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Reply to Large puzzleI have never seen anyone recommend using any type of sealer.I did not use it either and did not have any problem with the grain raising.05-16-2019, 09:47 PM
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Reply to Large puzzleWhen hydrodipping wood, do you need to apply a sealer/poly/varnish/shellac/other coating first? It seems like even briefly submerging bare wood in water would raise the grain (which normally requires at least a little sanding). Granted hardwoods don't do it as much. It's just not natural to consider...05-16-2019, 12:00 AM
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Reply to Large puzzleLinda,hydrodipping is something new to me too.I have watched many you tube videos and many were done with wood,many of them looked like they were using hardwoods.I just tried mine for the first time recently using 1/4in thick 5 ply plywood,and I was surprised how nice it came out. I really like the...05-15-2019, 06:31 PM
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Reply to Large puzzleOn 5/11/19 you said you "hydrodip". I googled hydrodipping and was confused. You do that with wood successfully? I cannot imagine fully immersing wood in water to apply a design. tell more please.05-14-2019, 07:20 PM
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Reply to Large puzzleOh, I think that to do that you need to do what is called stack-cutting. The limitation is, of course, if you wanted to do it on a puzzle with a picture glued to the front you'll have to have multiples of the same picture and line them up very carefully.
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Reply to Large puzzleCan't you divide it into thirds? You will need a front, side table table to handle 2/3's, but by cutting 1/3 with tabs all the way down or across, then focus on the first 1/3, then cut the 2/3s down to approximately (2) 1/3 pieces. If it is big enough, maybe by 1/4ths.
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Reply to Large puzzleThat was supposed to be 12 years AGO.I made it sound like I did it for 12 years.05-11-2019, 07:16 PM
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Reply to Large puzzleI think I need to explain better what I am trying to do.I do not have a large board that I need to cut up into puzzle pieces.I want to take small pieces of 1/4in plywood and hydro dip them and then join them and then cut them into puzzles.My plan was to keep joining pieces to see how large I could make...05-11-2019, 06:35 PM
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