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laminated walnut

If you don't have the tools to do the milling, you could find a wood shop to do it. 3 pieces of walnut is enough lamination. If the center section is flat and parallel, you will only need one side of the outside pieces flat.
Glue and clamp and then get to work.
 
Twdmar said:
If you don't have the tools to do the milling, you could find a wood shop to do it. 3 pieces of walnut is enough lamination. If the center section is flat and parallel, you will only need one side of the outside pieces flat.
Glue and clamp and then get to work.
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That is easy for you to say. Fortunately, most people have never seen my handy work
 
butchlambert said:
I recommend vacuum bagging over clamping.
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Butch not to argue but if the laminates are over a 1/4-3/8" clamps will work fine. Under a 1/4" vacuum or a press is the way to go. Thin layers and clamps will not work as you cannot get it even enough and it will pull one way or the other. You will be able to see it with no trouble. Ask me how I know! Ask me why I built a press!!
 
jackieschmidt said:
Thanks for the link. I have been planning on building a wooden top for my Rail Gun.

This would be a perfect blank

CWP Laminated Blanks WAC - Walnut brown II-quality panel | Lamnia

Reddish spot in the middle layers. The thickness of the plank is 50 mm or more. Size 1020 x 230 x 50 mm, Weight 388.014 oz, Country of origin Finland
www.lamnia.com www.lamnia.com
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Another place to look local is
www.clarkshardwood.com

| Home | Clark's Hardwood Lumber Co. - Since 1946.

Clark’s Hardwood Lumber has over 100 species of hardwoods, softwoods and exotic woods in stock. We have been serving customers in greater Houston, across the state of Texas and throughout the United States since 1946.
www.clarkshardwood.com www.clarkshardwood.com
It is in the Heights off White Oak st between Heights Blvd and Studewood
 
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