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Getting wood that is 1 mm thick is the most difficult thing in this process.
it seems pretty darn cool, but that’s some pretty thin wood.
I wonder how difficult it is to get Oak 1 mm thick...
https://www.cbc.ca/radio/quirks/scie...lass-1.5902739Starting with planks of wood a metre long and one millimetre thick, the scientists simply brushed on a solution of hydrogen peroxide using an ordinary paint brush. When left in the sun, or under a UV lamp for an hour or so, the peroxide bleached out the brown chromophores but left the lignin intact, so the wood turned white.
Researchers demonstrated after brushing a coat of hydrogen peroxide on the opaque wood material, and exposing it to one hour of sunlight, it turns transparent. (Qinqin Xia, University of Maryland/Science Advances)
Next, they infused the wood with a tough transparent epoxy designed for marine use, which filled in the spaces and pores in the wood and then hardened. This made the white wood transparent.
Getting wood that is 1 mm thick is the most difficult thing in this process.
it seems pretty darn cool, but that’s some pretty thin wood.
I wonder how difficult it is to get Oak 1 mm thick...
Last edited by pgardn; 02-09-2021 at 09:03 AM.
Bend over, I'll ing make some wood disappear.
I misread the thread le as "Male wood transplant in your own backyard"...
well thats easy if you got a twig d.ck
1mm buddy.
You are not wielding thin wood planks in your pants
So have you tried it yet?
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