Members - I thought I would try again to make a cover for a steel insert for a travel mug.
Looking for a 4x4x10 piece of interesting wood. Got anything good?
John
Looking for a 4x4x10 piece of interesting wood. Got anything good?
John
Wood with good grain or burl
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Here’s one you might like, 4 x 4 x 13“ nom dry curly maple $35 delivered.
Thanks for the tag but I've sold all the 16/4 stock I had.
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SOLD send your Paypal info.
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John, just a heads up - you don't need a 10" long block to use with one of those stainless steel mug inserts. I've done a number of them and usually use 7 1/2" to 8" to start, but 7" is even possible if you're being careful.
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I agree, just adding a little for good luck.
I could get you some extremely high figured curly if your still wanting more
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There is a chance I could get some quilted or
I’m sure. I can always come up with something I’ll go poke around at a few trees this evening And see what I can come up with. Would you be interested in some very dense spalting if not I might be able to get some quilted. The quilted was a recent find so not sure how much or how good it is
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Spalting is good!
Payment received, thanks John.
Ok I have some spalted I’ll have to cut a piece out to see how good it is. It may need to be stabilized. I could also get you some maple burl. I don’t currently have anything large enough dry but burl wouldn’t be a problem at all
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OK Let me know what you come up with. No Hurry!
I can definitely get the spalted maple I have a few pieces large enough of spalted curly the maple Burl getting a large enough inclusion free piece has been a challenge. The burl I’m currently working on isn’t cooperating. I just came across a pretty large Madrone burl as well so I’ll be getting that over the next few days. I have to dig it up and I don’t have the luxury of large equipment so it’s axe shovel and chainsaw for this one. It’s around 3 1/2 feet wide so
Will definitely take a few days for me to be able to get it up
I’ve got a couple large burl slabs I could do 4x4x10 for $65. I’d cut it a little oversized to account for shrinkage
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Justin
What kind of wood is it? Is it dry?
John
What kind of wood is it? Is it dry?
John
Maple Burl it is not dry was just harvested about a week ago