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Thread: Mystery Hollow Form - now revealed!!!

  1. #16
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    2" wide by 1.5" tall, doug fir?

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    Another beauty Steve.
    I'm thinking ash also...

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    Here's an additional photo detailing the grain of the HF.

    Mystery HF view 2.jpg

    Hope that helps!
    Steve

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  4. #19
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    It's definitely wood... I think it's round wood. Also could be classified as smooth wood. What? You want the latin name? Smoothus Roundus! Take that Leo.

    Oh yeah... Nice looking HF, Steve.

  5. #20
    I'm not guessing anymore. I think Michael James got it.
    ~john
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    Steve, nice looking 3 1/4" tall, 6 1/2" diameter Osage Orange hollow form........... Jerry (in Tucson) I hope it's osage. if not, back to school.....

  7. #22
    I'm guessing about an 8" by 5" piece of some kind of northern type pine?

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    Ash

    I agree with Charlie gotta be ash . Maybe lightly dyed or even slightly torched

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    It's 24 feet across and 12 feet tall. Made from fiberglass finished with Antique Oil and laquer - lots and lots of laquer. A family of elves lives there.

    Nice work!

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    Dyed Ash and is one sweet looking HF.
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    If it was soft turning I would go with some type of cypress.

    Sid
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  12. #27
    Looks like Doug Fir to me. Crotch.

    Other than that, I can't even guess.

  13. #28
    I know.....I know..... I know..... but, I still ain't tellin' !!!!!!

  14. #29
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    Nice form Steve. My guess is Hemlock.

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    I'm thinking Sitka Spruce. 8x4.
    Nice looking tight grain too.

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