easiest way to take wax of of wood?

Started by Jim Rocole, January 18, 2013, 11:23:00 AM

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Jim Rocole

What is the easiest way to take the wax layer off of a piece of zircote. Scrapping is what i have been doing just wondering if there is an easier way

Pat B

Paper towel or news paper and a clothes iron.
Make the most of all that comes and the least of all that goes!
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Mike Mecredy

I put it in my vice and scrap off most of it with a flat scrapper then put it through my drum sander, set just enough to take off the wax.  It takes off the wax and cleans my drum sander as well.
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eagleone

I use the scraper method followed by an old
belt on the belt sander- I think I'm gonna
try Pats method next time.
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Dmaxshawn


7 Lakes

I bandsaw off the ends then to the Jointer. I leave it wide & tall since the jointer blade still has a little wax.  Then back to the bandsaw.

At the joiner, alternating the waxed wood with a unwaxed 2x4 throw away piece helps keep the wax down.

Don't forget the wax on your fingers before you go to dewax everything.

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