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Irv said
I am trying to keep the procedure simple and tech free so that more people will try it. I don’t think that I am succeeding in that...
i am actually still interested, I actually roasted the spruce sticks that I use for cleats. I did it to ensure they were stable...
i just have a hard time fitting everything in., trying to do too much lol

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I am making a care package for @BillyG so I needed to roast up some more violin bridges. This time, I just stacked four bridges, wrapped them in a piece of copy paper, then made an air tight envelope of aluminum foil. Worked great. Much easier than sealing each bridge in its own aluminum foil container and the surface finish is better. Next time, I am going to try newsprint.
Success is the progressive realisation of a worthy ideal. —Earl Nightingale.

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I am looking for a method of creating a leather wrapping end cap without the need to splice or bottom seam. I am thinking of applying a layer of urethane onto the wrap, adding darkened leather dust, cover with more urethane, and create a finished texture with an embossed roller. It might also be possible to do a bow grip in a similar manner.
Success is the progressive realisation of a worthy ideal. —Earl Nightingale.

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A procedural update. I no longer use saw dust as an oxygen getter. I now use a single layer of newsprint (no color pictures yet) under the aluminum foil.
Have also migrated to the kitchen stove to treat larger pieces of wood.
Success is the progressive realisation of a worthy ideal. —Earl Nightingale.
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