UKpenmaker
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strangler fig
Classic Nib Wood ID Contest DAY 6
- Thread starter Bob Wemm
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philb
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Weeping Fig / Benjamins Fig, Ficus benjamina
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UKpenmaker
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sandpaper fig
PaulDoug
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Ahhh! The Penguin types faster than me!
The Penguin
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Black fig
Traguh
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Forest maple
kronewi
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Ficus?
Bob Wemm
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Still so close.
It is native to ONLY Queensland Australia.
Bob.
It is native to ONLY Queensland Australia.
Bob.
The Penguin
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Ficus microcarpa
UKpenmaker
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small fruited fig
philb
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Cathedral Fig?
philb
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Curtain Fig
UKpenmaker
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nipple fig
Bob Wemm
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We have a winner.
Congratulations to The Penguin. Ficus microcarpa, var hillii, commonly known as Hill's Fig.
Thanks to Classic Nib for the Slate thermometer Prize.
Bob.
Congratulations to The Penguin. Ficus microcarpa, var hillii, commonly known as Hill's Fig.
Thanks to Classic Nib for the Slate thermometer Prize.
Bob.
The Penguin
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Hills weeping fig
Traguh
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Hills weeping fig
philb
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Eventually!! Never knew so many Figs!!!
WHSKYrvr1
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Sandpaper Fig
Traguh
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Beat me to it also! Congrats! That was tough one
UKpenmaker
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Congrats Shawn.
You sure made us work for that one Bob. :biggrin:
You sure made us work for that one Bob. :biggrin:
The Penguin
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wow - that was work!
Bob Wemm
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Congratulations to you all, yes that was a tough one.
Watch out at 6pm EST for the next one. It wont be so hard.
Bob.
Watch out at 6pm EST for the next one. It wont be so hard.
Bob.
The Penguin
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I'll have a guess ready!
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Dee-Dee
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Shawn congratulations, now if only it was also a humidity indicator also for Houston. LOL
The Penguin
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Don't need one...it's always humid.
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Chrisjan
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Is that fig wood actually hard enough to turn without being stabilized? I tried some of our local South African Figs - I mean I stay 4 km away from the Wonderboom or Wonder/Miracle tree - but all our ficus species have very soft wood... couldn't get anything done with it...
Bob Wemm
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Hi Chrisjan,
I don't know about green but this was quite hard and very aggressive on the tool.
I just love the grain.
Bob.
OKLAHOMAN
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:biggrin::wink::biggrin:Shawn, next years prize just might be a humidity gage and if you win we'll just set it at 100% for you.:biggrin::biggrin::wink: