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Resins, Fillers and glues
"William R. Watt" wrote in message
... "Brian D" ) writes: Cotton fibers or wood flour are better for your size of boats, Scotty ...can't remember the WEST designations for these (and you have to ask them what is in many of their fillers anyway...) I've got good wood four by sifting sawdust through a fine sieve, in small quantities. The seive I use is for straining tea. GA has noted here before that ordinary flour sives are too coaurse for getting good wood flour from sawdust. I get my wood flour from the dust bag of my belt sander. Especially from sanding mahogany, you get the finest wood flour you can imagine. And to Brain D: I use cotton fibre from West and it works very good. Basically, it is cellulosis fibre, to it is technically the same material as wood. It's cheap and you only need a very small amount to get a nice thick peanutbutter-like mix. Meindert |