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Questions about a piece of crotch willow...
I found a freshly cut willow crotch. It is about 2' long. The single end
is about 18" diameter, the double ends about 12" each. A picture of it is at http://www.frontiernet.net/~toller/willow.jpg I have some questions. 1) Is this even worthwhile; is willow worth turning? 2) If so, what would my goal be, in terms of a turning block. How would I cut it for best use 3) Lifting it into the trunk I strained my back, so I won't be doing anything with it very soon. I have coated the three exposed ends. Is that adequate, or should I do something else? (If willow isn't worth turning, I suppose I should toss it...) If necessary, I can get my son to cut it up, but he won't be happy about it. Thanks |
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