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Some extremely dark walnut

Started by 123maxbars, March 06, 2019, 04:09:19 PM

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I started into a nice walnut log yesterday, I hope to finish it up tomorrow. So far it has produced some of the darkest Walnut I have ever sawed.
These pics are of two of the slabs taken three hours after sawing, I did put water on them to show the color better.
9/4, 22in Wide and 8ft long. Below the pics is the video showing the sawing.

 

 

THIS LOG WAS LIKE NO OTHER, STUNNING WALNUT SLABS - YouTube
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moodnacreek

The color of hardwood lumber varies a lot within the species. In walnut it is very noticeable and interesting. Back when I started the walnut was dark with little sapwood. Then I started seeing red and now it is lite brown with way too much sapwood.

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sealark37

I see a couple of stunning gunstocks between those knots!

Farm29

Dats some pretty stuff any guess on how big or old the tree was it came from?  I cut some the other day that had some nice dark streaks came from a 38" + diameter tree 













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samandothers

Danny must have fainted, no comments yet!  :D

Beautiful color on both!

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Nathan,

   Nice wood. Let me know when you are having another get together or such at your home and I may just try to make a day trip if timing is right around here.

   Nice sawhorses. I make some real similar. Basically 7-3' long 2X4s with whatever scrap 4/4 pieces I have laying around to make the stringers/stretchers. Its a good use if you end up with a short 2X4 from flare or defect when cutting some. Of course those short ones also make good stacking pallets and I usually make 2' wide stacking pallets and use 2X4 vertical for bases and 3-2X6s for the tops.

   Anyway here is the design I use if you are interested. It would be real easy to make them longer/wider or taller by just modifying those lengths. Keep them videos coming.
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123maxbars

Quote from: samandothers on March 08, 2019, 11:57:42 AM
Danny must have fainted, no comments yet!  :D

Beautiful color on both!
I usually text my good finds like this to Danny when they come off the mill, after a few hours he usually responds  ;D
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Thats something pretty special right there.
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will49766

Very nice Nathan.  If only we had as much Walnut up here as you have down there. 

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