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  1. 6th May 2019, 08:57 PM #1
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    Default May Challenge #3 Buckinghamia

    This is a Chrome Work Shop Pencil dressed out in Buckinghamia. This is a thank you for our guild's wood store an who always finds that something different for me. tapatalk_1557136376891.jpg20190506_154959_1557123096350.jpg

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    Hi mate I do like Silky Oak in all its forms and this one is special,good one.

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    Nice pencil mate . And a great thank you gift .
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    A lovely display of the medullary rays bdar, beautifully made and displayed. Its what makes these woods and family special.

    Makes me think about "themes" (thanks Gab)... How about the theme of Silky Oak Wood? Making a display / collection of them showing Buckinghamia and other Silky Oaks? Better still, would be a display based on Genera eg Grevillea, Hakea etc to display differences in colour and fine differences in figure.

    Ensuring true wood identity would be important otherwise its 'just wood' - true identity/source is a vital attribute wood.
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