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california buckeye

  1. California buckeye hollow form

    California buckeye hollow form

    4” x 3”, two coats of sanding sealer and buffed to a semi-gloss First time working with California buckeye. A bit grainier than most woods, but I found it to be very easy to turn and sand. Love how light it is; with walls at about 1/8”, this piece weighs in at just over one ounce. Didn’t want...
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  2. Rusty Fleeman

    California Buckeye End Grain

    I've been in the process of making some popcorn tubs from California Buckeye. to get the size I'm after (10"w & tapering to 7 1/4" x 9 1/2" t) I'm going end grain. it seems to be a very soft wood and very susceptible to major tear out even with freshly sharpened tools on a vari-grind. Do any...
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