02-22-2008, 01:30 PM
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Ooo Shiny
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I go to bed and look what happens. Some quick replies…
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Originally Posted by Doc
can you post a pic of the suspension set up?
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Yes I can but it will have to wait until later today when I get home.
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Originally Posted by jscott
how hard is it to drill your holes in the wood after they are sealed up?
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Originally Posted by jscott
also, what type of epoxy/hardener are you using? can you post a link to it please
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It is harder than wood alone, but not like drilling steel. A drill press and sharp bit will cut through it without a problem. I don’t know that I would try a hand drill. The finish is relatively slick so the bit may want to dance around if you use a hand drill.
The resin itself, you can get it at any wood working store, even Lows carries it (or use to). I used a high gloss furniture resin.
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Originally Posted by mike_ratliff
does pinning mar the finish like it can on Ca finished scales?
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I will let you know next week when I pin my first set. I am new to razor scales but not wood. I have my kitchen table finished with the same epoxy, two years of family use and it looks nearly as good as the day I poured the finish. There is a reason they finish restaurant tables with epoxy. Water proof, easy to pour, sandable and hard to mar. You can quite literally hit a reason finished board with a hammer, hard, with little more than a light scuff from the rough hammer head. I would suspect that you would not mar the finish with the light tapping that pinning requires.
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