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    beech wood blanks or someone to make a cheek bit :)

    im wanting a bit of beech wood but cant find where to buy it or what to type in google. typing beech wood block just returns loads of hits about tables , laminate floor, work tops etc etc

    what its for is the plastic cheek bit on my ultra xl so i can make a beech one as the plastic ruins the look

    or if anyone could knock me one up cheap as possible ( (; ) that would be great lol
    cheers lads n lasses

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    some times see off cuts of beech wood on the bay auction site
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    try searching solid beech chopping board,

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    Wood this be of any use to you? lol

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    If you use beech then you'll have a job matching it to the colour of the stock, unless you varnish it. It won't take stain that well.

    If I were you I'd choose a different timber, accept it will have a colour difference, and stain it in its natural colour. Personally I'd make it out of a piece of oak, and stain it with a Georgian oak stain, finish it with Black Bison dark oak polish.
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    yeah, ive been thinking about the colour problem quite a bit, even thought about hydrodipping it. but to be honest colouring it pink with felt tip pens would look better than it does now lol

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    Could always visit you local car boot or even recycling place and search out an old chair and use a leg or arm etc. Might work?
    Cheers, Phil

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