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PostPosted: Sat Mar 18, 2006 10:44 am 
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Today my son and I went to my supplier to pick up some more Cuban mahogany boards to cut sets from.
This is the trailer full of the stuff.
It has been sitting here since 1990 when it was shipped up from St. Croix













Here is a bed made from Cuban mahogany built by my supplier.





This is the bookmatched solid crotch headboard.

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Wow! I want that bed!

Looks like I'm gonna have to save for some of that wood. It really is beautiful...

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Ayayayayay, Nice!


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Thar's GOLD in them thar crates!


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Man, That headboard is incredible!!

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Wonderful stash of wood, Brad. I bet there's lots of surprises lurking in there!


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Leave the bed in that trailer, i also want to rent this trailer as it is ok?


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Oh my! Looks like I better check out your web site before Colin gets it all.

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Mmmm.....nice! I wish I had more money right now, and that I had space for even a single set of back and sides (I've got a bit of space for tops left, but that's reserved) because that's mighty tempting!

Also, am I the only one who sees fine cabinetry and just thinks 'what a waste! Think of all the guitars that could have been turned into!'? No? Just me?


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Ya know yer not alone Mattia, remember the quatersawn carrot thread ?


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I just saw tons of "Cuban" mahogany in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic.   It grows there on the island of Hispaniola, too.   Rich chocolate brown, very dense, and a beautiful chatoyance to it.   I'll be going back down there and I'll check out getting quartersawn sets and neck blanks.


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