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  1. rjR
    Just an example of what can be found in rescued wood. The wood was found in a fencing company dumpster that I have raiding rights to. I believe it is belinga, not positive though. Our hoggish friend is 3/4" thick, 2-3/4" tall and 4-3/4" long. Cut on the scrollsaw-- It does not take very long to dull the blade cutting this wood. It has a light coat of walnut oil to bring out the grain.

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