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Blob:
I would love to make some Osage shavings, the only problem is that it's not exactly native to the area.  I know that it is a long shot but I have a small pile of native saplings that are currently seasoning, they were cut between 2 and 6 months ago.  American Elm, Hophornbeam, Yellow Birch, and Red Maple.

Full Length Staves, Billets, something that needs backing...I'm open to just about anything

Anybody interested?

wildman:
Pics?

Blob:
I'll get some pics as soon as I can

sleek:
I may be interested in the elm. I need good pics of end grain and any knots. Also length and width of the stave.

Blob:
This is a photo of what I have with me.  The rest is out at my parents place.  I have to get out there to take some pics.

From left to right:  American Elm 75"ish long 2.5"-3" wide, Yellow Birch debarked and split 73"ish long 3.5" wide with a fair amount of twist, Hophornbeam 72" long 2.5" - 3" wide.  (Hornbeam and yellow birch are swapped in second pic)

The elm stave has the center marked and a couple passes with the drawknife to speed up the drying process

I wasn't thinking and didn't take any endgrain pics, I'll get those tomorrow.



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