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In the past I have sold monkey puzzle to Hexhamshire Hardwoods who then dries it and sells it on to wood turners. ( not much money in it for me, but easy way to get rid ) Last year I was asked to provide some timber discs for wedding table decorations, so did some from monkey puzzle. If you cut carefully across the knots, your left with a propeller pattern of dark 'blades' against the lighter background. Its just a different way of using the timber that any tree surgeon could manage. The photos show one cut, unworked example and one finished one which was the poorest from the bunch and not used for the wedding. Transplanted.

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