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Made a couple boards this week. One is made out of black walnut and was really simple to make. I think the size of the black walnut one is perfect for a couple of filets. The other board is made out of hickory I really payed attention to the grain detail on this one hope you endjoy. I also got to mess around with a new camera so the photos are better than they usually are finally doing the boards a little justice.
-- Zach @ http://www.zlsboardworks.com
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robert triplett
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#1 posted 203 days ago
Great close-up of the end grain. Quite a variety- almost like material in a quilt. nice job on the juice groove too.
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CalgaryGeoff
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#2 posted 203 days ago
Grain patterns are very interesting. I like them.
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#3 posted 203 days ago
Really like the look. Your end grain work is awesome.
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#4 posted 202 days ago
Beautiful work !
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#5 posted 202 days ago
Wow, nice wood, beautiful patterns you made!
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#6 posted 202 days ago
very nice boards, excellent job with the grain on that hickory.
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#7 posted 202 days ago
You hit perfection!
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KennyBuildit
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#8 posted 202 days ago
Purdy, the end grain detail is amazing!
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