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Grapefruit wood?
This wood is beautiful! I wonder what it's like to work with? http://www.ebsqart.com/ArtOfTheDay/c...rtOfTheDay.htm FoggyTown |
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Grapefruit wood?
FoggyTown wrote:
This wood is beautiful! I wonder what it's like to work with? http://www.ebsqart.com/ArtOfTheDay/c...rtOfTheDay.htm FoggyTown Looks like spalted box elder. Without the red streak. |
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Grapefruit wood?
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: This wood is beautiful! I wonder what it's like to work with? : http://www.ebsqart.com/ArtOfTheDay/c...rtOfTheDay.htm : FoggyTown In general, citrus woods are quite hard and have quite even grain and little figure; nice for tool handles but bland looking. The spalting makes a huge difference. -- Andy Barss |
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