I want to make a wooden bathtub.
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It seems to me that I saw a picture of a wooden bathtub in a Fine Woodworking Magazine or maybe it was Fine Homebuilding.In any case, what I am looking for are pictures of wooden bathtubs and also ideas on how to finish the wood to make it waterproof. I was thinking of using the same technique as in strip canoe building–that is covering the wood with fiberglass and epoxy resin. Does anybody have any other ideas?
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I've always wanted to build my own tub. You don't have to worry about fibreglass as it is used only to add strength to a lightweight craft. A wooden tub shouldn't need it, there isn't much reason to build an ultralight tub! My conundrum has been how to build up the layers and the type of wood. I imagine a light wood would be more appealing than a dark wood. Good luck. I'd love to hear how it turns out!
*There's a photo and brief description of a bathtub built from 2 X 4 cut offs, lined with fiberglass, on p. 99, latest Fine Homebuilding, issue #136. GPW.
Wooden bathtub
Do you finaly make your wooden bathtub? Do you have picture?
I'm looking for freestanding bathtubs idea to complete my blog.
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