Eagle in the Woods
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Eagle in the Woods
1.5" thick Ash slab, 12"H x 8"W. Roughed with 1/2" endmill, finished with 1/8" ball nose with 8% stepover.
Wanted to try adding some color using stains, so I put a coat of sanding sealer on first and then applied different colored stains.
Wanted to try adding some color using stains, so I put a coat of sanding sealer on first and then applied different colored stains.
Dave
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Re: Eagle in the Woods
Excellent carve Dave!
And the stain combo really worked Well for you!!
Well done!
And the stain combo really worked Well for you!!
Well done!
I've learned my lesson well. You can't please everyone,so you have to please yourself
R.N.
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Re: Eagle in the Woods
Very nice, like the stain combo as well
Bob
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Re: Eagle in the Woods
That came out looking great.
Re: Eagle in the Woods
Very nice work.
Was the ash slab wet, air-dried, kiln-dried?
The reason I ask is I have a bunch of ash trees killed by a beetle infestation and I am trying to decide how best to process them so I can use on the CNC.
Thanks,
Paul
Was the ash slab wet, air-dried, kiln-dried?
The reason I ask is I have a bunch of ash trees killed by a beetle infestation and I am trying to decide how best to process them so I can use on the CNC.
Thanks,
Paul
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Re: Eagle in the Woods
The slab was air dried for about 1-1/2 years. I did not check the moisture on it as I was just 'playing' around...
Dave
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Re: Eagle in the Woods
I like it!
Re: Eagle in the Woods
Very nice!
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Re: Eagle in the Woods
Beltramidave wrote: ↑Mon Jul 27, 2020 12:06 pm1.5" thick Ash slab, 12"H x 8"W. Roughed with 1/2" endmill, finished with 1/8" ball nose with 8% stepover.
Wanted to try adding some color using stains, so I put a coat of sanding sealer on first and then applied different colored stains.
Excellent job. Very nice touch adding the stains. It raises it to another level.
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Re: Eagle in the Woods
Dave, the finish techniques you applied are what really “make” this outstanding piece! I didn’t see it when you originally posted, but I sure am glad to view it now! You did a stellar job. Very impressive !
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