Holy smokes that’s some pretty grain. Yet another beauty Chris!
Yep, its technically a cypress, in this neck of the woods its often called Alaskan cedar. Theyre fantastic landscape trees.its very very aromatic. My whole house smells like cedar. Lol the sapwood is very soft and stringy to work with. You really have to make sure its dry before you can do anything with it.I am becoming a fan of using cedar. Is it eastern red cedar? Here in Texas I thought cedar was only good for fence posts. When you look at it the bark and new wood it is soft and splintery. Luckily I collected some larger logs that looked like they had a crotch in them and the heartwood is dense, very easy to work and smells great. Nice work. I will have to read the title "yellow cedar".
Had to do some research and the "Yellow Cedar' is actually of the cypress family.
Thanks Joseph!Holy smokes that's some pretty grain. Yet another beauty Chris!
Thanks Ray. Im partial to a chalice myselfIt seems I like every Chalice I see.
But this one really turns it up a notch.
Great job with an awesome piece of wood!
Thanks Jake.Man..... that's a wang dang doodle, Chris!!! :bowdown:
Thanks Flip! Man, You guys are really good for my ego.Yep! 'At'sa goodun!
...but you definitely SHOULD!Made from WOOD and looks soooo GOOD and IF I WOOD make one it might not be this GOOD!!
Thanks Steve. This piece was amazing to work with.Chris, that is some beautiful wood handled in expert fashion.
That coming from one of the best builders around, just made my day.That's one high end piece of work right there buddy!
Unbelievable!!