GreggA Posted Thursday at 11:05 AM Report Posted Thursday at 11:05 AM I just st came across some beautiful red cedar, can wait to use it. TAIrving, ChelCass, Scrappile and 5 others 6 2 Quote
BadBob Posted Thursday at 11:50 AM Report Posted Thursday at 11:50 AM What would you cut from red cedar? I'm asking because I have a piece that I am wondering what to do with it. OCtoolguy 1 Quote
scrollerpete Posted Thursday at 01:33 PM Report Posted Thursday at 01:33 PM Make sure you wear a mask, it smells good but can be toxic. I used some for trivets and Kleenex boxes covers OCtoolguy and Juan Rodriguez 2 Quote
poupster2 Posted Thursday at 02:00 PM Report Posted Thursday at 02:00 PM Cedar is my preferred wood when I do 3D compound ornaments OCtoolguy 1 Quote
Scrappile Posted Thursday at 03:21 PM Report Posted Thursday at 03:21 PM Makes for some beautiful boxes. Fish, Juan Rodriguez, BadBob and 1 other 4 Quote
kmmcrafts Posted Thursday at 06:06 PM Report Posted Thursday at 06:06 PM 6 hours ago, BadBob said: What would you cut from red cedar? I'm asking because I have a piece that I am wondering what to do with it. Makes beautiful snowflake ornaments etc too.. back in my early scrolling / business days I made a lot of ornaments with it. That said it is very easily breakable too.. Now days I'd probably use it for boxes rather than fret type projects because it's not very strong wood.. at least that's how I remember it.. had many that got broken or fall apart after cutting. BadBob and OCtoolguy 1 1 Quote
BadBob Posted Thursday at 06:44 PM Report Posted Thursday at 06:44 PM 4 hours ago, poupster2 said: Cedar is my preferred wood when I do 3D compound ornaments That is what I was thinking of using mine for. OCtoolguy and poupster2 2 Quote
GreggA Posted Thursday at 07:52 PM Author Report Posted Thursday at 07:52 PM Good for bases as well, I'll post pictures soon. OCtoolguy 1 Quote
Norm Fengstad Posted Friday at 12:13 PM Report Posted Friday at 12:13 PM Cedar is a great wood but I sparingly use it as the toxic dust and fumes cause rash and blisters on my face. I wear dust mask however the toxic resins can enter ones body through eyes and even skin so a toxicologist told me Quote
Gonzo Posted Friday at 12:13 PM Report Posted Friday at 12:13 PM (edited) Cribbage board, intarsia, jewelry box, the list could go on and on. Have fun with it! By the way, how big are the pieces pictured? Edited Friday at 12:15 PM by Gonzo Fish 1 Quote
Fish Posted Friday at 02:10 PM Report Posted Friday at 02:10 PM I’ve used it for smaller band saw boxes. Quote
Denny Knappen Posted Friday at 04:43 PM Report Posted Friday at 04:43 PM Not sure about toxic, but it sure makes me sneeze. Quote
Dan Posted Friday at 06:38 PM Report Posted Friday at 06:38 PM Gregg, I'll send you my address and I'll store them while you ponder all the possibilities. GPscroller and Jim McDonald 2 Quote
Dave Monk Posted Saturday at 11:17 PM Report Posted Saturday at 11:17 PM Beautiful wood. Works great for red roses. red river, jerry walters, Wichman and 3 others 6 Quote
rjweb Posted Saturday at 11:43 PM Report Posted Saturday at 11:43 PM Dave, another masterpiece, RJ Dave Monk 1 Quote
GreggA Posted yesterday at 02:18 AM Author Report Posted yesterday at 02:18 AM hey dan, I get it from a local guy here that has a sawmill. It's beautiful Quote
timelett Posted 5 hours ago Report Posted 5 hours ago I have a few logs and chunks from a tree that fell ,I made some drink costers with some,you could also use for scroll saw bowls if your into that. Quote
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