Meet Stewball

[farmerbw]

Absolutely awesome craftsmanship!!:notworthy::notworthy::notworthy:


Brian

 

[McRabbet]

A great piece of work, Mike and a true heirloom!

 

[Dutchman]

That is a great looking rocking horse!! Definitely in a different class than most. Has it been test ridden yet? How does that base do?

 

[thrt15nc]

Mike, beautiful work!!! That's amazing.

Ah yes, the 60's......let's see.... nope, still can't remember a lot of it...

:confused_:confused_

Tom

 

[RandyJ]

That's not woodworking, Mike... That's true ART! Another beautiful job on a timeless piece. You are truly amazing:notworthy:!

 

[LeftyTom]

Mike, you are a maverick among the herd of WW'ers.

 

[Travis Porter]

I haven't had the issues you speak of with WB lacquer. The blueish cast or the plastic look are not something I have experienced, but I have not used Crystallac only Target Coatings.

I am beginning to believe most of these manufacturers use the same or similar recipes and are just capitalizing off research the government has done and not done much of their own R&D whatsoever.

 

[Mike Callihan]

Travis

Stewball is about 10 years old and I am sure the technology has improved significantly since then. WB lacquers were relatively new at the time. Since then I have learned how to spray Poly without run problems and have never felt a need to experiment further.

Mike