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Thread: Joseph Rogers in Snake wood

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    Quote Originally Posted by mainaman View Post
    it was very easy to work with by hand. As soon as I put it to the sander it was not fun, very hard to take material off , it glazed and started to smoke.
    It was very easy to cut with coping saw and shape with files.
    Is a very strange wood,Last year two knife guys and I invested in a 40 LB log.
    the guy we bought it from had it X-rayed as they are known to have rotten centers,This one was solid but the grain starts to lesson towards the center.
    Went thru 3, 4 TPI Re-saw blades on my bandsaw to get this thing slabbed,was A pita.
    I tried turning some on the lathe,no go,it splinters and checks bigtime,But it works great by hand,just do's not do well with machine tools IME

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    Quote Originally Posted by sheffieldlover View Post
    Nice use of magnets there!
    Thanks,and real Ivory mountswith ebony supports.
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