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Daniel Cauble
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Amazon has been cracking down on counterfeit lately. Report it.
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How much per 3 then? What was shipping like?
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I can load it up today if you want it for shear novelty Message me if you change your mind. I'm right down the road.
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Right down the road from me. Wanna trade it for a 200# Bradley Power Hammer? Its in Rockwell
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Simply because everything I make is kitchen related this is what I do. Stabilize the wood, then cast it clear to fill any voids. Sometimes stabilizing resin will fill some hairline cracks, but don't count on it. From there it is casted in a mold as close to the dimension of the wood possible to save on alumilite, and sand back down.
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Oh what a weekend. I miss everyone already. Lots of changes going on among so many smiths that it is daunting to keep up with it all, and not lose touch. Incredible time.
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Never a dull moment!!
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Cant believe the new studio wouldnt push filming to a different week. Ah well. First and hopefully only blunder of the trip - I showed up To Marks' house at 3:30am, instead of 3:30pm to leave. Ahem.
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Np. The stones are incredibly addictive to use. After using them so much and getting finer and finer edges I have started to hit that point where you realize your current limitation is the heat treatment and steel selection.
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Last year you could almost sun bathe.
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Beautiful steel JJ!!
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Jan, typically rice straw ash is used. It is suspected it is used because of its high silica content, up near 90% silica after it becomes ash. This silica is not present in other straws, as I suspect the minerals are absorbed into the straw due to it growing in partial flooded water.
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Never fail to impress. Cant wait!!!
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Thanks JJ!
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This is now sold. Thanks!
