All about woodworking

[kyle patrick]

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mao lagi nang problem pud nako sir kay basin stick to drawing board mi ani ug dili CAD. but in case na makabuhat kog CAD, ill contact you lng for further arrangements. anyway naa pa man mi ron sa conceptualization. maybe by october if okay na ang plan, then i can decide which. =)

[waterboy0911]

mao ni ang pewde nimo contacon..

website sa budget builders : Budget Builders Inc

and check nalang sa lumbers and panels nga column.. naa diha ma suppliers.. ask lang nila. pwede ra kaayo ka mo inquire.. no charge ang pag inquire.. hehehe ayaw ka ulaw ug masayop ta.. kay normal ra na.

naa d i ngari ang contacts.. https://www.istorya.net/forums/hobbie...odworking.html

[waterboy0911]

mao lagi nang problem pud nako sir kay basin stick to drawing board mi ani ug dili CAD. but in case na makabuhat kog CAD, ill contact you lng for further arrangements. anyway naa pa man mi ron sa conceptualization. maybe by october if okay na ang plan, then i can decide which. =)

I'll let you know lang sad in earlier time kay basin mo larga napud ko..

[lowen1]

mga bossing ask ta ko if naa nakahibaw ninyo if asa maka palit ug balsa wood? naa koi na kit an tamiya sa ayala pero mahal.... naa pa moi lain na hibaw an? im from lapu lapu... na try na sad nako budjet builders ala daw cla...

salamat sa mu tabang... :d

[SUEDE]

mga higala,

naa ba mo extra nga board dira? mga 21x22 inches nya bsan half inch ang gibag-on, himuon nako drawing board kay naa ko project kinahanglan dako nga drawing board, naa baligya sa national bookstore pero 24x18 man nya mejo mahal. if naa mo extra ako lng paliton pero kanang di lng kaayo mahal pareha ani akong gamitan:

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pero gamay ra kaayo na akong drawing board dira, mga 14x20 ra na, ngita ko dako gamay.

daghan kaayong salamat sa inyong oras mga higala.

[waterboy0911]

gamit ug marine plywood.. sayang wala naman gud ko sa ako previous work..

currently looking ko ug work diri sa sg.. heheh

sa national bookstrore nimo na napalit?

[datu_rob]

Waterboy,

Bosconian sab ka bro? Was one of the handfuls who opted woodworking way back in dekada 80, kay lagi mas daghan miprefer ug either electromechanics, machine shop or ID. Anyway, I did not regret the choice kay nagamit jud ang learning. Until now, I am still hungry to learn more and kudos to you for having this nice and very informative thread.

I have been doing woodworking projects at least once a year ug nakacollect na pud ko ug fair number of tools. I am currently doing an outdoor stand made of bamboo (go-od) para sa mga organic vegetables namo. Ako pa gikis-kisan using spoke shave kay I plan to put put lacquer finish para mas molungtad. Na-assemble na ug kulang na lang gamay, kay linghud pa diay kaayo ang 1" dia. na kawayan ako napalit, ako pa ilisan kay humok ra kaayo tingalig mabali ra dayon. Kaso I read in one of your posts here that problema diay ang pagtreat ani? I heard some stories gud na good bamboo could last years even used outdoors. I have seen one resort here in Po-oc Talisay kanang owned by a Korean and Filipina couple (Yulysees man lagmit ang name sa resort). Ila outdoor benches, chairs and tables ingon ako migo more than 3 years na pero ok pa gihapon ug wala pa gani finish. Bilib sab ko pagkahimo kay zero-zero jud and joints. I was planning to put 3 coats of Valspar lacquer, ok ra kaha ni? What do you recommend sa legs / base ako kaha sementohon? Will post pics soon. I would welcome other suggestions too.

[SUEDE]

gamit ug marine plywood.. sayang wala naman gud ko sa ako previous work..

currently looking ko ug work diri sa sg.. heheh

sa national bookstrore nimo na napalit?

Good Luck sa SG sir! hope makakita ka work dayon!

Nakapalit na ko ug board, dako kaayo, marine. simple ra kaayo igo ra nako gipatong kay di pa ko ka level ninyo! hahahaha.

and yep, sa NBS nako napalit ang board, nagamit ra japun gibutangan sa akong portable dvd player!

salamat!

