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Hi All,

 

I have a plank of Lebonese cedar that a work mate milled from a branch. I have had it planed and it is about 30cm wide and also I have been rubbing down with wire wool when I get the chance.

 

After being inspired at looking at some of your work I was wondering if there is something I could do with it other than making it into a shelf.

 

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You could possibly cut a foot off it and make a clock :blushing: when i was last in scotland, i saw a lot of clocks made from timber for sale......

 

could use a part of it as a name plate for your house? carve words/numbers or use a soildering iron......

 

just a few suggestions :001_smile:

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