[OP]
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Here are a few pictures of the Rodo burl HF finished. It still has a few soft spots even with CA glue and wood hardner. It is 8" dia. by 4 3/4" high. The hole in the 2nd picture had dirt in it so I left it as is. The guy had tried to burn this burl and I think that must have made it dark for Rodo. The first picture show the side that was so far gone that I had to stablize it with a lot of CA and TLC.
Jack
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Beautiful work Jack! Love the wood color and grain! Great form and finish! Glad to see you were able to save this one!
Steve
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That is a beauty Jack. Great form and finish.
Bernie
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Nothing wrong with this one Jack, it looks good to me.
[SIGPIC][/SIGPIC]Tom
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and only 958 miles SE of Steve Schlumpf
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I like it!! That wood has some really striking color to it and you did it justice with the form and finish. Great job!!
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It looks great Jack!
I have never heard of rodo. Where does it come from?
A few hours south of Steve Schlumpf
[OP]
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Thanks everyone,
Rodo is short for Rododenron.
Jack
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Beautiful material, Jack....perfect stuff for a hollowform!
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Nice work Jack, you done good for sure. Are you intrested in selling? PM if so.
John 3:16
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Wow!!! Awsom HF Mr.Jack.
Have wood, will turn!!
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