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Old 04-15-2009, 07:35 PM   #1
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Found this in the neighbor's firewood pile.





"Wild" walnut seems so much more colorful than the stuff that I bought at the hardwood store.
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Old 04-15-2009, 08:12 PM   #2
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What is your neighbor goofy...why would he throw such a nice little turning in the firewood pile
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pffft! ...renters.
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Great job. Love the colour of the wood. It just goes to show you that one mans burn pile is another mans treasure. Great find on your part.
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That is BEAUTIFUL!!! Nothing wrong with that. Most of the wood I use is considered to be firewood by most.

Great Job!
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Thanks! I'm going to have to sneak over there and see what else I can find in that wood pile.
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Fine jar .

Water base finish ?
That look's great .
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Thanks Bud, I used my usual two coats of lacquer then friction polish. For some reason, it ended up splotchy, so I sanded back a bit and sprayed it with a gloss spar urethane. The spar really is glossy, dries smooth and is tough as nails. It just takes a long time to dry, so I don't use it much.
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