Stick 3 is named
Mostly ash and beech. Ash is pink. Beech, the middle. The deep purple will lighten up a lot and will go on either side of the beech. This is another 52 inch stick.
Stick 13 is round
Love the black middle section. It has natural orange streaks that will look like orange lightening connecting the two sides. The orange on this one is strong, jedi.
Stick 18 is round.
This’ll be a 52 inch stick. Black cherry and black cherry red rot. The blue is maple.
Stick 1 glued; do you see a woman on a boat?
The darker wood is spalted and stabilized beech. The blue parts are spalted and dyed and stabilized maple.
Stick 18 glued
Blue parts are maple, the rest is black cherry. Heavy spalting, red rot. It’s going to be a stunner. This’ll end up being a 52 inch stick.
150 Grit vs 1500 on plain spalted beech
Here’s a quick example of how the coarseness of the sandpaper shows up on the surface of the wood. It’s also an example of how dazzling ordinary spalted wood can be.
making purple, orange and black
making purple, orange and black Both parts combined run time is nine and a half minutes. The videos show vacuum chambers containing spalted cue wood and dyed resin, along with examples of how bold the wood turned out. A few skeeter bites too. Part 1 Part 2
