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Wouldn't it be nice if the heartwood was on
the outside of the branch/trunk? or Wouldn't it be nice if the sapwood were dark and had all the figure and dark grain? I was given a three foot piece of juniper. The hearwood, like cedar, is bright pink to red. Problem is , starting with a 5 to 6 inch diameter raw piece, you're down to 3 - 3 1/2" by the time you get roughed to round. Even if you mount it off center to get the heartwood closer to the outside - on one side at least, you've got to get down in the 1 -1 1/2" range to get to the color. So the wider base area is light colored and the narrow neck has all the pinks and reds. What's your "Woudn't it be nice if ..."? charlie b |
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