Wednesday, August 26, 2009
This is a Limbert copy table from plans in a recent issue of Wood Magazine. Wood is quartersawn White Oak. It is almost ready for fuming with Ammonia.
I plan to fume the wood before gluing to make sure as much of the wood is exposed as possible.
The fuming tent is made from 1x2s with 6mil plastic sheet. A clear plastic sheet will be used for the front "door" to be able to see the progress of the ammonia coloration.
I found a good source of ammonia in New Jersey, just south of Camden: WD Service, 780 Creek Road, Bellmawr, NJ (856-931-6100). They will ship UPS. Of course a mask with ammonia filters, goggles and gloves are required for the fuming process.
Saturday, August 1, 2009
Some Furniture Projects
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