Another Woodshop Podcast

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Episode 287: Bird Bone Ply

March 01, 2026 • Another Woodshop Podcast

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Episode 287

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Whats on our bench: 🎶

Pete made great progress on his in house honey-do list and had to rework his hardware storage because of it.

Dan is working hard to keep ahead of his orders, had some silly customer interactions, and finally emptied his dust collection.

Braden started testing more materials on the fiber laser, has to customize a sledgehammer for a client,

Questions:

Greg

Platt Valley Woodworks

I have been using boiled linseed oil on my cedar bird houses and other spring items for market.The instructions tell me to mix two parts mineral spirits to one part linseed oil. I did it with my first products, but skipped it the last few items. Now I mixed it again and I think it helps to richen the color more. When I didn't mix I got a dull finish that looks good, but isn't a rich in color. Is it because the mineral spirits thins the oil down and it can penetrate better? Or am I just a crazy old dirty hoe lover?

Trash Valley Panda

I am teaching architecture to high school students and interior design is part of the course and I like to assign a cardboard furniture challenge. Like making a chair from Amazon boxes etc. I want to kick it up a notch. What kind of furniture build would you want to see made from cardboard? What would wow you?

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