ULLAPOOL WOODTURNING CENTRE.

F.A.Q.s.

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F.A.Q.s.

Frequently Asked Questions

Text Box: This section is dedicated to trying to help solve any woodworking problems or questions.
Text Box: How does it work?
If you have a problem or a question, 
Simply click the link below.
Text Box: This will open up an Internet Express e-mail page to us, simply fill in the details of your problem or question, you can also include pictures if required. Then add you name, address and e-mail address, this is required to validate the e-mail. Then click send.
On receipt of your e-mail problem / question we will put it into our F.A.Q.s, web page with only your name, town and country, (not the full address, nor your e-mail address).
An individual e-mail reply will be sent direct to you, with any answer or advice. In addition the same information will be uploaded onto our F.A.Q.s, web page next to the question.
This will enable other woodworkers who may have similar problems / questions, to glean some information too.
If a problem / question is out with our field of expertise, we will upload the question on our F.A.Q.s, web page and invite answers from those woodworkers who are in a position to give advice on a particular problem / question. Any such question would be clearly marked with a  link which any browser could simply click in order to reply. They should  include the question number and name, also their own name, address and e-mail address, again to validate the e-mail,
 Then click send.
The reply would come to us, and we would handle it in a similar manner to that stated above.
Any answers obtained in this way would have the name, address and country of the person who sent it clearly stated on our F.A.Q.s, web page next to their reply.
Text Box: This is a free service to anyone using this web site,
Let all your fellow woodworkers know this problem page exists,
And do browse the rest of our web site.

Above,

Fire Screen.

Made in Mahogany,

With a glass front.

Customers own

Tapestry.

By Alec Mutch.

For more details and enlargement,

Click image.

Above, a very elegant carving

of an abstract bird form.

Made in lime.

By Stephen Hayward.

Above, a jewellery stand,

Made in beech,

By Alec Mutch.

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Text Box: FAQ,s   Technical data support pages.
We have created a series of pages dedicated to help solve problems and answer questions that we are most often asked, if your particular problem is not one of those listed below, then use the service above, and we will try to help.

Above, a natural edged bowl in

Elm, size approx 330mm dia x 130mm deep.

By Alec Mutch.

Text Box: CUSTOMERS QUESTIONS / PROBLEMS & ANSWERS.
Text Box: For question 1 on Page 1, on suitable glue for laminating.
From Mr R. Sutherland.
Text Box: For question 2 on Page 2, on the use of PEG to seal a vase.
From Mr P. Byrne.
Text Box: For question 3 on Page 3, on suitable woods for making goblets.
From Mr P. Byrne.
Text Box: For question 4 on Page 4, on new turned bowls splitting.
From Mr M. Rowlands.
Text Box: For question 5 on Page 5, on how to dry & store new cut branches.
From Mr M. Rowlands.

Above, 2 hinged boxes.

Left, Silver Birch & right, Walnut.

By Alec Mutch.

Above, a bowl of wooden fruit, examples of what we usually have in stock.

Above, an abstract carving in Lime.

By Stephen Hayward.

Text Box: For, what hand tools do you need.
Technical Data Support Page 1.
Text Box: For, what other tools and equipment do you need.
Technical Data Support Page 2.
Text Box: For, should I take a few lessons on how to turn wood.
Technical Data Support Page 3.
Text Box: For, how to hold a work piece on the lathe.
Technical Data Support Page 4.
Text Box: For, how to sand your work piece.
Technical Data Support Page 5.
Text Box: For, what type of finish to use, and how to use it.
Technical Data Support Page 6.
Text Box: For, how to fit a tile or insert into wood.
Technical Data Support Page 7.

Above, a spalted Silver Birch bowl,

Size, 230mm dia x 100mm deep.

By Alec Mutch.