Knife scale dryer/easy bake oven

[SamHarper]

Terry, I wonder if penetration is a problem when you stabilize bigger blocks like that.

Yeah, it occurred to me while I was making this that it's basically like a food dehydrator. I just need a fan. Then I can make jerky in it when I'm not drying wood. :-)

[Bjankowski]

Terry, I wonder if penetration is a problem when you stabilize bigger blocks like that.

Yeah, it occurred to me while I was making this that it's basically like a food dehydrator. I just need a fan. Then I can make jerky in it when I'm not drying wood. :-)

No problem bigger blocks just takes longer.. My scales are almost 1/2 thick to allow for warping, and yes I know I lose material. I buy in bulk so I don't mind losing some.

[rubydog]

Terry, I wonder if penetration is a problem when you stabilize bigger blocks like that.

Yeah, it occurred to me while I was making this that it's basically like a food dehydrator. I just need a fan. Then I can make jerky in it when I'm not drying wood. :-)

I can depending on the species however I have about 300 blocks here that I have done and sold just as many with no complaints. I do tend to let them soak way longer than I vacuum them down and that makes a world of difference.

Just a note.. Cocobolo will discolor your resin horribly. Cactus Juice doesn't work well on Redwood burl, Mesquite or Walnut.

[rubydog]

No problem bigger blocks just takes longer.. My scales are almost 1/2 thick to allow for warping, and yes I know I lose material. I buy in bulk so I don't mind losing some.

I sell in bulk. Stabilized or not. Bring a pickup if need be.