If you have it handy that would be great.
Thanks again!!
On Nov 11, 2016 12:54 AM, "Andrew C." <soshumasamune@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I am happy my folly was not an obelisk but something useful to someone. I
can get you a data sheet on the material if you'd like Chris so you know
what's in it.
Enjoy!
On Thursday, November 10, 2016, Chris Quick <cbquick@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Andrew,
I just wanted to circle back and let you know that I picked it up today.
Thank you very much!!! It is a supper awesome piece of wood.
Take care,
Chris
On Wed, Nov 2, 2016 at 7:12 AM, Andrew C. <soshumasamune@xxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
sounds good. just be aware of the compounds in it. it should be sealed
with polyurethane as it swells if it absorbs moisture. It's designed to
absorb oil as it normally sits inside oil inside transformers.
On Tuesday, November 1, 2016, Chris Quick <cbquick@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I am interested but would be using it for a table top so if someone
else has a better use go for it.
Let me know if there are not takers and I will pick it up this week.
Either way thanks!!
On Nov 1, 2016 8:36 PM, "Andrew C." <soshumasamune@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
it's the bigger pc
On Nov 1, 2016 8:33 PM, "Andrew C." <soshumasamune@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I brought a big piece of a wood composite called lignostone to the
shop a few months ago for use with the shop lathe, and it's overkill even
for me.
Anyone want it? attached is pic. It's big and behind mill. dimensions
are 2" thick, 26"x44". It's about 80 lbs. this stuff has phenolic resin
and
formaldehyde in it- so i don't recommend you burn it. It's basically red
birch plywood on steroids. tough as nails, makes the best workbenches
you'll ever have. It's used in the transformer industry as a coil
wrapping
form material. we machine or where I work. Xrayed for metal too.
Let me know if you want it, it's not easy to throw away....
-Andrew
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Chris Quick
Cell: 913-488-0060
