What types of wood or even brands of strikers have y'all had luck on anodized aluminum?
Snakewood you will here a lot.
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Strip the anodized coating off half of it and then run what you want. Otherwise I've had good luck with black locust (Yingling), spectraply (Sinclair), tulipwood (Lyman) and yellowheart (fowler).
I've got an anodized aluminum pot that likes dymondwood and hickory
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Ipe,tulipwood,and diamondwood
Dymondwood,Jatoba are my two favorites on aluminum
Dymondwood
Dymondwood and osage.
Dymondwood
^^^ All those plus a carbon tip does well.
Anodized is my favorite. And dymondwood for striker
Diamond wood , snakewood and ebony for me
Diamondwood and tulipwood.
Fowler Dymondwood
I like the D-N-D Warhammer straight tip on Aluminum
The flare tip is good as well.
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Can we just go ahead and say a Lyman dymondwood for all surfaces, lol
Quote from: Jgarrett on February 01, 2017, 09:04:05 PM
Can we just go ahead and say a Lyman dymondwood for all surfaces, lol
I'm fine with that comment!!!
Dymondwood, yellowheart, ebony, and last but not least TULIPWOOD.
Matter of fact, but I have yet to find a surface that TULIPWOOD will not run on. It runs everything.
Have ya tried Acrylic? IF you haven't, I highly suggest it. It bites the alum really nice, and makes a nice crisp sound, where woods have a tendency to screech. It also plays wet on alum where woods donot. It also runs very well on copper and glass.
Quote from: mastevt on February 04, 2017, 08:25:21 AM
Have ya tried Acrylic? IF you haven't, I highly suggest it. It bites the alum really nice, and makes a nice crisp sound, where woods have a tendency to screech. It also plays wet on alum where woods donot. It also runs very well on copper and glass.
Who would you recommend for a Acrylic? I would like to try one.
The guy you just quoted. Mastevt
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Lights out agatewood dymondwood for me!!
Scott Ashburn he make acrylic strikers
Hallorans 2 peice green dymondwood sounds really good on all my aluminums. Its a very soild striker.