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Thread: Turnfest Wood Swap??
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4th February 2009, 04:05 PM #16
Good to hear you might be there. SheOak is from the same family as Silky Oak (I think). Tends to be quite splitty but the smaller pieces I have are fine. I'll get a small collection of longer pen blanks for you.
Got some good sized silky oak the other day, will bring a few of these too for swapping.
Peter
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4th February 2009, 05:09 PM #17
I looked up sheoak and then kicked myself. Sure I know them - as a tree anyway. Only by their name Casuarina. We had them on a property I lived on at Peak Crossing - they surrounded the bottom paddock by the creek and when the wind went through them they sang. The ends of the leaves go brown - that's the "flowers".
Don't know them as the timber. I don't think that they are related to silky oak, but I could be wrong.
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4th February 2009, 08:33 PM #18
The Sheoaks normally belong to the Casuarina, but the Silky around here is a Grevillea
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