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Elm burl
Boxelder
More silver maple!
Burly boxelder
Elm burl
African Walnut
African Walnut
Brown ebony 3" dia
Anthony Yakonick

Elm burl

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Jeff Jilg
That's a challenging piece Anthony, it looks like the area where the 2 halves touch each other ...wanted to fly apart when you were turning it. I like the distinct straight grain on the bottom which gives a nice contrast to the burl area on the top.
 

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