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    Here's a few stumps that will be milled soon...Bloodwood and Brazilian Ironwood...a lot of work getting them clean hoping they cut up sweet...MM
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    Nice !


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    The last photograph looks very interesting.

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    Brazillian ironwood- caesalpinea ferria- (excuse the spelling!) also known as leopard tree or in Brazil as pau ferro
    meaning, surprise surprise ironwood!

    Sapwood is extremely susceptible to borers.

    Heartwood is densely packed fine grain and very dark but with some colour through it. Turns well with sharp tools and finishes beautifully, just like some of our eucs..

    Good score MM. Look forward to the pics.

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    Thanks Artme, I was about to ask what is a Brazillian Ironwood, I do know he Leopard Tree as I scored a huge one late last year.

    Keep the photos coming Mapleman should be interesting
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    First cab off the rank...MM
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    Nice Bloodwood!! That last photo shows promise!!

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    MM, are you back at it?

    What are you using to cut up these stumps? An Alaskan mill?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Evanism View Post
    MM, are you back at it?

    What are you using to cut up these stumps? An Alaskan mill?
    Hi Evanism..yes I'm back at it and still operating a Lucas...here's a sample of todays effort,some lovely 'Birds-eye' clusters in á few of them.The species is Forest Red Gum I think but I am not certain..MM
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    Oh man, this is great news. I asked about the Alaskan because of the smaller sizes and I knew your back was a bit in need of "rest". I regret not having come up for a few weeks and gained a few splinters under your tutelage.

    You (were) are (now) one of my favourite suppliers (if this made sense!). I have some fabulous stuff here, but it was depleting!

    This is glorious.

    All we need to do now is work out an economical way to delivery a bulk load to Canberra for myself and my 7 lads (we are a wood gang!) and we can do constant deals! Let me have another chat with my couriers.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Evanism View Post
    Oh man, this is great news. I asked about the Alaskan because of the smaller sizes and I knew your back was a bit in need of "rest". I regret not having come up for a few weeks and gained a few splinters under your tutelage.

    You (were) are (now) one of my favourite suppliers (if this made sense!). I have some fabulous stuff here, but it was depleting!

    This is glorious.

    All we need to do now is work out an economical way to delivery a bulk load to Canberra for myself and my 7 lads (we are a wood gang!) and we can do constant deals! Let me have another chat with my couriers.

    ev-o-saurus!
    Roarrrr!!
    The prettiest wood is under the ground Evan...did a Jacaranda and Bloodwood today as well...those pics tomorrow ...glad you like ém mate...MM
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    I ave zis to say about zat forest red gum "oo la la!!"

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    Stunning colour and grain in this 'Stump' slab...again,i think it is also Forest Red Gum...MM
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    Drooooooooooooooool!!! Salivate!! disgrace myself!!

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