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Sabtu, 07 Mei 2011

Three unique pieces!






These three neat pieces came in this past week.

We personally can''t keep our eyes off of them. Sometimes certain pieces just standout!

(Gorgeous piece of Quilted Maple and two pieces of Teak Burl)

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Sabtu, 29 Januari 2011

USS "California" Teak Decking Cribbage Board!

Customer Eric Jensen from Toledo, Ohio sent us these pictures of a recently completed cribbage board he constructed using teak decking off of the USS "California".

Very Cool!

Here is some info on the teak decking-

-Commissioned in 1919, decommissioned 1947, scraped 1959
-Attacked & sunk at Pearl Harbor in 1941, raised and repaired a year later, used in WWII and Korea
-This teak was cut almost 100 years ago!!!





Below are some pictures of our remaining stock of the teak decking we have here at the shop.

As you can see it is all 2" x 4" material with holes roughly every 24" where the deck was fastened.

Most boards are in the 6-8 foot range but we usually have a couple shorter pieces floating around.

Contact us for more information or order the decking directly on our Online Store by clicking here.


Jumat, 03 Oktober 2008

Ribbon Series by Warren Aut

Sent to us by our good friend Warren Aut. His "Ribbon Series" uses many different woods such as mahogany, teak and other exotics. They can be seen in private collection such as the one pictured above. He is finishing up a leapardwood ribbon which should complete the series, it should look amazing.

For more visit his website http://www.warrenaut.com/


He uses cedar in the ribbon

Looks like Mahogany and Walnut for the base.
This one is made out of teak and rosewood

Senin, 19 Mei 2008

Check this out!!!



-2"x 4" Teak Decking from the U.S. Navy Battleship "California"

-Commisioned in 1919, scraped 1959-Attacked & Sunk at Pearl Harbor in 1941, raised and
repaired a year later, used in WWII and Korea

-Teak was cut almost 100 years ago!!!