Comments for National Institute of Wood Finishing http://blogs.dctc.edu/wood-finishing Blog for the National Institute of Wood Finishing Sun, 13 May 2012 10:58:08 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.4.2 Comment on Final Projects by Joshua Klein http://blogs.dctc.edu/wood-finishing/2012/05/08/final-projects/#comment-12864 Joshua Klein Sun, 13 May 2012 10:58:08 +0000 http://blogs.dctc.edu/wood-finishing/?p=2127#comment-12864 Looks excellent, gang. You ought to be proud of all your hard work this year. I wish you the best in your future pursuits in the trade! Looks excellent, gang. You ought to be proud of all your hard work this year. I wish you the best in your future pursuits in the trade!

]]> Comment on Final Projects by Hal Resnikoff http://blogs.dctc.edu/wood-finishing/2012/05/08/final-projects/#comment-12855 Hal Resnikoff Fri, 11 May 2012 15:03:27 +0000 http://blogs.dctc.edu/wood-finishing/?p=2127#comment-12855 Looks like the program has come a long way since I graduated in 1996. You all did great work and will learn a lot more when you get into the real world and start to do it every day with different projects each time. Enjoy the ride, it is a great one. Hal Resnikoff The Village Woodsmith Phoenix, AZ Looks like the program has come a long way since I graduated in 1996. You all did great work and will learn a lot more when you get into the real world and start to do it every day with different projects each time. Enjoy the ride, it is a great one.

Hal Resnikoff
The Village Woodsmith
Phoenix, AZ

]]> Comment on Wood 1019 Spot Repair II: Bondo fills on a chair by Rick http://blogs.dctc.edu/wood-finishing/2008/11/05/wood-1019-spot-repair-ii-bondo-fills-on-a-chair/#comment-9104 Rick Wed, 07 Mar 2012 23:19:28 +0000 http://blogs.dctc.edu/wood-finishing/?p=67#comment-9104 I have used Bondo on wood for many years, I am just wondering if it will eventually seperate due to moisture changes in the wood and the wood movement? I have used Bondo on wood for many years, I am just wondering if it will eventually seperate due to moisture changes in the wood and the wood movement?

]]> Comment on Wood 1010: The boards are finished! by Joshua Klein http://blogs.dctc.edu/wood-finishing/2012/02/03/wood-1010-the-boards-are-finished/#comment-5586 Joshua Klein Fri, 03 Feb 2012 13:27:17 +0000 http://blogs.dctc.edu/wood-finishing/?p=1647#comment-5586 Excellent job, class! They look beautiful. It is great to watch you all dive in head first, soaking up as much as you can along the way. Keep on, friends! Excellent job, class! They look beautiful. It is great to watch you all dive in head first, soaking up as much as you can along the way. Keep on, friends!

]]> Comment on Happy Holidays! by Peter http://blogs.dctc.edu/wood-finishing/2011/12/18/happy-holidays/#comment-4469 Peter Mon, 19 Dec 2011 04:05:23 +0000 http://blogs.dctc.edu/wood-finishing/?p=1571#comment-4469 Very nice Poem adaptation, I just got by mistake to your blog.. But I really enjoy it - Happy Holidays for you too! Very nice Poem adaptation, I just got by mistake to your blog.. But I really enjoy it – Happy Holidays for you too!

]]> Comment on Minnesota Institue of Arts Antique Show by freshfords http://blogs.dctc.edu/wood-finishing/2011/06/07/minnesota-institue-of-arts-antique-show/#comment-4076 freshfords Tue, 11 Oct 2011 10:54:37 +0000 http://blogs.dctc.edu/wood-finishing/?p=838#comment-4076 That sounds a lot of fun as well as being very helpful to the students. I find as a Antique Dealer in England that the more you handle antiques the more you understand them. Check my site out at freshfords.com That sounds a lot of fun as well as being very helpful to the students. I find as a Antique Dealer in England that the more you handle antiques the more you understand them. Check my site out at freshfords.com

]]> Comment on Virgil Leih by Don Lawrence http://blogs.dctc.edu/wood-finishing/2011/09/27/virgil-leih/#comment-4068 Don Lawrence Sun, 09 Oct 2011 23:03:09 +0000 http://blogs.dctc.edu/wood-finishing/?p=1374#comment-4068 Very interesting concept, each tree is a vessel, both in the broadest sense of the etomoligy and the actual physical "vessel". Virgil is a true inspiration and artist. Wonderful work. I went to his website and was awestruck. Thanks for the introduction. Very interesting concept, each tree is a vessel, both in the broadest sense of the etomoligy and the actual physical “vessel”. Virgil is a true inspiration and artist. Wonderful work. I went to his website and was awestruck. Thanks for the introduction.

]]> Comment on Wood 1032 Furniture Conservation: French Polishing by plumbing http://blogs.dctc.edu/wood-finishing/2009/04/09/wood-1032-furniture-conservation-french-polishing/#comment-3952 plumbing Sat, 01 Oct 2011 07:53:05 +0000 http://blogs.dctc.edu/wood-finishing/?p=201#comment-3952 Polishing is very important to protect the wood from easily damage especially when expose to water or other liquid. Polishing is very important to protect the wood from easily damage especially when expose to water or other liquid.

]]> Comment on Quote for Week 5 by Matt http://blogs.dctc.edu/wood-finishing/2011/09/20/quote-for-week-5/#comment-3609 Matt Wed, 21 Sep 2011 17:35:51 +0000 http://blogs.dctc.edu/wood-finishing/?p=1367#comment-3609 It amazes me how every time I read this, I can relate to it. I might be in a different chapter every time, but it's still relevant. It amazes me how every time I read this, I can relate to it. I might be in a different chapter every time, but it’s still relevant.

]]> Comment on Wood 1012 Color Theory: Day 7 by Linda http://blogs.dctc.edu/wood-finishing/2011/09/07/wood-1012-color-theory-day-7/#comment-3281 Linda Thu, 08 Sep 2011 15:36:37 +0000 http://blogs.dctc.edu/wood-finishing/?p=1328#comment-3281 This blog is a great idea. My two girls are in the class. It's great to be able to see what they're up to. This blog is a great idea. My two girls are in the class. It’s great to be able to see what they’re up to.

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