Zammo Settler Jul 29, 2006 927 2 48 London Oct 2, 2006 #1 I can get hold of some Apple and Pear tree wood, I was just wondering if its suitable wood for making knife scales from? The apples are Cox's apples and the Pears Conference.
I can get hold of some Apple and Pear tree wood, I was just wondering if its suitable wood for making knife scales from? The apples are Cox's apples and the Pears Conference.
bent-stick Settler Aug 18, 2006 558 12 72 surrey www.customarchery.net Oct 2, 2006 #2 I can't see why not - but it tends not to have too much character. That's why it's good for turning and carving. It can be a bit porous when it's seasoned so you probably want a coat of danish oil or button polish to seal it.
I can't see why not - but it tends not to have too much character. That's why it's good for turning and carving. It can be a bit porous when it's seasoned so you probably want a coat of danish oil or button polish to seal it.
Biddlesby Settler May 16, 2005 972 4 Frankfurt Oct 2, 2006 #3 I have never worked pear but I do have some apple, and I think it is a lovely wood with a nice grain that would make a nice handle.
I have never worked pear but I do have some apple, and I think it is a lovely wood with a nice grain that would make a nice handle.