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Just finished this piece. Polished with Carnauba wax.
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A lovely piece of spalted Birch with an Indian Rosewood finial and lid.
bluntchisel
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That's very graceful, Terry, - really nice work!
Bob.
Bob.
apw43
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Stunning Terry, lovely shape and finish 
Looks great Terry mate, what's the wall thickness?
Proper job that Mr, Miller!
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Around 6mm Keith.
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That's a stunner Terry 
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Thats a brammer Terry love the finial. 
Now that is a real beauty Sir.
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That is a beauty Terry,lovely shape and finish.
Penpal
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My first experience with Indian Rosewood came from the USA when I bought the offcut pieces in figured Maple together with Indian Rosewood.
I figured the use of it wiser than Ebony for the finial it is tough stuff IMHO. The bowl is etherial just so delicate and in my mind perfect.
Totally impressed my mate.
Peter.
I figured the use of it wiser than Ebony for the finial it is tough stuff IMHO. The bowl is etherial just so delicate and in my mind perfect.
Totally impressed my mate.
Peter.
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You are certainly right when you say Indian Rosewood is tough Peter !!!
