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Karri burl
Finial is threaded into collar.- possumkiller
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Candle Holder - View6
Better view of leg- SgtSnafu
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- african candle holder mahogany walnut
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Here is a candle holder of my own design that I made as a wedding gift. It is African Mahogany, and Walnut. I finished it with several coats of Lacquer.- SgtSnafu
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African Blackwood rings
How I do them:gar-Bi I am not rich enough to buy sticks of African Blackwood, but I was able to buy a bunch of cut off's by the pound, not good for too much but great for making thin rings. first I cut them into strips about 3/8" thick Then cut segments from them. and sand one side...- erasmussen
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Prep for African Blackwood for turning?
I've just purchased a 1x1x12-inch African Blackwood blank from Woodcraft, for my Northumbrian bagpipe project. I will be using a 7 inch long piece, and am wondering about preparation. Since there's no way to know what the condition is in regard to seasoning, one thing I wonder is whether I...- johnpipe108
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African Padauk
I have been using A Padauk on a few projects recently and I like using a mix of Tung/Blo mix. The African Paduak seems to take forever to dry. Any suggestions out there or is that normal because of the makeup of the wood. It also takes wipe-on Poly longer to dry....stays tacky... -
Wine Cellar - African Mahogany
5/4 Ribbon African Mahogany -- rough and milled to 3/4" (boards were 14' long by 8 - 8-1/2" wide at $4.75/BF)- McRabbet
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Wine Cellar - African Mahogany Glue-ups
African Mahogany glued up for the center-back and tabletop sections.- McRabbet
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