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What is the cost of a piece of wood like that? I want some!!!!
none in inventory at present to sell.sorry.
Hi Joshua,,,GREAT looking piece!!! Can I ask how did you do legs?I can;t tell from pik. Thanks,,,JD
I made an "oreo" cookie of ebony with walnut on either side for the individual legs, The table walks. Thanks for your comments.
This is beautiful. How do you dry burl so it doesn't split?
The burl is coated with anchorseal on both sides and is burned off at the end of the drying cycle in the kiln...approx. 125-130 degrees.
I have some Oregon big leaf maple, burl table tops and fiddleback, quilted. I can email pics.
