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This is totally awesome Mark...can't wait to see it when you're finished!!! :mrgreen:
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walker wrote:THIS JUST IN:

the new top body wing slab

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What a great end table that would make! :mrgreen:
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Oh! Jeffrey! Yer slayin' me over here!!! HA HAAAAAAA!!!!!

But seriously ~ don't quit your day job!
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I was thinkin' it would go nicely in the wood stove...
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might as well do both wings fer a perfect match !!! 8) :D
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I know what my missus would do with that and she would swear blind it made the onions easier to chop :D .
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Seans wrote:I know what my missus would do with that and she would swear blind it made the onions easier to chop :D .
Imagine, a 4001 cutting block! :wink: Useful, practical...........
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jps wrote:
walker wrote:THIS JUST IN:

the new top body wing slab

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What a great end table that would make! :mrgreen:
WOW, GORGEOUS MARK!!!
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walker wrote:Indeed. I find that black enhances the bird's eye grain quite nicely. :roll:
Transblack???? :lol:
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BAD RONBO, KiLLeR DWaRfS wrote:might as well do both wings fer a perfect match !!! 8) :D
In the attempt to upgrade the original top wing, this piece may be a little too nice to be a good match. But I do have another less-flashy piece that may be a more accurate match for the RM bottom wing. I'm planning on cutting both pieces down to the top wing shape and see which is a better visual match. If I don't use the nicer piece, then maybe I'll cut a bottom piece from the same block and have the beginnings of a new project altogether.

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ram wrote:Transblack???? :lol:
You say this in jest, but the Transblack concept is an idea I have for yet another project for The Harley bass involving a facelift with snazzy veneer & various other whatnots.
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Not trying to bogart the thread, but that slab would make a great 3000 body!
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I thought you might like to see what we put in our fireplaces.
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:lol:
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Easy there John! That stuff doesn't grow on trees ya know! :roll:
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