[waterboy0911]

Waterboy,

Bosconian sab ka bro? Was one of the handfuls who opted woodworking way back in dekada 80, kay lagi mas daghan miprefer ug either electromechanics, machine shop or ID. Anyway, I did not regret the choice kay nagamit jud ang learning. Until now, I am still hungry to learn more and kudos to you for having this nice and very informative thread.

I have been doing woodworking projects at least once a year ug nakacollect na pud ko ug fair number of tools. I am currently doing an outdoor stand made of bamboo (go-od) para sa mga organic vegetables namo. Ako pa gikis-kisan using spoke shave kay I plan to put put lacquer finish para mas molungtad. Na-assemble na ug kulang na lang gamay, kay linghud pa diay kaayo ang 1" dia. na kawayan ako napalit, ako pa ilisan kay humok ra kaayo tingalig mabali ra dayon. Kaso I read in one of your posts here that problema diay ang pagtreat ani? I heard some stories gud na good bamboo could last years even used outdoors. I have seen one resort here in Po-oc Talisay kanang owned by a Korean and Filipina couple (Yulysees man lagmit ang name sa resort). Ila outdoor benches, chairs and tables ingon ako migo more than 3 years na pero ok pa gihapon ug wala pa gani finish. Bilib sab ko pagkahimo kay zero-zero jud and joints. I was planning to put 3 coats of Valspar lacquer, ok ra kaha ni? What do you recommend sa legs / base ako kaha sementohon? Will post pics soon. I would welcome other suggestions too.

first of all thank you and it's a pleasure na nag abot ta ngari.. hehe.. naa ko na basahan about bamboo..

here is the first part problem.. kung naa na gani pinholes ang imong bamboo that means infected nana ug termite.. maski unsa pa nga coating imong i butang sa bamboo same ra gihapon kay buk bukon na from with in.. one way of treatment ani according sa ako na basahan sa isa ka libro about bamboo.. tradition sa uban sa japan nga ilang e soak sa sea water or either salted water.. ang uban pud ilang e lubong sa balas duol sa dagat.. ang sweetness sa kawayan ang usual food sa termites.. and if ma sudlan na ug salt.. food will no longer available sa termites..
ang uban mo gamit sad ug borax man siguro to.. medyo na tay.an na gyud ko heheh..

naay mga chemicals for indigenous materials.. ang mga finishing engineer ang maka tubag gyud ana.. pwede ni sila maka recommend nimo.. nakalimot na ni sa ako name..
•Beckers Syntema Manila - Gil Quijano - 4226288
•Sparko - Ernest T. Tandaan III - 4217885

ayaw lang ka hadlok ug ask nila.. mo hatag gyud ni sila ug best suggestions and information kay mao na ang ilang trabaho..

mao ni sila ang akong mga contact basta naa mi ipa test nga swatches.. nawala namn to inchem..

naa na sila mahatag tips in finishing indigenous materials such as bamboo, rattan, abacca, etc..


naa lang ko idea try using resins.. lalo dapit sa mga joints.. sprayhan lang gyud.. but before that gyud.. agi gyud ka sa process 1 and that is treatment..
after overnight gikan treatment.. ara dayon nimo tirahan ang bamboo ug resin..



naa namna d i available nga mga tips online..

Perhaps the best way of treating bamboo is to force a solution of 3-10% of half borax and half boric acid through bamboo using an air compressor to create 20-30 lb of pressure. The bamboo is left on a slight incline with the base closest to the tank (though it is also possible to do it in the other direction) and the chemicals gradually move through the vascular system.

To protect bamboo from fire use plaster. For structural bamboo it is important not to penetrate the septum as it is the crucial part of the bamboo for strength. Small diameter holes can be put in the sides of bamboo, however. To avoid problems it is important that the bamboo is dry before used in construction.

source:Natural Building Colloquium

[waterboy0911]

Good Luck sa SG sir! hope makakita ka work dayon!

Nakapalit na ko ug board, dako kaayo, marine. simple ra kaayo igo ra nako gipatong kay di pa ko ka level ninyo! hahahaha.

and yep, sa NBS nako napalit ang board, nagamit ra japun gibutangan sa akong portable dvd player!

salamat!

sorry naka limot ko.. pwede ra ka mo palit ug 1/4 sa whole board ana.. naay uban mo offer ana..

just a hint.. naa ka ma palit sa ace hardware.. pangita ug Polyurethane topcoat.. cover your entire top with 2 coats or more sa imong top and sides lang sa table.... this will protect your marine ply sa water or moist kay labaw na ug basin mag painting painting ka..