| Project by TreeBones | posted 109 days ago | 561 views | 0 times favorited | 20 comments | ![]() |
You can see the graft between the Black Walnut and English Walnut making this a one of a kind piece. 3-1/8” thick and 4 feet long it stands 16” tall with Watco natural oil finish. I guess this falls under the title of live edge rustic coffee table. Pocket holes, screws and glue are all hidden underneath out of view. I am hoping to find a musician who will appreciate this one and compensate me appropriately. This slab was salvaged from an orchard that I posted about earlier. This was a fun project and definitely a conversation piece.
-- Ron, Twain Harte, Ca. Portable on site Sawmill Service http://westcoastlands.net/Sawmill.html http://westcoastlands.net/SawBucks2/phpBB3
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20 comments so far
DannyBoy
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posted 109 days ago
Nice.
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RobS
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posted 109 days ago
Very Cool Ron. I like your unique front leg technique. Thanks for sharing.
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Bigbuck
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posted 109 days ago
Very nice
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HokieMojo
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posted 109 days ago
grafted while the trees were still alive? If so, that would be the first woodworking piece like it that I’ve ever heard of. very interesting!
SawDustnSplinters
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posted 109 days ago
Very nice looking piece Ron….I could see that in one of those fancy sound rooms at the guitar store where you can try out the high dollar guitars…or some music star’s house :) I used to do alot of grafting of native pecan root stock with all the different pecan varieties. I remember seeing a tree that was supposedly said the landowner was grafted between Walnut and Pecan, man I would like to see the wood inside that tree….
Good Job…
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TreeBones
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posted 109 days ago
This tree came from an orchard where all the trees were grafted before planting.
-- Ron, Twain Harte, Ca. Portable on site Sawmill Service http://westcoastlands.net/Sawmill.html http://westcoastlands.net/SawBucks2/phpBB3
thetimberkid
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posted 109 days ago
Great job!
Thanks for the post
Callum
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YorkshireStewart
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posted 109 days ago
Marvellous piece from a fascinating chunk of tree.
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TomK
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posted 109 days ago
That’s a unique slab. Very cool!
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socalwood
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posted 109 days ago
very nice! i hope the bark stays put for you.
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brianinpa
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posted 109 days ago
3 1/8” thick and 4 ft long? Wow it’s a beauty and I bet it’s a beast to move around. More of a beauty though. Great build.
-- Brian, Lebanon PA, If you aren’t having fun doing it, find something else to do.
SteveKorz
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posted 109 days ago
Sweeeet… nice job
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trifern
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posted 109 days ago
Great looking piece Ron. Thanks for sharing.
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Dusty56
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posted 109 days ago
another one of a kind beauty , my friend : ) You found a great use for it too !
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suliman
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posted 108 days ago
Very nice
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TedM
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posted 108 days ago
Beautiful piece! Interesting wood. I can now see woodworkers out in their yards grafting different trees for future projects! :)
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rikkor
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posted 108 days ago
I can now see young woodworkers out in their yards grafting different trees for future projects! :)
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Grumpy
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posted 108 days ago
That is some piece of wood.
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jeanmarc
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posted 106 days ago
Very nice looking piece.nice job
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mmh
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posted 39 days ago
This could be your guide to finishing the walnut burl table. I would like to see you keep the live edge consistant through out the piece, or at least not have any right angles (cut lumber stock) so that the rustic, natural lines flow. Your thoughts?
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