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    Nice walnut stone holder!

    To me it just seems a bit too much work for just a stone holder. Submerging the wood for a month in linseed oil seems a bit excessive. Boiled linseed oil might have been better, I think that dries faster and harder.

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    I've used expanding foam before and will try to post images and a description later this morning. It works well.

    Cheers, Steve

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    Quote Originally Posted by Piet View Post
    Nice walnut stone holder!

    To me it just seems a bit too much work for just a stone holder. Submerging the wood for a month in linseed oil seems a bit excessive. Boiled linseed oil might have been better, I think that dries faster and harder.
    Each to their own I suppose.
    The linseed was boiled.
    For me it was not too much work and I enjoyed the process.
    A professional craftsman advised me to soak the wood for a month to get maximum penetration, giving it maximum waterproofing.
    The end result is a special stone holder for a special stone.
    Time and effort does pay

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