ni9eofse7en
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I like the finished look of Yew, shame it does not like me..:acne:
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Converting a bit of scrap Yew
- Thread starter Woody
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NicG
Apprentice Member
Lovely stuff, that bowl is something special.
There's something about scrap Yew that just begs to be used isn't there?
One of my personal favourite projects I've done started as a couple of small off cut Yew planks and ended up as my rather posh looking chisel box [emoji3]
There's something about scrap Yew that just begs to be used isn't there?
One of my personal favourite projects I've done started as a couple of small off cut Yew planks and ended up as my rather posh looking chisel box [emoji3]
dontheturner
Apprentice Member
yew
The Hardest Softwood on this planet.
Also my Favourite - bought loads when they cleared the grounds of Ashley Moor Hall near Ludlow.
The Hardest Softwood on this planet.
Also my Favourite - bought loads when they cleared the grounds of Ashley Moor Hall near Ludlow.
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The master is at again..... Lovely - Top Drawer