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@bp122 Lovely job. Looking at your forth image I believe the medullary rays visible on the end grain indicate that this is oak and not ash. cheers Fred

@ lee celtic It's amazing what you are making from pallet wood. Very creative Fred

Merry Christmas and all the best for 2023

I agree with @Yojevol . Fred

My mother and grandmother. I'm lucky to have had so many happy and funny memories with them. Very lucky.

@kinverkid they are fabulous. Those children are going to be so happy

Rob Lovely job Fred

Hi Stigmorgan All the best for tomorrow. I'm sure you will do extremely well. Cheers Fred

I've used afromosia many years ago. Looks similar to that but not certain

Beautiful work.

I cannot see any medullary rays in the vase which made me suspect it's was not oak. The medullary rays are clearly visible in the lovely oak bowl.

Hi Stigmorgan, Beautiful work. I suspect the vase in incorrectly labelled as oak. Not sure what it is. Pine? Cheers Fred

Hi Stigmorgan I believe the hardwood is beech Fred

Hi morten_1 In what direction is the grain running in the fine teeth part of the comb? It appears that it may be at 90 degrees to the to the direction of the teeth. If that is the case, that could be the cause of the teeth breaking. Cheers Fred

I'm no expert on wood identification but it appears to be oak not ash. Beautiful bowl whatever the wood

I'm really enjoying your posting. Thanks for sharing

beautiful bowl. Possibly Brown oak? and not beech. Fred

Great work. I personally enjoy seeing the joinery. Thanks for sharing Fred