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Despite having enough turning stock to last more than my lifetime, I
continue to harvest. I made an incredible find last weekend. This was the oldest osage I have ever seen, must have been 32" in diameter at the base. But the great news, this thing is covered with burl from top to bottom. So far I have taken off about 500 lbs and am still cutting. Sizes range from baseball size (Christmas ornament size) to a slab I took off tonight that is 16" wide by 32" long and 12"thick at the burl cap. I live in central Illinois and will be selling some of this for $4 a pound. I'll try to get some photos in the next couple of days if you are interested. I have to do a demo at Woodcraft Saturday and have to get ready for that as well. And there is more burl to harvest!!!!! So little time....... |
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