I can’t remember exactly what kind of wood this was. It has a spicy smell to it when turning and sanding, -- Earth first, we'll drill the rest of the planets later. Vern
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5 comments so far
Kindlingmaker
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#1 posted 1211 days ago
Sure puts on a nice shine!
-- Never board, always knotty, lots of growth rings
Splinterman
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#2 posted 1211 days ago
Hey Vern,
Great colour and grain pattern…nice job.
Bill Davis
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#3 posted 1211 days ago
It’s a beautiful wood!
richgreer
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#4 posted 1211 days ago
Very nice.
I can’t be certain, but this could be Narra. As an FYI, the wood we all know of as Amboyna Burl is actually burl wood from the Narra tree. This wood looks like it could be a non-burl version of Amboyna Burl.
-- Rich, Cedar Rapids, IA - I'm a woodworker. I don't create beauty, I reveal it.
routahgirl
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#5 posted 661 days ago
How did you finish it?
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