Did ya rub it on Maxi or spray it on?

High humidity makes it slow curing. At least it's not humid in Mississippi. 

Quote from: Flem on December 22, 2020, 11:24:03 AM

Quote from: Mad Max on December 22, 2020, 11:11:19 AM
Somebody did sompin Yesterday 
I put some Tru-oil on wif no pictures Roy

Now you can watch it dry. At least you got something to do the rest of the day and tomorrow and the next day

It won't ever dry without pictures.  A video?? 

Quote from: Flem on December 22, 2020, 11:24:03 AM

Quote from: Mad Max on December 22, 2020, 11:11:19 AM
Somebody did sompin Yesterday 
I put some Tru-oil on wif no pictures Roy

Now you can watch it dry. At least you got something to do the rest of the day and tomorrow and the next day

I'm understanding that now , it will be next year before it dry's 

Roy--rubbing on with my finger really thin, dry room and open hot box 6 hours or so. Does it need more time in the hot box?
Longcruise-- Just for you

I let 5 deer outsmart me yesterday morn . Generous of me huh, lettin em think they is smarter than me...

Not much, cuz they is...

And no pics of that...

Only on the tips and riser


left over, 


It's about 65* in the bow shop in the morning, about 70* with the hotbox door open
should I leave the hot box on all night?,  I can get about 120* with the door cracked open?

I never used tru oil but I think it should dry in 24 hours.

QuoteI let 5 deer outsmart me yesterday morn . Generous of me huh, lettin em think they is smarter than me...

Let me get this straight, you left 5 deer wif spots till on em sneak past ya?

Yer geten soft there papa:)

Cut up a sheet of plywood and started a new form today. Also made a 2 gallon batch or Orange Creamsickle moonshine. The shine will be ready for New Years. The form sometime after.

Dang Autumnarcher I LOVE the way you work!

Quote from: Autumnarcher on December 23, 2020, 05:11:44 PM
Cut up a sheet of plywood and started a new form today. Also made a 2 gallon batch or Orange Creamsickle moonshine. The shine will be ready for New Years. The form sometime after.

Let's see some pics of the form!

...and the orange creamsickle moonshine.

Quote from: Pat B on December 23, 2020, 07:26:06 PM
...and the orange creamsickle moonshine.

You wouldn't have any of that in NC would you  

Wish I did!   

3rd coat today Longcruise wif pictures


Left over

 

Mark, did the Tru-Oil set up for you finally?

Yes It just needs more summer like temp. in the bow room.
I have a clock timer set  1 hour on, 1 hour off 24/7 until I get done.
the bow is about 86* wif  infrared temperature gun and about 72* in the bow room.
Going down to 21* tonight, will see what the bow room is tomorrow?

[attachment=1][attachment=2]Here's the form blank glued and screwed. And a pic ofthe orange Creamsicle moonshine. TRhe shine has to sit for a couple weeks, or at least until New Years eve.  Will get to cutting form out in next few days. Meanwhile I finished up my spindle sander modifications. That took some doin to get it where I wanted it. Next is making the base to the riser template out of 5/16" aluminum plate and fitting it to form.

You did use glue between the plywood, cause you have enough screws to hold the world together

4th coat wif  NEW pictures Longcruise 


left over

Leave him alone, he just got a new impact gun:)

Looking good, Mark.

That creamsicle  shine is awesome stuff...