Fe-Wood

Hi all-
I've been teaching myself how to spin copper with the help of Terry Tynan's DVDs. I have just spun a few bowls in copper and would like to apply food grade tinning to them. I have searched all over the net for supplies and info on this elusive art form. I have found one YouTube clip and very scant written directions... Does anyone out there in net land have sources and info for tinning supplies and techniques?
Many thanks for any and all help!!!
Peter

Fe-Wood comes from the name of my business, IronWood. IronWood is ALWAYS used, so I turned to the elemental name FE for iron. I came up with the business name because I have been working wood and iron as long as I can remember.
Peter, almost as common as John...

Hi All-
I am returning to the art of blacksmithing after about 15 yrs. I started in collage while obtaining a fine arts degree. Now, I have built a shop and started the process of building up the tooling. I have built a tunnel furnace about 2 feet long and am in the process of rebuilding a 100# little giant. I am interested in tools of all sorts, collect like crazy... When finished ( Ha, never finished) my goal is to be able to work wood, iron and bronze. At some point in the near future, I will be building a furnace for a #10 crucible so I can pour bronze. I live in the sierra foothills.