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Found a small piece of spalted log out back and took it to the workshop and this box jumped out. I really don't know what kind of wood it is other than the walnut accents I used.
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Chris,
That is an excellent looking box! I really like the spalting! Could it be birch? Nice work!
Scott.
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That is some way cool spalted wood.I have some stuff laying around my property that I suspect might have some nice spalting. I'm trying to figure out how to cut it up - I got a chainsaw - but no bandsaw
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Tom Sweeney BP
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Spalted Box
Very nice Chris. I love the wood.
Last edited by Bruce Page; 04-20-2003 at 12:13 AM.
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Chris, You have done well>put to a beautiful use a piece of wood that most folks would consider junk. The walnut accents fit the color to a tee.
Keep up the looking in the scrap pile.
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Interesting wood. I have some very very similiar and have been told that it is Hickory. I do know that it is very hard. I have quite a bid that is resting......I'm waiting for it to tell me what it wants to be.
Good work!
Tony
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how bout Poplar?
The Country Toad Workshop Rogersville, Al
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It is just a wild guess -- but it looks like spalted beech to me
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