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juniper

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594 days ago

Soooo… I have the pleasure of not only living on Oregon,But also have juniper access in Oregon.

I plan on getting ahold of some and seeing what I can do with it.

WOOD like to make a lamp or something .

I only have a general idea on how to approach the project, and am interested in any books or tutorials on stripping and working with this wood.

If anyone knows of a good book selection or wood simply like to chime in and dialogue that wood be great.

I wood like to know if the wood I choose must be aged, I also am curious to know if the randomness of the patterns is common on most all of the tree.

Thanks




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juniperguy

15 posts in 1536 days


#1 posted 423 days ago

I have quite a bit of information on my website about juniper wood. www.juniperguy.com

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Nomad62

567 posts in 1125 days


#2 posted 423 days ago

I think most of your answers will be found between your ears. Woodworking with such wood is imagination oriented, and your products will excel with imaginative progression (dang, my fingers are sore from typing fancy words). Get whatever wood you can (legally, of course) and figure out what you can make out of it. Juniperguy has a great knack for it. Best of luck!

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