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This wood came from some shelving I tore out of my basement last winter . They came out a little darker than I would have liked . If I make it home next weekend , I will finish them .
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(01-22-2018, 07:25 AM)fishhh4 Wrote: This wood came from some shelving I tore out of my basement last winter . They came out a little darker than I would have liked . If I make it home next weekend , I will finish them .
Well done - congrats!
There is another thread ongoing about this type of oak - the term 'peck' is being used (have you seen the comments?) - but just curious assume that the oak was like that when installed? Do you known if the appearance is due to some infestation? Thanks - Dave
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I can only imagine it was kiln dryed before it was originally installed......1950's .
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Cool, I like it.
I am working on a project now with wormy quartersawn white oak
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(01-22-2018, 07:37 PM)2beast Wrote: Cool, I like it.
I am working on a project now with wormy quartersawn white oak
I was told by somebody that I would never see wormy white oak , Only Red . Bugs don't like white oak . They musta been wrong .
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(01-22-2018, 07:42 PM)fishhh4 Wrote: I was told by somebody that I would never see wormy white oak , Only Red . Bugs don't like white oak . They musta been wrong .
My impression too - QS white oak is for wine & bourbon barrels - don't want worms in my beverages of choice!
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Very nice!
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That's the way to highlight the natural beauty in a unique piece of wood!
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(01-22-2018, 07:42 PM)fishhh4 Wrote: I was told by somebody that I would never see wormy white oak , Only Red . Bugs don't like white oak . They musta been wrong .
Quartersawn white oak in my latest project.
I have thousands of board feet of white oak.
Not many wormy ones in the pile fortunately
