I have just aquired a large (about 3 foot accross) and not so large cherry burl and also a nice solid maple burl.
I have just aquired a large (about 3 foot accross) and not so large cherry burl and also a nice solid maple burl.
Last edited by Garry Smith; 02-21-2006 at 3:39 PM.
That first picture looks like the turner's version of Manny, Moe and Jack! (Nice haul...)
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Or Larry, Moe and Currly You should be able to get a good size turning out of that
941.44 miles South of Steve Schlumph
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I have no intentions of turning something like this unless I cut it up. The large cherry must be 700 or more pounds. I don't know anyone that can handle a chunk of this size, do you?Originally Posted by Keith Burns
Garry
Uh Garry....They're all covered with snow! You can't turn that. I'll clean 'em up for you and send 'em right back.
~john
"There's nothing wrong with Quiet" ` Jeremiah Johnson
What a great wood gloat!
If you think you can lift it John. Take the bark off while your at it, will ya?Originally Posted by John Hart
Garry, did you have a silencer on your chain saw?
Bill.>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
No Bill these are legal. I have a friend thats a logger. When he finds something like this he brings to the shop and I buy it from him.Originally Posted by Bill Stevener
I see, a burl poacher.
Just kidding, that sure is one nice looking burl gloat. Hope they turn out ok for ya.
Bill.>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
I can think of................me.Originally Posted by Garry Smith
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Thanks Bill,Originally Posted by Bill Stevener
I have no idea at this time what I will do with them except I know when the snow goes this spring they had better be out of my wifes garden area.
Great wood gloat Garry. Those ought to turn something pretty nice.
Bernie
Never put off until tomorrow what you can do the day after tomorrow.
To succeed in life, you need three things: a wishbone, a backbone and a funnybone.
Uh Gary...... have you give any thought to a bigger lathe?
Man.... what a haul!
Maybe cut it in half first-----then it would fit nicely on Bigg yeller
---I may be broke---but we have plenty of wood---