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Brad Goodman
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I thought this wood was worth posting!!





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Great gourds, that looks like a washboard!

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John Mayes
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wow that is beautiful stuff. I had a Lot of sets that were like that or better. I
decided not to use them as they were not stiff at all along the grain, but that
is not to say yours are not as I've used curly redwood in the past with
success. Awesome looking stuff you got there Brad!

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Serge Poirier
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Scorching Hot! woooooo Baby
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That stuff looks just like my stomach.

Well, ok, not really.

It does look nice tho.

No, not my stomach, the zoot.


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Looks great!

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Looks just like the first thing one sees upon waking in the morning face down in the red sandy deserts of Western Australia after a hard night on the turps with the boys...just maybe the carrot is missing tis all.

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Billy T
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Send it to me!

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Brad, there's obviously too many big bumps in that wood to use it. You'll never get that stuff to sit flat!
Sure is cool looking though!

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Wow thats amazing. Looks kinda like water.
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I think you need to adjust your surface planer a bit; there seems to be a bit of snipe going on.



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Very nice indeed!
Where are the best places to get that stuff?
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Beauty!

I finally tracked down a Redwood supplier that had what I needed.



All old growth. All very nicely quartersawn and clear. Now if I only had time to slice it up.

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Rich,

That is just plain Cool....I mean Drool......I mean Cruel to go post'in a picture like that, have you no mercy?

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Serge Poirier
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Rich or Paddy? WOOOO HOOO HOOOOO now that is whut i call a nice pile!


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Chris, I am just happy to have finally found what I was after. I have been looking for just the right stuff for a while(not easy to find). Now I have to work on the good Sitka, and Port Orford stash.

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Some of those are for me, though. Must find somewhere to put it....
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