ch

"cm"

14/06/2009 7:29 AM

RE: Screen door advice

Thanks all for the input. I will post the results when completed.

The corrugated fasteners are intruding. A few of the pre 50's travel
trailers that we have owned had screen doors held together with these. It
will add to the charm for me.

I'll take a list of the suggested woods to the lumber store to make my
decision based on availability and cost.

Regarding cottonwood: I have only used it for carving spoons and scoops many
of which we have used in our kitchen for several years with good results. I
have also turned a very nice vessel from cottonwood crotch that sits on our
mantel up at our northern Arizona cabin.

Thanks again,

Craig McCormick



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ch

"cm"

in reply to "cm" on 14/06/2009 7:29 AM

14/06/2009 7:31 AM

The corrugated fasteners will be INTRIGUING, not intruding. he he need more
coffee.

cm
"cm" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Thanks all for the input. I will post the results when completed.
>
> The corrugated fasteners are intruding. A few of the pre 50's travel
> trailers that we have owned had screen doors held together with these. It
> will add to the charm for me.
>
> I'll take a list of the suggested woods to the lumber store to make my
> decision based on availability and cost.
>
> Regarding cottonwood: I have only used it for carving spoons and scoops
> many of which we have used in our kitchen for several years with good
> results. I have also turned a very nice vessel from cottonwood crotch that
> sits on our mantel up at our northern Arizona cabin.
>
> Thanks again,
>
> Craig McCormick
>
>
>


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