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JIMMY D
Mark Delaney wrote:
Jiommy up north & in Louisiana those trees are Osage oranges...
"Mark Wendt (Contractor)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:I can vouch for Tony using it. He gave me a nice chunk when I visited him
during the SRG last October.
Mark
At 01:41 PM 1/29/2004, you wrote:
>Tony, have you ever tried Bois D'arc for reel seats. You probably like me
>here in Texas, call it BO DOCK, (the horse apple tree). Anyway, for those
>not familier, Bo Dock is a very hard wood and is yellowish and
>stripped. I used to use it in making custom Recurve Hunting Bows. Very
>decorative.
>
>JIMMY D
>
>Tony wrote:
>
>>I look for red cedar that has a knot or a burl. It also makes beautiful
>>reel seats. The knots polish up to a real high gloss.
>>If you do make it here for the Sowbug, I have some I can spare. Osage
>>orange is another good wood to use for reel seats.
>>As long as we are talking Sowbug, all the VFB members that are coming,
>>please contact me OFF LIST, OFF LIST, OFF LIST.
>>Tony
>>
>
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