex. Curtis will be at the Mid-Atlantic Turners Exop this weekend in Manassas, VA if your close enough to go. He is a great guy and is always willing to discuss how to stabilize wood. There is usually a stabilization chamber that he brings to be available in the raffle prizes too.

Lately he has gotten into stabilizing semi-precious gemstones and has been making silver pendants with the stones as well. He has gotten pretty good at it.