Boxes, insect dryers

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Romyald, 20.12.2009 18:24

Boxes for storing insects, gift boxes-frames made of valuable varieties of wood in different colors, including "antique" and dryers (very soft) sliding and stationary in different sizes. 8-916-642-14-90.

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29.12.2009 23:33, borov

I prefer economy class, the box is made of pine (lid and bottom), and the spike is made of beech glued into a sawn or milled groove in the bottom. I used to make a pine spike, but in my case, over time, the pine spike sometimes splits along the fibers. When making boxes from solid wood ( here my preference is beech), beech, oak, ash, then you need professional equipment and sufficient experience working with these breeds, and you will really go broke on milling cutters and disks.
Once I made several boxes from poplar, I've been using them for 5-6 years now - nothing, it will do for myself. As for the birch tree-indeed, only not solid, leads even in the manufacture, even quite dry wood; but from plywood of 10 mm it is very pleasant and quick to make a box, plywood in my practice did not lead, just not very aesthetically pleasing.
All of the above is based on personal experience and may run counter to the opinion of a professional woodworker.
There were thoughts to order sawing from 10 mm laminated chipboard (body), fiberboard on the bottom, covers from the profile can be picked up, they will even be assembled with glass for you of course, I think it will be inexpensive at a certain amount, but heavy ones will turn out.

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30.12.2009 0:13, Macroglossum

then the macroglossum:
a pine tree can really be finished, and even in the forest...

Tip-when excavating a swoop (by a quarter), it is better to use prefabricated milling cutters (on a disk), but to excavate profile 0, put it on a centered drill and embrace it with a diamond skin, but this is not the way out...That's why those who buy boxes count money for the material but not for the equipment? Savdepiya kada kvazdyami on the knee? Pro labor and risk finally do not say ordinary ezhntomologam this lack of time to understand... And how can this box cost 300 wooden ones when one glass of good rolled 40 by 45 with a diamond cut costs 80r And a mat sticker and flax on the formwork? and the varnish? well, what the hell with it, but a jar of 800 ml of one kui goes to 8 boxes..and we still need to look for him..you're doing it like yourself... and then it's unpleasant to get complaints and stupid mumbling like-and I would do it if I were you..

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30.12.2009 7:35, А.Й.Элез

That's why those who buy boxes count money for the material and not for the equipment?.. Pro labor and risk finally do not say ordinary ezhntomologam this lack of time to understand... And as it korobaka can cost 300 wooden... And the mat sticker and flax on the formwork? and the varnish? well, what the hell with it, but a jar of 800 ml of one kui goes to 8 boxes... you're doing it like yourself... and then it's unpleasant to get complaints and stupid mumbling like-and I would do it if I were you..

Have there really been any complaints? I don't believe it. Your "korobaka" and your "oborudzhovanie" have always been "one kui" at an unattainable height. "I don't tell ordinary ectomologists about labor and risk yet... And the mat sticker and flax on the formwork? and the varnish? well, to hell with it, but the bank... " I personally do not know better than your technology for boxes today. So it's a sin for you, a luminary, to complain about the lack of understanding of your loving clients. But if one of them dares to say (horribile dictu!) "I would do it in your place...", then, of course, you just tell me, so we will deal with such impudents in a moment... Is it a joke to say-so many tights, and in the end – "one kui" complaint... The client, who uses the box and the material acquired by the hump, shares it with the leather eater, - yes, "fuck it", but the master, of course, is offended. Yes, we have seen such clients! Let them get used to respect the work of the master, and their costs and labor to respect? yes, "fuck it"! It's much cheaper to go on an expedition once more than that drop of glue, the lack of investment of which opened a gap in the skin-eating larva and ruined the result of weeks or months of field work.

So you put the question of the ingratitude of consumers quite correctly. Maybe someone here can tell me how it is generally accepted for manufacturers of entomological boxes to respond to complaints and other "stupid droning"? "Sensible" droning on? Grave truth like " do you want to live like yourself..."? Or a complaint about work (!), risk (!) and other factors that do not frighten the skin eater much? In a number of other areas, I know how to respond to complaints, but how is it customary to do this in entomological boxes in the world? Or does each manufacturer have their own habits in this regard? And in what ways are users more likely to see the advantages of boxes – in their quality with whatever design and labor is necessary for this, or, on the contrary, in the fact that the boxes are made using the best technology in the world and that the maximum amount of heroic labor and money is spent on their production with whatever quality result? It would be interesting to know the most accepted point of view.

This post was edited by A. J. Elez - 12/30/2009 08: 17

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