Woolly
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Hi all.
Many thanks for the warm welcome and the tips about posting pics, I`ll try a pic agin later today.
Many thanks for the warm welcome and the tips about posting pics, I`ll try a pic agin later today.
Pallet timber tip
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Benchwayze
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Mailman14":3mqo5q4i said:
I find it usually resembles firewood. :wink:
Seriously, now...
'What Wood is That' by Herbert L Edlin.
The book comes with veneer samples of 40 species.
If you can still get it.
Try abebooks.co.uk.
HTH
John
johnjin
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It seems that they have it on Amazon for about £16
John
John
Benchwayze
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Well there you go...
I thought it would have been out of print.
Mine was £2.12 shillings! Well thumbed now of course, but it still 'works' and the samples are all there!
Good book.
Regards
John
I thought it would have been out of print.
Mine was £2.12 shillings! Well thumbed now of course, but it still 'works' and the samples are all there!
Good book.
Regards
John
MikeJ
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Hello, my 1st post here too, been lurking for a while! Found much of interest.
I've been using pallets for a few years to make odds and ends - bird boxes, planters, letter trays. I'm amazed at the types of wood that can be found and have been unable to identify many of them. (Well ok, practically all of the hardwoods!)
Just got this book from fleabay for £8.99, including P&P. It looks to be a book full of information and excellent value. It must be a popular book judging by the number of times it had been reprinted. Still can't match the latest couple of interesting bits though!
I've been using pallets for a few years to make odds and ends - bird boxes, planters, letter trays. I'm amazed at the types of wood that can be found and have been unable to identify many of them. (Well ok, practically all of the hardwoods!)
Just got this book from fleabay for £8.99, including P&P. It looks to be a book full of information and excellent value. It must be a popular book judging by the number of times it had been reprinted. Still can't match the latest couple of interesting bits though!
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