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Yes we do its not easy to find always but lots of spectacular stuff around, this Hairy Oak comes from thousands of miles from where I live up in what I call Tiger country out West up North. I have sourced blank material from around the world for more than twenty years sort of passion I guess. Hairy Oak is named for the up to obne inch hair like bark on the outside totally distinctive can blunt drills as you watch whilst cutting holes in it as in the drill pic it can go almost transparent with incredible detail in there.

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[QUOTE="Penpal, post: 114980, member: 122"] Yes we do its not easy to find always but lots of spectacular stuff around, this Hairy Oak comes from thousands of miles from where I live up in what I call Tiger country out West up North. I have sourced blank material from around the world for more than twenty years sort of passion I guess. Hairy Oak is named for the up to obne inch hair like bark on the outside totally distinctive can blunt drills as you watch whilst cutting holes in it as in the drill pic it can go almost transparent with incredible detail in there. Peter.:thumbs: [/QUOTE]

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