BigRob777
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I have a sort of "mini museum" in my office, for unusual or spectacular blanks, or chunks of wood. I found this one a few days ago, at night and didn't see the full extent of its figure. I just thought it was a curly blackwood blank. I've had a few that had a few birdseye clusters in them, but not as unique as this (to me). I put it on my shelf, then took it down to look at it today (I know I'm not the only one who does this), when I discovered how really unique this blank is. I'll paste in the first pic, and see if you can see the figure. I'll post a 2nd pic, that shows the figure in the paper-thin sapwood. It blew my mind.
Have any of you ever seen anything like this in blackwood?
OK, try and guess what type of figure it is. The answer will be in my next post.
Thanks for playing along,
Rob
I had to add the word "figure" in the challenge, as my wife didn't get it. She knows a little about wood, from living with this wood nut.
Have any of you ever seen anything like this in blackwood?
OK, try and guess what type of figure it is. The answer will be in my next post.
Thanks for playing along,
Rob
I had to add the word "figure" in the challenge, as my wife didn't get it. She knows a little about wood, from living with this wood nut.