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Help needed obtaining some curly maple.
I want to duplicate the jewelry box pictured he
http://westcreekstudio.com/pages/fre...ing_chest.html This is a birthday gift for my wife. The dimensions are 20" x 15" x 33 1/2" ht. I would like to make it out of curly maple, the more figured, the better. The main problem I seem to be running into is finding one long continuous board to make the case out of. I figure I need either a 8' x 15" x 3/4" board or an 8' x 8" x 4/4 board I could recut down the middle and joint. The thickness of the final project will be 3/8". I have a planner and jointer, so I am somewhat flexible, but I want a flow of grain around the entire case. Any suggestions are more then welcome. Jim |
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Help needed obtaining some curly maple.
Try Curly Woods in Texas (www.curlywoods.com) I recently bought some
beautiful curly cherry from them. After describing my needs over the phone ((866)679-6637), they selected some boards, cut them to the best size that met my requirements while minimizing shipping costs, and followed up to insure I was satisfied. Prices were reasonable, service and delivery outstanding. They ship small quantities, and were great to do business with. Usual disclaimer: No connection, other than satisfied customer, etc. Ron |
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Help needed obtaining some curly maple.
There are a lot of places where you can find this type of wood. Where
are you? robo hippy |
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Help needed obtaining some curly maple.
Oops, just saw your post below this. I'm on the other side of the
country, and you probably have other local sources. robo hippy |
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Help needed obtaining some curly maple.
Yeah, thanks. I thought the original post didn't go through. Sorry
for the repeat. -Jim |
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