I buy it by the gallon. Stirring is going to be an issue.
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Collaborative Bowl Project - Closed Segment
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Glenn McCarron
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What about just rotating it once in a while?
The rep said that shaking was not going to be enough. The stuff they add to slow it down are heavy and you really need to stir it up other wise you will end up with thick gunk at the end. I've use it and it is nice, it dries clearer the just Titebond I or II
Glenn I don't think that would be enough
Glenn McCarron
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Stir it is then. I'm sure someone in the group could come up with a system. Maybe a 1/4 dowel with a few 1/8 dowels through the end, just big enough to go through the hole in the top of the bottle. Put it in your drill and presto! (glue everywhere) Just like stirring paint.
I think they sell small paint stir rods. If not it will be easy enough to make up one. I need to check the label and see if it says anything about stirring.
Glenn McCarron
PRO Member
Stuart, the bottle does in fact say if it appears to have settled to shake it. I think like Bob had said that the rep recommended stirring rather than shaking he is probably speaking from experience.
Went wood shopping today:
Padauk
Yellowheat
Wenge
Maple, Birdseye
Chakte Viga
Now in debt to Woodcraft
IN stock
Cherry
Walnut
should have enough for two open segment bowls............as long as I don't blow them up
Padauk
Yellowheat
Wenge
Maple, Birdseye
Chakte Viga
Now in debt to Woodcraft
IN stock
Cherry
Walnut
should have enough for two open segment bowls............as long as I don't blow them up
Glenn McCarron
PRO Member
Sounds awesome with all those species. Do you have a plan yet?Went wood shopping today:
Padauk
Yellowheat
Wenge
Maple, Birdseye
Chakte Viga
Now in debt to Woodcraft
IN stock
Cherry
Walnut
should have enough for two open segment bowls............as long as I don't blow them up
Glenn McCarron
PRO Member
Answered my own question in a different thread.
Yes have two bowls designed in WTP, been playing with them in Segment PRO. That them in the other thread
Glenn McCarron
PRO Member
Your designs are AWESOME Bob. I just haven't had chance to sit and play with the program to the level that I would like.
What do you think, keep the maple base or make it walnut to match the top?
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Glenn McCarron
PRO Member
Definitely the walnut, In my opinion, or is that IMO in geek language.
Glenn McCarron
PRO Member
are you doing the first design as well from the other thread?
Yes, but that is on hold with a high frustration factor
Glenn McCarron
PRO Member
As promised but a bit late.
Wow Glenn, you have a winner.
Beautiful, what did you end up for wall thickness?
Glenn McCarron
PRO Member
Probably about 5/16 and thicker at the bottom. That's where I could improve, just that I hate that one last touch!!!! I was happy where it was.