Tag Archives: lacquer
What Wood Finishes are Food-Safe?
Although I don’t make a lot of spoons these days, I still haunt the spoon-making discussion groups on social media, and this is one of the most common questions I hear. How can you be sure that the wood finish … Continue reading
Posted in Wood and Woodwork
Tagged Bob Flexner, Danish oil, food safe, food-safe, foodsafe, lacquer, non toxic, non-toxic, nontoxic, polyurethane, spoon carving, spoon making, toxic, toxicity, wood finish, wood finishing, wooden spoon, wooden spoons
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Timber Framed Bunk Beds, part 4: Mostly Finished
The last bed frame I built, I learned a valuable lesson: always measure and re-measure the mattress before settling on exact frame dimensions. Although there are “standard” mattress dimensions, individual specimens can vary by as much as an inch bigger … Continue reading
Posted in Build-Alongs, Furniture, Wood and Woodwork
Tagged bunk beds, canopy, lacquer, lap joint, Lee Street Mattress, mattress, outdoor finishing booth, sheet goods, tripple bunk beds
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