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I like it... nice job! I have tried that type of wood before... that is the wood when roughing it comes of in little shards and falls down the shirt and is a pain. I like the rippling affect that it has when it is finished... the inside is especially nice. Good work!
-e-, I think you are right, it is a little crooked, LOL. I had not noticed until you mentioned it. I guess I better adjust my tripod next time. I have been making the assumption that all is well. Just tilt your head a little....LOL
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