Nolan
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How would you cut this Manzanita root up? A, B, or C (c is something else).
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How would you cut this??
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Dario
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Nolan,
It will depend on what you will use it for. That piece should yield you a few nice end-grain bowl blanks (cut A) or a nice sized vase or lamp shade blank (cut A). If you want to get pen blanks then it will A & B.
Set up an eBay store and sell the roots as pet accessory. They are good for reptile cages/aquariums and also bird perches especially for parrots. Small manzanita branches also sell well [
] as bird perch and for ikebana (Japanese floral arrangement I think). Just note that with those...it can get tricky to pack so make sure you consider that before selling.
It will depend on what you will use it for. That piece should yield you a few nice end-grain bowl blanks (cut A) or a nice sized vase or lamp shade blank (cut A). If you want to get pen blanks then it will A & B.
Set up an eBay store and sell the roots as pet accessory. They are good for reptile cages/aquariums and also bird perches especially for parrots. Small manzanita branches also sell well [
] as bird perch and for ikebana (Japanese floral arrangement I think). Just note that with those...it can get tricky to pack so make sure you consider that before selling.fuzzydog
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Nolan,
I would not limit myself to A or B. Dario is right it depends on what you want to get out of it but try thinking outside the box for a few minutes. I currently have a Manzanita root burl to cut for a neighbor and he wants clock faces from it (the rest I get for pens etc
we think that a diagonal cut will yield the best results. Stop look and bonder than go for it.
David
Juneau, Alaska
I would not limit myself to A or B. Dario is right it depends on what you want to get out of it but try thinking outside the box for a few minutes. I currently have a Manzanita root burl to cut for a neighbor and he wants clock faces from it (the rest I get for pens etc
we think that a diagonal cut will yield the best results. Stop look and bonder than go for it.David
Juneau, Alaska
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