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  1. 06-07-2006, 1:36 PM #1
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    John Hart buckeye and a spalted pecan

    Although I am not too fond of the form of either of these, I enjoyed turning them. The buckeye was green, so I enjoyed long wet curlies..... The pecan was iron hard and dust dry, but I enjoyed seeing the different patterns emerge with each cut......thanks for looking.....doug.......I forgot to thank John for the buckeye.....thanks again John


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    Doug those are some nice pieces. Good choice of woods. Great work.
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    Very pretty pieces, Doug!
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    Great job Doug. Those are some beautiful pieces.
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    Doug very nice, those last two remind me of polished Buckeyes fallen from the tree.
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  7. 06-07-2006, 8:42 PM #6
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    Great stuff! I like both, really like that buckeye!

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  8. 06-07-2006, 10:21 PM #7
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    Nice work Doug. That spalted pecan is pretty wood.

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  9. 06-08-2006, 12:38 AM #8
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    Really nice work Doug! That spalted pecan is something and the buckeye is great.
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    I like them!
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