Titled because of the apparent animal shape in the tamarind. Approx 11" tall made from spalted tamarind, Western curly maple, Eastern maple, cocobolo, African paduak and black veneer.
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Titled because of the apparent animal shape in the tamarind. Approx 11" tall made from spalted tamarind, Western curly maple, Eastern maple, cocobolo, African paduak and black veneer.
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Montgomery.....very nicely done! How's that hog breaking the law of gravity?.....Very nicely done!
Ken
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Beautiful piece. Any problems with the different wood densities as far as sanding and finishing? Nice job.
Rich
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That's a nice piece Montgomery.
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and only 958 miles SE of Steve Schlumpf
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Very nicely done! Interesting spalted wood patterns!
Steve
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Great spalting in that wood! Looks just like a hog... and the upper section looks like a snowy ridge... nice work!
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Montgomery, nice mix of woods. Good Job!
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Nice work Montgomery. I like the mix with the spalting pig.
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I've been looking at this piece all day Montgomery...trying to find the right words....But all I can think of is This is delightful.
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