A weekends work
Hawaii Turner
>I just had to share this pic of some Cook Island Pine that I recently got.
Hope the photo comes out OK. If not, I'll call it "Invisi-Pine"
Aloha, Doug
Knowledge You Can Build On — Est. 1998
A weekends work
Hawaii Turner
>I just had to share this pic of some Cook Island Pine that I recently got.
Hope the photo comes out OK. If not, I'll call it "Invisi-Pine"
Aloha, Doug
Looks Great!!
Jim K in Trappe PA
>I have seen Norfolk Island Pine from Florida that looks similar. All of the branches form a ring. Nice job!!!
Re: Looks Great!!
Hawaii Turner
>Hi Jim
We have both here plus a third called Hoop Pine, that all seem to be from the same family, but with some differences.
NIP, you are already familiar with.
CIP, is similar, except that there is heartwood that is brown surrounded by a red ring. I don't know if you can see it in my pic or not.
HP is similar to NIP, but the wood is a tighter grain and won't spalt like the NIP will.The branches and resulting knots are also of considerably larger dia. then on the other two trees. I tell people that is would be more suited for lumber than NIP, or CIP would be. All three turn well and throw a lot of stinky water when fresh cut.
Aloha, Doug
CIP Close up
Hawaii Turner
>Jim, I found a pic showing the CIP coloration that I mentioned.
Aloha, Doug
Re: Nice work Doug,? One question.
Gary Evans, Tallassee, TN
>What's all that stuff on the floor under the pots? I've not seen any of that in my shop. 8^]
Gary