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I work for woodcraft, so I have seen many pens done with a ca and blo finish. I had to try it myself. It was easier then I thought it would be. This is where I found the info. http://www.youtube.com/user/williamoyoung.
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a1Jim
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posted 180 days ago
It’s a winner looks great
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PurpLev
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posted 180 days ago
looks great. how does it feel? hard finish? or does it have some of the wood softness?
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dustbunny
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posted 180 days ago
Is that amboyna burl? It’s gorgeous, nice sheen !! I’ve seen two different videos using CA and BLO alternating, which goes on as a first coat and last coat? Each video was different.
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aldente
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posted 180 days ago
it’s a very hard and durable finish. As for the type of wood, I don’t remember what it is called. It was given to me by one of my customers and don’t recall what he called it. I do know that it is not amboyna burl. It does start with an A tho.
-- Rodd, Texas grandpa
timkilroy
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posted 177 days ago
This is GORGEOUS!
aldente
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posted 177 days ago
I asked the guy who gave me the wood. It’s an azialla burl (don’t know if I spelled it correct or not).
-- Rodd, Texas grandpa
darryl
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posted 176 days ago
I was hesitant about using a BLO/CA finish at first (was mostly afraid of gluing my fingers together!) but now that I’ve gotten into it, I wouldn’t use anything else.
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