how much sawdust can you add and still get a solid result. Is one to one too much?
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With the kit, you wouldn't add saw dust. The epoxy will turn rotten wood into 'harder than wood'. If you need to 'fill' areas where the wood is missing, use the putty part of the kit. I used it to reform the missing corners of my rotten window frames and it worked perfect! You can mold it while putting it on, and sand it into perfect shape once it dries.
1097415
Not sure where you got the notion you can add sawdust. Read the directions carefully and you should get great results without sawdust, which I assume would compromise the chemistry of the product.
1097416
I don't believe there are any instructions regarding the addition of sawdust to this product, perhaps this information came from friends who mic sawdust and glue as fillers. That is not the intent of this product.
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One packet is fine or if you use bulk yeast you should use 2 1/4 teaspoons for the recipe. I use the bulk and that is what I used and it was wonderful.
109189
I would use a solid cylindrical drum, 3/8 inch in diameter, and whatever grit you need, but I'd start at 150 grit
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3/4" red oak will be very dense so I would try strong saw blades with the teeth spaced quite widely apart. Use a slow speed on the scrollsaw for hard, thick wood as you describe. When using the scrollsaw, try it on a scrap first and if it works as desired, then on your project.
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I recommend the 100 grit and 150 grit as the paper wears easy, I use 100 grit to sand edges of seams and when it wears down run the center of the seams that you have drywall finished. you want to let the machine do all the work with little pressure, keep the head moving as to not get swirles in the seems, 150 is ok but after a room with cielings and walls you are pretty much just buffing, you can tell by the slight shine on the seems, time to change paper.
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I have switched to chunks of Alder hardwood very successfully. Alder tends to burn faster than the Compressed logs; and for both the compressed logs and Hardwood, two small chunks burn hotter than one bigger chunk. More surface area I guess. I am also buying wax soaked compress sawdust starter pellets at the local stores.
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Sure. You can make whatever dimenion you wish. Just set it up to make the cut, turn the log and set your next cut whatever size you desire. I recommend the use of no less than a mid to high power (more horsepower the better) chainsaw and a nice sharp chain.
996810
I doubt it highly. Good for saw dust or minor leaves. Nothing more than that.
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More than one.... I'd say 10 or so depending on the amount you use it each time
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I use about 1 jug per acre. Half as broad spray which uses more and half as spot treatment which is more efficient but involves more work. Hope this helps.
222283
Not whole lots. Its all base on how munch you want to get in it for. I use jeweled cutter and sand paper.
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I guess it depends on how you grow it. I use organic soil and get two full cuttings. The grass is a little less tender on the second go, but a 900W Bullet handles it nicely. No luck so far with a third cutting, as mold tends to develop on the soil surface.
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I just use about two fist size chunks , that's plenty of smoke for my taste, too much wood could ruin your meat.
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The easiest for me would be a log spud. I spudded over 100 white pine logs over 35' each for a log home by hand with couple of log spuds. It's more like knocking the bark off with the weight of the spud. That way, you don't degrade the log itself with a log wizard or something that would grind and degrade the log. My opinion.
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if it is balsa wood you probably could do 2 inch (without measuring that is about the amount of throw for the up and down movement of the blade) if it is a hard wood you might be able to go 1 inch if you go nice and slow
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Good afternoon: and thank you so much for your question. Once desired results are achieved: twice weekly useage would help maintain the results. Please let us know if you any more questions. Much regards;
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I would use like a 3000 or a little higher. Keep going higher but don't sand too much