Thus my response above, subconscious hint you may have seen. Opposite of cattle high.
So if the color is off are we afforded a second guess when you gidgee colors corrected?
What's in the mail?
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On my iPhone screen, it looks very much like ultraviolet- maybe because of artificial lighting (fluorescent?). I demand a “recount” Li’l Mikey (oops wrong thread)………or can I retract my guess………
Yeah, but they make it easy for you to "buy it again".
Well, for some reason, I cannot get the color correct, so not wanting to be unfair (but unkissed!) it is Australian Snakewood that just happens to be curly!
Not in the mail, but in my wildest dreams it will arrive in the mail one day!!!!
I je........jes..........jus.........just........can't imagine!!!
I je........jes..........jus.........just........can't imagine!!!
Did you get our own @Tony one? It would be the perfect size for him and he will need it to work on that big pencil blank he was holding/posing with.
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Not sure on which species so going with Acacia I assume?
That is what I suspect a. Xipholla - not that hard south American stuff.
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Zipolla is a very obscure South American wood rarely seen in this country.
so rare as to be non existant
That's it. Guess, spell check changed it to zipholla. But in more reading - could be another acacia or two. All I got from the supplier was Australian Snakewood.
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i've seen your mastery of the obscure in the english language,
zip holla just seems like you're now messing with us
Zip Holla is little known and only happens in Tennessee. Why you ask? You see, Appalachian English of the Inland South region is derived from either Elizabethan English or Colonial English - there is much debate. Tennessee Appalachian hillbillies can't afford underwear - so when they zip up - they holla!!!
Steady rest and a
mini 4 prong 3/8 drive center.
mini 4 prong 3/8 drive center.
Not too shabby!
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Nice! Did he include instructions what to do with that little pointy piece?