Its woodvil time

[nerak]

So do you need a special rm2 for the woodvil or is it the same one used on the grand?

Robert stated that the RM2 will fit on all the wood REO's made this run.

 

[ltrainer]

All Woodies with second coatings that have been posted so far:

 

[Raynman]

Hey Dennis how about 18650 set 2 E-3 please.

What is the wood on that one? Anyone.

 

[Filthy-Beast]

So do you need a special rm2 for the woodvil or is it the same one used on the grand?

Robert stated that the RM2 will fit on all the wood REO's made this run.

Just to Clarify! The regular RM2, with the milled base, Not the LP RM2 that does not have the base milled.

 

[Dansauls]

So many to choose from they all look like art work
Awesome work Rob you are a true craftsman

 

[Mudflap]

The mod shucker really was jonesing for a wood build, wasn't he?

 

[element77]

Time to cash in that annuity
I love watching the process.

 

[CrimsonJack]

Will the Cyclone fit on this new run of woods?

 

[Filthy-Beast]

Will the Cyclone fit on this new run of woods?

A Cyclone with a regular top will, I doubt that the a Cyclone with the AFC cap would, The AFC cap is about 18mm wide.

 

[steven445]

Yes there are some maple mods . Maple is a soft wood so extra care is needed like if you have any e juice spills it needs to be cleaned maple will absorb juice easy then say a blood wood or ebony

Oak & Walnut are harder woods that would be good for Ohio right?
I need to make the best choice for Ohio's climate lol.
Could you give me a list of the harder woods that are more durable?

 

[Filthy-Beast]

Oak & Walnut are harder woods that would be good for Ohio right?
I need to make the best choice for Ohio's climate lol.
Could you give me a list of the harder woods that are more durable?

My

You're over thinking it. Pick a nice mod that is poly coated and you'll be fine in OH.

FYI: Really hard wood is more likely split and crack in a drop than a softer wood that would dent.

 

[ltrainer]

I think that any of the woods are fine for Ohio. Or Kansas, Wisconsin, Oklahoma for that matter. My opinion only. I think most of the states have some extremes with weather such as high humidity, extreme heat, extreme cold, dry humidity, hurricanes etc at different times of the year. My feelings about this is to buy a Wood Reo that you like the woods appearance. I sure don't see Ohio as a state where the weather is one extreme all the time.

 

[steven445]

I think that any of the woods are fine for Ohio. Or Kansas, Wisconsin, Oklahoma for that matter. My opinion only. I think most of the states have some extremes with weather such as high humidity, extreme heat, extreme cold, dry humidity, hurricanes etc at different times of the year. My feelings about this is to buy a Wood Reo that you like the woods appearance. I sure don't see Ohio as a state where the weather is one extreme all the time.

Thanks!
Yeah I would like to pick one that I really like the appearance.

 

[steven445]

My

You're over thinking it. Pick a nice mod that is poly coated and you'll be fine in OH.

FYI: Really hard wood is more likely split and crack in a drop than a softer wood that would dent.

Thanks!
Just curious though, why not one with tung oil?

 

[nerak]

Oak & Walnut are harder woods that would be good for Ohio right?
I need to make the best choice for Ohio's climate lol.
Could you give me a list of the harder woods that are more durable?

I have 53 REO's, 33 wood in Ohio. Most do not change in the Ohio climate. Only my Ebony and Cocobolo have had doors stick some in the most humid times.

If you go with Oak, Walnut, Purpleheart, Jatoba, Bubinga, Rosewood, and Padauk you should be fine. I have those and no problems. There are more that would work fine also.

The more exotic woods like Black Palm, and the Burl woods are more prone to break in falls. They are really beautiful but might not hold up as well if subjected to abuse.

 

[turbocad6]

53???????????

 

[rudy4653]

I have 53 wood REO's in Ohio. Most do not change in the Ohio climate. Only my Ebony and Cocobolo have had doors stick some in the most humid times.

If you go with Oak, Walnut, Purpleheart, Jatoba, Bubinga, Rosewood, and Padauk you should be fine. I have those and no problems. There are more that would work fine also.

The more exotic woods like Black Palm, and the Burl woods are more prone to break in falls. They are really beautiful but might not hold up as well if subjected to abuse.

53 WOOD MODS !!!!!!!!! Oh My! The Queen of Wood!
Do you have them laid out by column & row like on Robs posts?

 

[Filthy-Beast]

Thanks!
Just curious though, why not one with tung oil?

Lower maintenance required. A poly coated wood is very resilient to changes in humidity, juice spills, sticky wet fingers, dust, etc. without requiring the attention to cleaning and re-oiling on a regular schedule.

 

[steven445]

Lower maintenance required. A poly coated wood is very resilient to changes in humidity, juice spills, sticky wet fingers, dust, etc. without requiring the attention to cleaning and re-oiling on a regular schedule.

I see.
Thanks!
The Poly makes it more shiny?
I am guessing any that are shiny are the Poly coated?

 

[dreamreaper]

Thats one heck of a collection nerak!