rags/cheesecloth

[Tribe Fan]

Does anyone have a rag/cheesecloth supplier that they would recommend? We are looking for someone new, so if anyone has any suggestions..... thanks.

[framechick]

I mean no disrespect, I honestly am wondering what it is you use these things for in your shop, unles you do finishing. Do you do finishing?

The short answer to your question is "I don't" There is however, a pretty good chance that someone here does.


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Meghan C. McCord, CPF
J. Pocker & Son
Rye, NY
mcm87@att.net

[tnframer408]

For cheesecloths, and for Framerdave's clamps, go to the bookstore and pick up Wooden Boat magazine.

In it you'll find all kindsa specialty chisels, clamps, cloths and cheesecloths, which any woodworker will tell you, you need to strain your varnish.

Don't know my current supplier right now, but you can buy cloths by the pound in bulk.

Invaluable, cheesecloth is, when you're varnishing or making homemade jellies.

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Michael LeCompte CPF
The Great Frame Up

[Mel]

Or to wrap your herbs for beef burgundy.

[Janet L]

Or to wrap your whole spices for Hot Mulled Cider.
Janet

[This message has been edited by Janet L (edited December 12, 2001).]

[Tribe Fan]

Yes, we do finishing. We use rags for various things, not the least of which is dusting and cleaning. We aren't happy with our current supplier and want a new source.

[framechick]

and to think, for all these years I've been using cheesecloth to strain soft cheeses.

and 95% of my shop rags started life as a t-shirt.

[SAM@THEPONYTALE.COM]

<BLOCKQUOTE>quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Tribe Fan:
Does anyone have a rag/cheesecloth supplier that they would recommend? We are looking for someone new, so if anyone has any suggestions..... thanks.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

WE USE A COMPANY CALLED KLINGSPOR THE HAVE ALOT OF GREAT STUFF INCLUDING ALL KINDS OF ABRASIVES BELT AND DISK. THE SITE IS www.woodworkingshop.com (http://www.woodworkingshop.com)
phone is 1.800.228.0000 24hrs a day
sam@theponytale.com