Got smoe cherry, elm, curly maple, maple, sassafras, and a couple other things I can't remember.
Some very nice grain, it's gonna make some awesome boxes. :-)
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Good for you Scott :-) You make me jealous because I have zero skill when it comes to woodworking :-)
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Reading the thread title I thought you got your hands on some of them little blue pills. :-)
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Scott, youll be ok till she figures out the code! ehehhe JK, you do very nice work with that wood!
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heh heh
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:-)
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Very cool Scott, can't wait to see what materializes from all that wood :-)
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I would prefer to not see Scotts wood :-)
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That's what she said.
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Well....where are the pictures!?!
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That cherry would make me some awesome BBQ. :-)
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I wanna make travel humi's like this one I made.

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and this...
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Those links go to the site which remains unspeakable, and I don't know if it's okay to link over there. I can't see why it wouldn't be, but if it's not, will some mod please remove the links and accept my apologies?
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I too thought you were Smiling Bob! :-)
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Whew...thought this a Viagra spot!!!
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I wake up with some wood every single morning, but I don't post about that.
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Probably cause it's not nearly as remarkable. :-)
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Can't wait to see the finished product Scott.
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that will always be a question for you :-)
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Didn't know they taught cabinetry at Morningwood Academy.
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