Doug B
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It was this part of your question that puzzled me, i can only think at this time of year that it has something to do with the tree in the front room.
Have you made it from last years Christmas tree :lol: :lol:
Pen - what wood? ....a very small competition....
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It was this part of your question that puzzled me, i can only think at this time of year that it has something to do with the tree in the front room.
Have you made it from last years Christmas tree :lol: :lol:
stevebuk
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sorbus.
Tiger Maple 
tulsk
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Ivy
Or if its seasonal
mistletoe
mistletoe
NikNak
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ummm... English & Common...?
don't much look like it, but i'm gonna try Oak with a very nice ripple through it.....
Nick
don't much look like it, but i'm gonna try Oak with a very nice ripple through it.....
Nick
BMac
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Mad guess,
Rippled Hazel
Brendan
Rippled Hazel
Brendan
Alf
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Leylandii root.
I have no idea, but if I type it authoritatively it might work... :lol:
I have no idea, but if I type it authoritatively it might work... :lol:
treeturner123
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A quick punt, if I may suggest, rippled Sweet Chestnut. Quite seasonal and I see some every day as I walk the dog.
Paul.J
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Ivy root
stevebuk
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amelancheir (snowy mespilus) or Norway maple or sycamore.
....come on guys (...and Alf) nobody's even got the tree yet - I'd be very suprised if you got the other bit though.....
It's a common tree, not an ornamental, not a shrub or even a large shrub. It doesn't grow mega big, but doesn't embarass itself in the tree stakes.....
7 hours, 11 minutes to the sudden death play-off......
It's a common tree, not an ornamental, not a shrub or even a large shrub. It doesn't grow mega big, but doesn't embarass itself in the tree stakes.....
7 hours, 11 minutes to the sudden death play-off......
tulsk
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Silver Birch canker
NickWelford
So many tools, so little to show
Cherry?
MikeG.
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Magnolia? Or box?
NikNak
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What about the old favourite... Beech..? (don't think it's been mentioned yet). Complete with the beginnings of a bit of spalting..?
Nick
*** just spotted that Beech has been mentioned... so it's obviously not that ***
Nick
*** just spotted that Beech has been mentioned... so it's obviously not that ***
:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
Well, there we go then....might as well put you all out of your misery.....
tulsk has it - Silver Birch Canker !
I picked it up a couple of years ago, (thinking it was a burr) put it in the kiln and totally forgot about it - seeing it on a shelf a couple of days ago, thought ...'it's not a burr......just firewood...' until I chopped it in half and saw the quilting/ripple running through it.
Apparently it's a fungus that starts it, getting into a wound on the tree.
If tulsk would like to pm me his address I'll get some stuff off to him on Monday.
Cheers
Chris.
Well, there we go then....might as well put you all out of your misery.....
tulsk has it - Silver Birch Canker !
I picked it up a couple of years ago, (thinking it was a burr) put it in the kiln and totally forgot about it - seeing it on a shelf a couple of days ago, thought ...'it's not a burr......just firewood...' until I chopped it in half and saw the quilting/ripple running through it.
Apparently it's a fungus that starts it, getting into a wound on the tree.
If tulsk would like to pm me his address I'll get some stuff off to him on Monday.
Cheers
Chris.
