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A neighbour has had a pretty decent sized Photinia felled which he has kindly donated. Has anyone worked with it before? There's very little info on the interweb.

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I have used Photinia, nice wood to turn, fairly plane looking and it has a habit of splitting after turning. Make sure it is well seasoned or kiln dried. 

 

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So it transpires it wasn't quite as large as my generous neighbour envisaged. I reckon at its largest its about 5" diameter. There are a couple of 6 foot lumps and another couple of 3 or 4 footers.

 

Obviously its green at the moment but by crikey it's dense.

 

One for the turners I think, I can't see too many board room tables coming out of it.

 

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22 hours ago, se7enthdevil said:

interested in that thick shorter length in the middle on the right.

 

i'd trade you something for it if you like?

Its under cover now with the ends sealed so I can  bring it along when next we meet.

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