Must be a burl bug!
Must be a burl bug!
Hopefully the bug tempts me to sell some lolMust be a burl bug!
Wow: I wonder who won the bug race!I love the bug race tracks on this piece. Douglas fir burl.
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Humidity, and possibly a wood peckerWow: I wonder who won the bug race!![]()


Congrats! At the price of plywood, that is a great deal!Not exactly wood in regular form, but the house next door to me is being renovated.
The guys working there were going to throw out a 1/2 of 1/2" plywood, & a 1/2 sheet of 3/4" plywood.
I hate to see it go to waste, so I asked for it & they gave it to me for free.
If it's free, it's me.![]()
Yeah, never pass up free plywood as long as it's relatively flat and not all beat up. So many uses.Congrats! At the price of plywood, that is a great deal!
Great find! What a bonanza! Always have to be mindful of critters!One man’s trash is another man’s, “oh, heck yeah!”. I found this pile of driftwood dumped in the countryside near my home and thought it looked like great firewood. Unfortunately, the first day I saw it, there was already a resident cobra, so I decided to wait a bit to get it. I loaded some up , took it into my land and began splitting pieces. Right away found out a lot of it was Hinoki cypress. Then split this larger piece and BAM! the whole center was red. Nice piece of Coffinwood it turns out.
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They are everywhere where I live. I usually get a handful in my house each year that my dogs will kill. This little one had his head poking out upside down from the wood pile. I thought it was a beetle at first and got closer to see what I was looking at. They are fine if you leave them alone. It’s more just not stepping on them or accidentally touching them.Beautiful find! But I want to know more about the cobra.