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Thread: Blackwood Stump........
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19th January 2005, 03:46 PM #16
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20th January 2005, 09:16 AM #17
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black stump
the blackwood stump i am working on is about 1.4m in diam,my experiance is to chain saw into square blocks and yes end seal and then into a box with saw dust.this method was recomended to me by several pro-box makers.the fiddle back in this stump is exceptional,like you ,i try to salvage what i can from wind rows and fire heaps.
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20th January 2005, 09:44 AM #18
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black stump
the blackwood stump i am working on is about 1.4m in diam,my experiance is to chain saw into square blocks and yes end seal and then into a box with saw dust.this method was recomended to me by several pro-box makers.the fiddle back in this stump is exceptional,like you ,i try to salvage what i can from wind rows and fire heaps.
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20th January 2005, 10:06 AM #19
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JIm, not sure really but i figure as the stump is the oldest or densest part of the tree it could be pretty stable but as u probably know, any wood may crack or contract taken out of its enviroment or after water exposure.
Wouldnt mind a few nice turning blanks or small boards if u get em.
Looks like u r really getting out there and around the place, good stuff mate.
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