hornet impress

Mahogany perhaps.

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sorry mahogany definitely not the wood is near to teak

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I am really not sure but I would call it “beautiful” wood if anyone asked me. You did a very nice job on this.

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thank you so much I just really looking about the wood because the dark one is wenge but my customer ask me for more pieces and that my trouble now. thanks again your compliment

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Very cool technique & design!

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English Walnut?

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Looks very cool good job.

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I’m not sure but some of it looks like Cherry and yet some of it reminds me of African Walnut??? When in doubt just tell someone if they ask that it’s an old piece of Beech hahaha. Just a side note, I have an old piece of Sapele that looks just like that but I doubt that’s what it is. Fantastic job by the way!!
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love the shape of the handle!

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At first glance I thought ‘hey lookee here, I like the lines.’ and then I zoomed in, wow! the detail is gorgeous! The fit looks comfortable. My favorite is the overall look, quite detailed, yet subtle at the same time. Quality piece.

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this is an awesome handle design.. really like it.. don’t have a clue what kinda wood… lol

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glue is important I used polyurethane quick set glue

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I believe it’s можжевельник, or in english-juniper

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The pepper smell is what reminded me of this wood….it is from S. Africa…they truly do call it sneezewood. I had a few pieces given to me to turn into bowls and what I remember the most was the smell. The color is also similar to whay you show above….and the tight grain. You can do an internet search on this….it is actually used alot in Africa and the trees are harvested for lumber.

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thanks i will check the wood by internet

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