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Bammer

Bammer

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Cambridge
First Name
Brad
Another attempt, stabilising and dyeing

This time some cross cut Walnut, the stabilising certainly helped, it was so weak before.

Trinity Red Walnut Gold FP 1.jpg
Trinity Yellow Walnut Gold FP 2.jpg

Cheers

Brad
 
Penpal

Penpal

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Location
Canberra AUSTRALIA
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Peter
I was surprised Soft Walnut in all my Walnut collection the great thing has been how solid the timber is. Wonderful to make a lovely item from not so obvious grain before hand. I join with others beaut pics Brad.

Peter.
 
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