Come Now (To Celebrate Your Wood)
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Philreal187
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SSVUN~YAH
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momofthegoons
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DOnt know if you all seen this or not or even know our good man @Aezhenn is a heckofa woodsman himself, got him to do me a really sweet wooden ring with turquoise inlay, if you dig wood as much as I you should most assuredly get him to do you a piece or two, hey yall wouldnt believe what all the guy is capable of, here is my piece!
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Here is a harp we made from Bubinga. Hand carved with the stones of the Twelve Tribes..
www.harrariharps.com
Here is a harp we made from Bubinga. Hand carved with the stones of the Twelve Tribes..
www.harrariharps.com
Melting Pot
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Had some family return from Costa Rica and they brought back a few beautiful handcarved bowls. They were told it's Mahogany, but it looks like Cocobolo to me. So I took to the Internet and I'm still thinking I am correct. However, you would certainly think the seller would have the correct information, even though it was a quick beach transaction. When they said they got around 5 or 6 bowls for a $100 total, I about shit my pants.
What do you guys think? Mahogany or Cocobolo? @Ed's TnT @underdog @Snappo
Here are some interesting items I found during my research.
What do you guys think? Mahogany or Cocobolo? @Ed's TnT @underdog @Snappo
Here are some interesting items I found during my research.
Good morning, @SSVUN~YAH Steal of a deal bro at $100, you got a great deal I feel! The top and bottom one are most certainly Cocobolo, really like the top one that was turned from the sapwood into the heartwood, love how the white sapwood goes all the way around it, very neat! The middle left piece looks like Mango or Koa or a Koa similar species, there are many many lower grade species that are very similar to it and more available that can be passed off as the real thing and in the tropical countries are quiet prevalent. Good score bro, well done!
SSVUN~YAH
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Thanks Ed! The bottom piece is a Cocobolo ring dish and the Koa looking bowl is Praduak. I couldn't find much information about Praduak but it's definitely similar to Paduak just a different shade.
@SSVUN~YAH sent me this bowl in a trade. Seems he gets lots of cool bowls from Costa Rica.
It says mahogany on the bottom and while it's not currently being used as a "weed bowl" it is my current "screen bowl" so I hope being weed related counts for something?
. Thats a lifetime worth of screens she be holdin. Then again I might be in the minority keeping ground weed in a bowl?
Absolutely stunning! Your collection belongs in a museum, thanks for sharing the shitty iPhone pics! 
Oh FUCK!!! YOU WIN X 1000!!!!!Some of you guys saw that stand @Ed's TnT made up for me. Well here it is will a majority of my wood. The last two pics are my Ed's TnT gear. (Sorry for the shitty iPhone pics)
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Tooo fucking sweeeeet.....Some of you guys saw that stand @Ed's TnT made up for me. Well here it is will a majority of my wood. The last two pics are my Ed's TnT gear. (Sorry for the shitty iPhone pics)
