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Making Driftwood?
Has anyone tried "making" driftwood?
I am thinking of submerging fresh tree stumps in tidepools and let the salt water "cure" the wood. How long should I soak it? clark |
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Making Driftwood?
10 years should do it.
"clark5" wrote in message ... Has anyone tried "making" driftwood? I am thinking of submerging fresh tree stumps in tidepools and let the salt water "cure" the wood. How long should I soak it? clark |
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Making Driftwood?
Then years is about right. The earlier lighthouses were build with lumber that was submerged ten years in salt-water tide pools. Today some of these lighthouses are still standing up with the original lumber. This lumber treatment has long since disappeared and replaced with a quicker treatment using toxic chemical. "CW" wrote in message ink.net... 10 years should do it. "clark5" wrote in message ... Has anyone tried "making" driftwood? I am thinking of submerging fresh tree stumps in tidepools and let the salt water "cure" the wood. How long should I soak it? clark |
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