The Jane Doe Project 12 Bannon
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MolokoFiend
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any suggestions on how i would go about fixing warping on one of these?
What you got back home, little sister, to play your fuzzy warbles on? I bet you got little save pitiful, portable picnic players. Come with uncle and hear all proper! Hear angel trumpets and devil trombones. You. Are. Invited.
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BlakeAronson
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I'm sure in framing the peieces they can be secured in a way to hold them straight. and secured straight long enough in a rigid frame will help the piece to straighten back out over time as the interal stress and tensions withing the wood ease with age.
I imagine a lot of the warping that occurs in finished wood artwork has to do with the difference in enviormental temperature and humidity from where the wood originated and where it ended up. not to mention that artists are using low grade plywood, doesn't help either that its typically around 3/8"
I imagine a lot of the warping that occurs in finished wood artwork has to do with the difference in enviormental temperature and humidity from where the wood originated and where it ended up. not to mention that artists are using low grade plywood, doesn't help either that its typically around 3/8"
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MolokoFiend
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agreed. thanks. would applying moisture to the back side and weighing it down with heavy objects help at all in terms of easing/unstressing the wood?BlakeAronson wrote:I'm sure in framing the peieces they can be secured in a way to hold them straight. and secured straight long enough in a rigid frame will help the piece to straighten back out over time as the interal stress and tensions withing the wood ease with age.
I imagine a lot of the warping that occurs in finished wood artwork has to do with the difference in enviormental temperature and humidity from where the wood originated and where it ended up. not to mention that artists are using low grade plywood, doesn't help either that its typically around 3/8"
What you got back home, little sister, to play your fuzzy warbles on? I bet you got little save pitiful, portable picnic players. Come with uncle and hear all proper! Hear angel trumpets and devil trombones. You. Are. Invited.
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BlakeAronson
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steam works for bending wood.
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You might want to search through the Horkey True Grit wood thread. I think some of those owners had some problems with their wood pieces warping.MolokoFiend wrote:any suggestions on how i would go about fixing warping on one of these?
There might be some ideas in that thread, that could help you get this flat.
http://forum.expressobeans.com/viewtopi ... g#p1570704
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Framed pics! --> http://www.flickr.com/photos/117948725@ ... 133710953/
Framed pics! --> http://www.flickr.com/photos/117948725@ ... 133710953/
A framed Jane Doe Proct hits ebay. $2320.
261425763799
Anyone looking might want to make an offer.
Or the seller might be on here, so ask around.
261425763799Anyone looking might want to make an offer.
Or the seller might be on here, so ask around.
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xangelx
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Wow, that one is awesome. Beautiful frame up too.mattlew69 wrote:A framed Jane Doe Proct hits ebay. $2320.
Anyone looking might want to make an offer.
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