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A box i built from cutoffs from some knotty oak lumber i have. I really like the knotty oak. it came from a tree that had fallen in a forest near by.. The lumber has some spalt and worm holes , it makes beautiful rustic pieces.
-- Mike, Bruce Mississippi = Jack of many trades master of none
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JoeyG
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#1 posted 546 days ago
I am not a fan of oak, but that is one great box. I love the worm holes
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Lee A. Jesberger
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#2 posted 546 days ago
Cool.
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griff
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#3 posted 546 days ago
Thanks JoeyG, most of the pieces iv e seen in the past the worm holes was hand made . The worm holes add character to the wood .
-- Mike, Bruce Mississippi = Jack of many trades master of none
Monty Queen
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#4 posted 546 days ago
Griff, nice job i love the rustic look. I see it been a while since your last project. I have not done anything in a while due to sinusitis and bronchitis. I am better now i might start working on something soon. Great job on that box again.
-- Monty Q, Columbia, South Carolina.
vipond33
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#5 posted 546 days ago
What a dramatic lid! Hope you’ve got more of this cause I could see a beautiful pair of matching cabinet doors in your future work.
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griff
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#6 posted 546 days ago
Thanks Fellas for your remarks.
Qmoney I do hope you get to feeling better soon and you can get back to building I really like looking at your work. vipond33 I do have quite a bit of this knotty oak left. I have started building my living room furniture out of if so there may be some doors made out if it .
Thanks again..
-- Mike, Bruce Mississippi = Jack of many trades master of none
doncutlip
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#7 posted 546 days ago
Very solid looking and I like the style
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gfadvm
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#8 posted 545 days ago
I’ve never been a big fan of oak but this is beautiful! What kind of oak is this? I have seen some blackjack that looks somewhat similar.
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griff
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#9 posted 545 days ago
Thanks gfadvm, This is white oak. it came from a tree that had fell/ died in the woods. it was sorta quarter sawed and sorta riff sawed. it had started to spalt process on the outer edges of the log. I never noticed the knots in the lumber when we were sawing it but it is full of knots. When i planed it the knots really shined.
-- Mike, Bruce Mississippi = Jack of many trades master of none
gfadvm
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#10 posted 545 days ago
Thanks Mike. I’m always on the lookout for unusual manifestations of a relatively common wood. I recently found some spalted white oak but it didn’t have the wild grain yours has.
-- " I'll try to be nicer, if you'll try to be smarter" gfadvm
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