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23rd March 2015, 11:45 AM #1
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How Lacey can WA jarrah be? Here the answer
I'd worked with loads and loads of jarrah. Normally when i found something extraordinary I'll hand pick them and use them for smaller projects. This is just some of the extremely Lacey WA. Not many of them out there
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23rd March 2015, 12:10 PM #2
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Nice timber, would personally refer to it as curly or fiddleback.
The middle piece is sheoak though.
Had a load of this a while back and made a bookcase with it and still have a few small bits left.
Originally Posted by Jovian
I'd worked with loads and loads of jarrah. Normally when i found something extraordinary I'll hand pick them and use them for smaller projects. This is just some of the extremely Lacey WA. Not many of them out there
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24th March 2015, 11:47 AM #3
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Jovian...absolutely stunning timber,thanks for sharing...MM Originally Posted by Jovian
I'd worked with loads and loads of jarrah. Normally when i found something extraordinary I'll hand pick them and use them for smaller projects. This is just some of the extremely Lacey WA. Not many of them out there
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