The Woodshop Shed
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adventures in woodworking and home maintenance, from my shop in an oversized backyard shed
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Need some weight. Plaster of Paris OK?
Furnished content.
(from WoodNet.net)
I have a hollow project that, when finished, will be a little top heavy. Plus I don't think it feels right when you lift it. The bottom has a cavity 10 inch diameter by 3 inch deep. I thought I could fill this with some kind of plaster to get the desired effect,but I'm not familiar with casting products, procedures or techniques.
Help! Can I use casting plaster or plaster of Paris? Which would work best? Would something else be more suitable? Thanks for any help.
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posted at: 12:00am on 23-Jun-2024
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