timber risers

i said DECK, DECK :expressionless:

HAHA Completely not what I was referring to, but it works just as well!

Hey all,
I rekon itā€™s bent. Back in my boat building days we used a timber called rock elm that when steamed could just about tied in a knot. It wasnā€™t that rigid but was durable. Used mainly in fit out.
Evan

i was in a clothing store on flinders lane for some saturday in design stuff, canā€™t remember the name of the shop, but it was a well known one, think it started with K or something, itā€™s above eg.etal , anyway, they had a blu paconi with gold rims in the showroom, bent wood bars, and about 10 various shapep and coloured wooden bars on display, they look good. i saw one was made from two pieces of wood glued together, and one was just a single bent piece

wheres this then? I work on flinderā€™s lane. Mebee Iā€™ll check it out.

the place is called Zambesi, i had to look it up, 167 flinders lane, i wonder who did the display, and where they got them from.

Isnā€™t that a clothing store? They selling bike shit now?

Iā€™ve seen a couple of Melb fashion ā€˜boutiquesā€™ wack a track bike or BMX in the window. Anything to drag in those trendy melbourne types with their big dollars.

Damn those big dollar types. Iā€™d have some money in the account though, but Iā€™m too so busy being poor.

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just because iā€™d like to prove iā€™m always right, i found this video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VMh75Q43Rb8
of the guy who makes the timber risers, about 3/4 of the way through he explains that they are made from timser laminations which are cut to shape and then routed into a circle with a curved router bit.