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maura macaluso
U.S.
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| I can answer all questions regarding woodcarving, chip carving, scroll sawing, carving tools and techniques and can answer most questions regarding wood. I am not an appraiser of carvings nor an antique dealer. | Available
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Greg Scholl
U.S.
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| Questions on Woodworking, wood finishing and refinishing of all kinds, repairing furniture and wooden objects,Architectural details, Woodturning, carving, tool usage, product usage, some chemistry as it applies to woodworking and related interests,cabinet making and furniture construction/design, etc. I have experience with all manners of colorants, finishes, paints, stains, dyes, glazes, and coatings of all kinds. | Available
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Stuart Mawle
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| Now been a carpenter & joiner for the past ten years in the UK. I can give avice / help on carpentry & joinery, health & safety, woodworking machinery, power tools and suppliers. I have served an indentured carpentry apprenticeship with a medium sized building contractor doing a wide range of domestic and commercial work. This has included office buildings, barn conversions, building extensions and renovations. During my career, I spent over three years as a wood trades technician at a college. My job involved joinery work, wood maching and helping CITB carpentry & joinery students` pratical projects. I am a member of Institute of Carpenters | Available
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2008-10-13 door staining: Hi Craig, oils and oil based varnishes will be amber to yellow. A polyurethane will be less, but still has the amber cast. An Acrylic Urethane will be the best bet. These waterborne finishes are known...
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2008-10-12 Bent/Stuck pin: Hi Chelsea, you'll need to drive the pin back in...there's no way to compress it as you're doing that...tha act of driving it in will compress it....hope that helps...you may need to brace the hub against...
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2008-10-12 water-damaged teak table: Hi Catherine, after it dries out thoroughly, you'll have to strip the top, sand, and refinish (and maybe stain), and you'll want to be careful because most of this furniture is veneered. Hopefully, the...
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2008-10-12 platform bed on sloping surface: Yes, you could do that. I think if it was me I would be incline to alter an existing bed by raising the appropriate end to make it level especially if it was 4inches difference. A bed with four legs/posts...
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2008-10-12 remove pickling stains form 150 yr old oak staircase: Hi Janet, none that I can really recommend...it might be possible to remove the bulk of the finish by stripping with a methylene chloride stripper, but it'd be a heck of a job to do a whole stair case...
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