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Richard Jackson

Totara bowl

Totara carved bowl 110x180mm
Beaded then carved with a dremel Saburrtooth Flame attachment.
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Thank you. Totara is very common here in New Zealand. The timber is a beautiful dark red and very straight grained. It is soft, easy to work and has a natural preservative in it so has a very long life when used for outside structures such as fence posts.
 
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Richard Jackson said:
Thank you. Totara is very common here in New Zealand. The timber is a beautiful dark red and very straight grained. It is soft, easy to work and has a natural preservative in it so has a very long life when used for outside structures such as fence posts.
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Thanks. I did look it up. Probably not likely to get it easily here in the states. I've always wanted to visit NZ. Maybe I could sneak some back in the suitcase one day.
 

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