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michelletwo
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#1 posted 512 days ago
love the looks ..the wood orientation makes these! happy holidays to you too!
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smitty22
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#2 posted 512 days ago
Wonderful effect! what wood and finish did you use?
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WTTN16
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#3 posted 512 days ago
Looks Great!! I like the way the wood popped when it was finished.
-- Aaron, Wisconsin (1 John 1:9)
WVTODD
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#4 posted 512 days ago
Love the look of that wood, what kind is it.
Jorge Velez
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#5 posted 512 days ago
I love the effect of the wood, what type is it?
-- Jorge Velez, Guadalajara, Mexico.
Betsy
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#6 posted 512 days ago
That is absolutely gorgeous! The grain texture is amazing.
Thanks for sharing.
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Don Carrier
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#7 posted 512 days ago
good job!
-- Don
BullVictory
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#8 posted 512 days ago
nice wood selection, what type, guessing spalted hard maple ?
Eric_S
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#9 posted 512 days ago
Wow that grain is beautiful, excellent choice! Great job!
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Snookie
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#10 posted 512 days ago
Same as the others…...Beautiful wood! What type is it?
-- Snookie, Jasper,GA
thatlabguy
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#11 posted 512 days ago
I agree with everyone else but, what kind of wood did you use????
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ken_c
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#12 posted 512 days ago
I gotta know too!!!! What wood is that, spalted something. That is nothing less than complete awesome!!!!!!!
waho6o9
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#13 posted 511 days ago
Thank you for your kind words. The wood is Black Limba and was purchased on Ebay at a store called
ExoticWoods. I think they’re in TN, and they are very nice and knowledgeable people with an awesome collection of lumber.
Thanks again and enjoy the holidays.
Jim Jakosh
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#14 posted 511 days ago
Outta sight cool!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
-- Jim Jakosh.....Practical Wood Products...........Learn something new every day!!
woodmuse
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#15 posted 511 days ago
Very nice looking boards..!!..the orientation certainly makes for an outstanding look..!..
Must admit I have never heard of the black limba type wood…will have to check it out for sure, curious if that is spalting or just the natural look of the wood..??!!
-- Today's mighty oak is just yesterdays nut that held its ground.
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