Soap dish

[Winemaker]

Been asked to make some Soap Dishes, she does not seam to any idea what she wants, she sells soaps of all different shapes and sizes , any got any ideas as what wood wood be best also what shape would be best, you ideas would very welcome
Many thanks

 

[nimrod]

If you google soap dish and go on images for soap dish you should hopefully get a few ideas.

Robin

 

[bassethound]

Without a clue of what she wants or what shapes mate you ain't got much of a chance...

 

[Penpal]

Me I would head for Corian soap stays wet a long time IMHO>

Peter.

 

[wm460]

Corian as Peter said or resin.

 

[Doug]

Hi Tom,

I know Richard Findley turns wooden shaving brushes & bowls for Thomas Clipper http://www.thomasclipper.com


He finishes them with Treatex hard wax oil which he also sells from his online shop (scroll down the page)

http://www.turnersworkshop.co.uk/woodturnersupplies.html

I saw the late Mark Raby demonstrating Treatex & was incredibly impressed with it, he had vessels filled with different liquids to show how well it stood up in use, here's what he wrote about it on his site http://www.markrabywoodfinishing.co.uk/treetex?___SID=U

 

[Penpal]

Hi Tom,

I know Richard Findley turns wooden shaving brushes & bowls for Thomas Clipper http://www.thomasclipper.com


He finishes them with Treatex hard wax oil which he also sells from his online shop (scroll down the page)

http://www.turnersworkshop.co.uk/woodturnersupplies.html

I saw the late Mark Raby demonstrating Treatex & was incredibly impressed with it, he had vessels filled with different liquids to show how well it stood up in use, here's what he wrote about it on his site http://www.markrabywoodfinishing.co.uk/treetex?___SID=U

Quite a rap sheet Doug and mix.

Peter.