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Colin S
PostPosted: Sun Feb 17, 2008 5:24 pm 
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I'm looking for some redwood burl to make a rosette. Have any of our sponsors got any please?

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On that note, where do people get burl (any) stock from. In searching online and the local national stores, its always way too big, too small or little figure.
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The Woodcraft store near me has many burl blanks for turning bowls that are covered in wax and well preserved. I would think that one could resaw one of those into rosette sized blanks for real wood rosettes - no?

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There always seems to be some nice redwood burl on ebay.

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I have some chunks left over from a recent bass build. You would have to bookmatch it, but I can send you some if needed.

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Colin,

I don't have any redwood burl, but I do have a peice of flamed redwood I'd be happy to send you.

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I've got some I can spare... The photo shows one I did as a radial-cut rosette, but I have some large enough for a one-piece.
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Colin S
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Thanks everyone for all of your kind offers and advice. Almost as soon as I posted I had PMs offering to send me some, (Isn't the OLF great!). I want to use it as the rosette in a redwood top, and now some is winging its way to me from the lone star state.

It's really difficult trying to find any in the UK, I don't think that anything other than veneer makes it's way over here.

Again many thanks for all your offers, it really is appreciated.

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Colin S wrote:
Thanks everyone for all of your kind offers and advice. Almost as soon as I posted I had PMs offering to send me some, (Isn't the OLF great!). I want to use it as the rosette in a redwood top, and now some is winging its way to me from the lone star state.

It's really difficult trying to find any in the UK, I don't think that anything other than veneer makes it's way over here.

Again many thanks for all your offers, it really is appreciated.

Colin


Must be from Steve I am guessing
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