Very nice work there dlucy, they look great . I have been applying multiple coats of scandinavian oil to the walnut case and recapping/replacing all 2SC458's on the pre-amp/phono amp on an old Akai AA-6000.
black walnut Sx-626 case, and watching Bruce's mahogany HK 330A case's tung oil coat #2 cure in the sun.
I used Watco teak oil (which is part tung oil
The girlfriend and I spent the weekend in the pool reading library books... and trying to keep them dry so we don't have to pay for them!
The woodwork is beautiful and nice clean work on the metal. Is that an actual bending brake, or did you improvise? (Either way, looks like a crisp, straight bend.)
Did you build these cases yourself, they are beautiful, if so you would get plenty of work around here .
It's this one here, l am certain it is just another name for Danish oil. It works well, l use it on my speakers also but l am not a woodworker by any means just an amatuer.
Good lemon oil polish on finished jobs works good too.
2 years ago the hvac company told his mom it wasn't worth fixing and just turned off the breaker. No explanation why, but if the problem was simply a bad cap and a low charge thats fairly pushy tactic to try and get an AC replacement job out of a retired lady on fixed income.
Thanks knockbill. Like your avatar.