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Humongous
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The holes are a dead give away for Ambrosia Maple.
PatrickR
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Maple no doubt.
I love digging trough the cut offs at Rockler. It's like a treasure hunt. Normally I don't find much but every once in awhile I find a gem. I think the best thing Ive found is a couple pieces of figured Pink Ivory.
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I love digging trough the cut offs at Rockler. It's like a treasure hunt. Normally I don't find much but every once in awhile I find a gem. I think the best thing Ive found is a couple pieces of figured Pink Ivory.
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wolf creek knives
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You guys suck...just kidding, really. We don't have any real "wood working stores" where I live. When I was working and traveled all over the U.S. I looked for stores like Cabelas, Bass pro shop and any of the name brand wood working stores. I'd shop and send it home. Moved to Montana and really nothing like that at all. There is a Tandy Leather in Billings, but that's just about it. Man I sure miss places like, brick and mortar, Rockler and Woodcraft stores. Might force me to leave Montana...but probably not. I really envy you!
Hey, I lived in NYC...we had nothing and no view unless you like concrete. In GA, i have all of the stores of the catalogues I received. I never knew there was Bass Pro, Duluth Trading Co, etc. I thought they were mail order only. I was 44 before I knew what Crackerbarrel was. I used to see the signs on 95. I thought they were gas stations/truck stops. We didn't even have DQ. You do have some great views in Montana though. A good friend of mine just bought a place there. Funny 
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