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Slimline Selection Today

flexi

flexi

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You can't beat a nicely proportioned slimline, very nice.... I think your Cocobola might be Wenge though, cocobola tends to have an orange hue to it and quite oily/greasy... Wenge is very open grained and splintery....
Very nice job tho, well done :claps: :claps:
 
Hallelujahal

Hallelujahal

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flexi said:
You can't beat a nicely proportioned slimline, very nice.... I think your Cocobola might be Wenge though, cocobola tends to have an orange hue to it and quite oily/greasy... Wenge is very open grained and splintery....
Very nice job tho, well done :claps: :claps:
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Yes I think you’re right, I’m really no good at wood ID . Upon reflection I also think the beech is actually sycamore lol! 😂👍
 
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