Corn Cob Grit Taxidermy at Sara Gardner blog

Corn Cob Grit Taxidermy. I have used both hardwood sawdust and corn cob grit. 40 pounds x 2040 grit sold each use corn cob grit in the tumbler while drying birds. Corn cob grit #1 is used by most tanneries for larger hides, mammal furs, etc. I just have to try to sort out the mdf dust. To be honest, i couldn't tell much difference in the results except that the. I also dabble in taxidermy and have about 50 lbs of dry corn cob grit on hand. For intermediate uses, most taxidermists use a combination of #1 and #4 cob dust fines. Would this work as good for flux as sawdust? When i tumbled the bird it severly dulled and. Im not sure where you are located butckenzie sells dust, i have also used fine corn cob grit or walnut shells as well and had good results and those are a. Many taxidermists prefer tumbling with corn cob grit. I obtained corn cob grit from a taxidermy supplier and its more dust than grit. Granulated corn cobs with the texture of.

For intermediate uses, most taxidermists use a combination of #1 and #4 cob dust fines. Granulated corn cobs with the texture of. 40 pounds x 2040 grit sold each use corn cob grit in the tumbler while drying birds. I just have to try to sort out the mdf dust. To be honest, i couldn't tell much difference in the results except that the. I obtained corn cob grit from a taxidermy supplier and its more dust than grit. I have used both hardwood sawdust and corn cob grit. I also dabble in taxidermy and have about 50 lbs of dry corn cob grit on hand. Im not sure where you are located butckenzie sells dust, i have also used fine corn cob grit or walnut shells as well and had good results and those are a. Would this work as good for flux as sawdust?

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Corn Cob Grit Taxidermy 40 pounds x 2040 grit sold each use corn cob grit in the tumbler while drying birds. I have used both hardwood sawdust and corn cob grit. Corn cob grit #1 is used by most tanneries for larger hides, mammal furs, etc. To be honest, i couldn't tell much difference in the results except that the. For intermediate uses, most taxidermists use a combination of #1 and #4 cob dust fines. Many taxidermists prefer tumbling with corn cob grit. I just have to try to sort out the mdf dust. I also dabble in taxidermy and have about 50 lbs of dry corn cob grit on hand. Granulated corn cobs with the texture of. When i tumbled the bird it severly dulled and. 40 pounds x 2040 grit sold each use corn cob grit in the tumbler while drying birds. Would this work as good for flux as sawdust? I obtained corn cob grit from a taxidermy supplier and its more dust than grit. Im not sure where you are located butckenzie sells dust, i have also used fine corn cob grit or walnut shells as well and had good results and those are a.