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Hop-hornbeam (ironwood)
1723 East India Rosewood.
Hop Hornbeam hollow form with turquoise chips
A grouping
Hop-hornbeam (ironwood)
Hop-hornbeam
Hop Hornbeam
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Tom Albrecht

Hop-hornbeam (ironwood)

The most dense wood I have ever turned. This 4 1/2' jar was turned from a 5 1/2" diameter log that had 94 growth rings.
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Michael Nathal
I went back and counted the growth rings on my hornbeam vase. I counted about 70 growth rings in the final vase (4 inch diameter), so I estimate the tree was close to 100 years old and only about 5 inch diameter.
 

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