Editing Washer die & sanding mandrel
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I also heat treated the wood to give it a deeper color. I accidentally discovered that purpleheart turns a deep purple when heated during sanding. So I experimented and figured out that if you bake it at about 275 F for 90-120 minutes it becomes a deep purple. Increase the temp to 300 F and you get a very deep purple but leave it too long and you get almost black. | I also heat treated the wood to give it a deeper color. I accidentally discovered that purpleheart turns a deep purple when heated during sanding. So I experimented and figured out that if you bake it at about 275 F for 90-120 minutes it becomes a deep purple. Increase the temp to 300 F and you get a very deep purple but leave it too long and you get almost black. | ||
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