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Thread: Natural Edge Plum

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    Natural Edge Plum

    Neighbor cut down Plum tree, great color and turned great.
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    Looks really nice. With the pith in the side wall I hope you can keep it from cracking. It looks good raw, I think it will be spectacular when finished.

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    Looks good so far. I haven't run into any Plum, but that looks like it was a sizable tree. Be sure and post the final piece. What are your plans for the green turned piece at this stage?

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    Fantastic piece of plum and a nice shape for it. Being a fruit tree and very hard wood I would take every precaution to prevent cracking--Now.

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    Looks great, I love stuff like that.

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    Very nice work! pretty wood!

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    Tom, its in a brown bag with shavings, keeping my fingers crossed.

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    I use japanese plum and it moves moves moves if turned green. Thin enough and it won't split at least that is what I've found here on the wet coast of BC.
    Pete


    * It's better to be a lion for a day than a sheep for life - Sister Elizabeth Kenny *
    I think this equates nicely to wood turning as well . . . . .

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