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HPau
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01/08/2013 4:20 am  

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Agreed SDR, I think on the d and lcms' figure looks lovely, but it can look a bit busy on a dynamic form. it would be nice to see other species being used in a bookmatch, maybe in special editions, or even some of the new reconstituted veneers on the lcws'.
This is blackheart sassafras, a Tasmanian species, swoon.


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tktoo
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01/08/2013 4:22 am  

Sometimes a piece of ash
is just a piece of ash.


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Mark
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01/08/2013 7:17 am  

quite well said..thanks tktoo.
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norm
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01/08/2013 2:56 pm  

I'll see your Blackheart Sass...
I'll see your Blackheart Sassafras and raise you a Brazilian Rosewood.


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kin1117
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02/08/2013 4:48 am  

It's become quite an interest...
It's become quite an interesting discussion, but to bring it back to the original question: with ash, light ash, white ash etc, are they different wood types altogether, or is it just a matter or finish, stain or dye?


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