Twisty Juniper wood

I wouldn’t even know where to start.. very awesome pieces of wood you got there

-- Dan, Rochester, NY

Thanks for your comments Dan. I think I’m very fortunate that the wood does most of the work for me just by the way it looks after the bark is removed. The federal gov’t pays the ranchers to have them removed because they are considered an invasive species. So, all I have to do is get permission from them to remove them too. Unfortunately, only about 1% or less have the kind of character in the photo.

You have a nice web site with lots of good info about juniper wood Bruce. Look for my email. Thanks….............

-- mike...............

Yeah, I got your email Dan and replied to it. Thank-you, Bruce.

Sorry about that, I meant Mike, see above.

Well Mike, I hope you enjoy that box of juniper wood I sent you a couple of days ago.

I’m working on other types of things right now but I’ll sure keep that wood in mind. The types of projects that you have made with it look very interesting. BTW, you have a very nice web site.

helluvawreck aka Charles
http://woodworkingexpo.wordpress.com

-- If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music which he hears, however measured or far away. Henry David Thoreau

Thank-you for the compliments Charles. I looked at your photos, that’s quite a selection of tools you have. How long did it take for you to accumulate them?

I bet it took a long time.

That is a nice website you have there. That wood looks like fun to work with.

-- We the willing. http://www.woodanddreams.com

Thanks for your comments Joey. I looked at your website, you do good work!

Hey Joey, how long have you been woodworking?

By all the tools you have it looks like a long time.

If anybody has any questions about juniper wood please ask, I will be glad to help. www.juniperguy.com