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This board will be used in a hunting camp. It is 32 inches long x 8 1/2 inches x three inches thick and uses 1/4 pegs. It is a box type with the card and peg storage in the bottom. The customer plans to use bullets for pegs. It has been a real eye grabber at my markets.
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TomFran
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posted 409 days ago
Very nice board!
What kind of wood is that?
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MsDebbieP
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posted 409 days ago
it looks great. I can see why they get lots of attention. Love the storage area!
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Splinters
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posted 409 days ago
Tks…the wood is a pine type, Blue board is given its distintive color by certain dark-colored microscopic fungi which causes a bluish or grayish discoloration in the sapwood of the tree.
However, not all blue stains are blue. Common stain shades can be blue to bluish black or gray to brown. Sometimes, the stain coloration in lumber may appear as red, yellow, orange, or purple.”
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jockmike2
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posted 409 days ago
Nice looking crib board, I don’t know about the bullets for pegs, we used to get pretty crazy in deer camp though. jockmike.
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jembo
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posted 408 days ago
Very nice board, love the wood.
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