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• How to identify ANY type of wood !
• by thinboards( 820)
• Did you know that the Center for Wood Anatomy Research, in Madison, Wisconsin, will identify a maximum of five wood samples per calendar year as a free public service to U.S. citizens?Wood identifications... 

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  wood | lumber | identification | ID | exotic

• 104 of 111 people found this guide helpful

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• American Made Powermatic Wood Lathes
• by catruckman$aol-com( 2883)
• Powermatic made two basic wood lathes through and into the ྖs. The smaller machine, model 45, was far less popular then the larger machine, the model 90. The primary end user for these lathes was the public... 

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  Powermatic | wood lathe

• 63 of 65 people found this guide helpful

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• Mesquite - A Guide to the Tree and Wood
• by chandleraz2( 1744)
• Mesquite (of the genus Prosopis ) consists of about 45 species of leguminous spiny trees and shrubs found in subtropical and tropical regions of the Americas, Africa and southwest Asia. There are three common... 

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  mesquite | wood | lumber | tree

• 30 of 33 people found this guide helpful

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• A History and User Guide to Amboyna Burl
• by spacitywood( 7228)
• Pterocarpus indicus is the botanical name for a tree that has inspired a wide variety of names and has been used in a wide variety of applications. In the United States, the tree is usually called Narra and... 

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  Amboyna Burl | Narra | Pradauk | Padauk | Turning

• 17 of 17 people found this guide helpful

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• Pen Turning & Working with Eastern Red Cedar
• by myerslarry( 716)
• I am a bit of a woodworker . . . but not a pen turner. I do own a lathe . . . but have never turned or assembled a pen. About four and a half years ago I decided to take a huge Cedar tree that had grown on... 

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  pen blanks

• 9 of 10 people found this guide helpful

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