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All right, I've had enough of lamnated stock...
Hello all,
Well, perhaps I haven't had *quite* enough of laminated kiln-dried stock, but I would like to try out turning a burl or two. I did a google search on finding some, and got about a billion hits. Anyone have a good suggestion for finding some decent turning blanks online from a reputable supplier? Preferably, I'd like to find Maple or Western Red Cedar burl, but anything nice will do for now. I don't need any giant hunks of the stuff- approx. 4"x4"x6-9" would be superb. I'd like to say price is no object, but I'm closing on a new house in a couple of weeks, so it really is an issue right now. I'd say I've got $30 or $40 plus s&h that I could scrounge up for the right hunk of wood. I'm not so sure that I've got the confidence to try turning wet quite yet (I'd hate to have an expensive blank ruined due to lack of experience) but I might try it out if I can find a good faq on the subject. Any good advice and/or links on the subject? Thanks! Aut inveniam viam aut faciam |
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