Tonight's offering.

[Bill Jobe]

Notice I haven't signed it yet.
Anyone know the wood?

[daryl moses]

I'd guess Osage Orange?

[Don McClure]

My vote goes for Osage Orange....

[Prashun Patel]

+1 for Osage Orange.

[carl mesaros]

Osage orange or possibly Mulberry.

[Leo Van Der Loo]

It can be either Mulberry or Osage Orange, they are related BTW.

If you have still some of the shavings you can find out if it is Mulberry or Osage Orange.

Just put some of the shavings in water and let sit overnight, if the water turns really Yellow you have Osage Orange.

[William Bachtel]

O.Sage. Nice color.

[Bill Jobe]

Yes, OO. I made up a batch of OO tea a while back thing that if I wet the finished piece several times maybe I could cheet the browning process for a little while. What I ended up with was a bowl that looked green to me. But I'm colorblind so what do I know.

Did I spell cheet right? My spellcheck app did not like the way I spelled it but offered no suggestions.

[Leo Van Der Loo]

Yes, OO. I made up a batch of OO tea a while back thing that if I wet the finished piece several times maybe I could cheet the browning process for a little while. What I ended up with was a bowl that looked green to me. But I'm colorblind so what do I know.

Did I spell cheet right? My spellcheck app did not like the way I spelled it but offered no suggestions.

That would be cheat no doubt, but we knew already what you meant ;)

[Wes Ramsey]

Looks like mulberry or maybe Osage orange to me.