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I'm not sure from your clues but I know what it reminds me of... am I allowed to guess?
Si.Wood Tattoos
Decorative Pyrography for all Occasions - Author of "Woodburning with Style" (2010) and "Learn to Burn" (2013)
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Originally posted by woodtattoos View PostI'm not sure from your clues but I know what it reminds me of... am I allowed to guess?
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Of course.An extra hint is that the 'knot' is typical and goes right through to the other side.
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I'm not quite sure about the "never seen it in furniture" clue as the colour and marking reminded me of something similar to pine... so is it something like that? I hadn't really thought about the knot but that also wouldn't look out of place in a piece of pine.
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Originally posted by woodtattoos View PostI'm not quite sure about the "never seen it in furniture" clue as the colour and marking reminded me of something similar to pine... so is it something like that? I hadn't really thought about the knot but that also wouldn't look out of place in a piece of pine.
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Lonesome pine?
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Originally posted by mrdavidtodd View Posti wonder where i got that from
I didn't know that chilean pine was the proper name for monkey puzzle tree... you learn something new every day.
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Originally posted by Moonbeam Angel View Postooh does that make it expensive, I decided a while back that I wanted a monkey puzzle tree for the garden (so I knew it was chilean pine!) but they were so expensive to buy and slow growing that I gave the idea up!
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