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Norfolk Island Pine Turning Wood!
Norfolk Island pine turning wood has a characteristic pine color even though it is not a member of the pine family. Where the branches grow, it produces a reddish-brown hue, which gives an appearance of an inlaid contrasting wood. These Norfolk Island pine woodturning blanks contain at least 4 knots/branches, most have 5 to 7. Some blanks may have tiny holes from the powder post beetle. When turned, these woodturning blanks make a unique finished piece that are a very popular seller. Commonly used in bowl turning; Norfolk Island pine bowls can take on a brilliant translucence that is difficult to achieve with other turning woods. The amount of spalting will vary with each blank.The branches grow at a slight angle; read our helpful tips on turning Norfolk Island Pine to determine which end to mount your blank. Mount on one end for a bowl, the opposite end for a closed form. Our woodturning bowl blanks and spindle blanks are green wood. They are sealed in wax to slow or prevent drying.
ALL OF OUR END GRAIN NORFOLK ISLAND PINE IS SOLD OUT. WE HOPE TO BE GETTING MORE LOGS SOON.
These pieces are made from side grain Norfolk.
Steve made this beautiful bowl and Lazy Susan using one of the Norfolk side-grain blanks. It's always a surprise seeing what's hiding under the bark when we cut these. They do not have the characteristic branch pattern of the above end grain blanks.
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