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Old 11-22-2002, 05:37 PM
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Default This Basswood thing?

First of all Teri welcome to 'Women with knifes' I am familiar with your carvings and your sense of humor BOTH are great.
I am also a friend of Pine and Butternut 'but not Basswood' I use what ever I find in the woods I have not bought anything so far , Butternut is o.k. to carve it can be stringe but since I only use powertools I can handle it, to finish it ? I do not paint at all since I love any color of the woods I use. it depends entirely on the color of the wood if I want to have clarity and no color change I use a waterbased poly 2-3- coats and buff it out and wax it at the end ,I do the same if I use any other varnish or poly , I hope this answers some of the questions on this board???

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Old 11-22-2002, 09:50 PM
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Default Re: This Basswood thing?

Thanks, OMA - I'm happy to join Women with Knives :-) My husband says he's moving out now, though - that this knife-wielding thing is going too far and he's afraid to go to sleep at night :P

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