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walnut cutoffs - Halfathumb - 07-11-2022
I had lots in my shed (all rough) milled all to the largest size I could.
Am remaking the desk for my secretary and wound up with more than I need. So that $$$ saved.
Jim
RE: walnut cutoffs - barryvabeach - 07-12-2022
Jim, my favorite wood to work with. Takes a stain beautifully.
RE: walnut cutoffs - Kansas City Fireslayer - 07-13-2022
I always struggle with throwing out smaller walnut cut offs more than any other wood
RE: walnut cutoffs - bhh - 07-16-2022
Excellent wood for small boxes. In the last couple of years, I've recycled some church French doors and a baby grand piano of walnut into a number of jewelry boxes, a memory box, some game boxes, and a curio bookcase. Still have a small pile of pieces left over.
RE: walnut cutoffs - Wild Turkey - 07-16-2022
Years ago there was a hardwood milling/grading operation nearby. I would raid their cutoff bin of any walnut shorts, especially those with knots. I could get some pen blanks with lots of interesting grain from around the knots.
RE: walnut cutoffs - Kansas City Fireslayer - 07-16-2022
I was lucky enough to get the back 3 x 3” pieces of what I think is spruce from the back of a very old piano. Beautiful tight and clear grain. I’m hoping they will be box material for something special. Now I just need to find the time to use it…