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Hi there. I stumbled across this subreddit a few months ago, and have been fascinated by the amazing work displayed here. I am curious about making Wanda and would like some pointers please. Tia :)
Natural physique of a single bough separated at the balance point. Hand sanded to 400 - Tung oil finish.
I have a wand that was bought in april-may last year. Want to polish. No budget. Need homemade solutions.
I need to work on my finish for sure, compared but I think it looks pretty good.
Pear, 13 inches, Phoenix Feather
Hello everyone, I bought a piece of Merbau at Junk shop and I have found out they bleed and leech out tannins and I was wondering has anyone managed to turn this type of wood.
I can't be sure if it's available in the US or UK but are there Aussies on here that have used it before?
I appreciate any help that can be given.
Pine wood with a unicorn core 14 ¼" and rigid flexibility
Made from willow from a local park, saved it from being turned into scraps and after 6 hours of whittling, sanding, burning and oiling, here we are.
Just wondering, because I thought it would be funny-A woman I matched with on a dating site said she had a friend in Indiana whose husband made wands.
Just found this thread, and loving all I've seen so far! I whittle, carve, and also build with wood. I'm pretty amateur, but love working with wood.
My family wanted wands for Halloween, and choose the designs themselves. I sketched their ideas then whittled & carved them out, and finished them.
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