Turning Blank

This is a nice thick Claro Black Walnut Burl turning blank with a
cluster of pin knot burl and fiddle back figure.
Cut and photographed on 7-20-07 this has been sealed with
Anchor Seal Log and Lumber Sealer (on all sides).
. This piece is 16"-1/2 by 16"-1/2 square and three and 1/2 inch
thick.
Excellent material for a large bowl or it can be sized into smaller
bowl blanks or even re saw for book matched projects, drawer
fronts, inlays and jewelry boxes.

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Photographs: In a lot of 18 sheets from the same flitch, the
top veneer may show a bark patch and the bottom veneer
may be flawless. Each burl has its own unique bark,
sapwood, cracks and inclusions. When taking photographs I
always try to include all sides of the flitch cuts and capture
any and all defects such as checks and voids. This insures
that you will receive the veneer in the condition as shown.
When photographing the veneers I do not use alcohol, water,
or any other means of enhancing the grain or figure unless
clearly noted.

Please Note: It is possible that pictures of some species will
appear different on your computer screen or printer than what
the veneer actually looks like. No two computers monitors will
show colors identically. Some are brighter, some have more
contrast, and may be difficult to reproduce the same results. I
try to photograph all veneers as close to the original color as
possible. Additionally, walnut burl veneers are typically darker
than what is shown in the pictures.

Photographs: Each burl has its own unique bark, sapwood, cracks and
inclusions. When taking photographs I always try to include all sides of the piece
and capture any and all defects such as checks and voids. This insures that you
will receive the veneer in the condition as shown. When photographing I do not
use alcohol, water, or any other means of enhancing the grain or figure unless
clearly noted.

Please Note: It is possible that pictures of some species will appear different on
your computer screen or printer than what the veneer actually looks like. No two
computer monitors will show colors identically. Some are brighter, some have
more contrast, and may be difficult to reproduce the same results. I try to
photograph all veneers as close to the original color as possible. Additionally,
walnut burl veneers are typically darker than what is shown in the pictures.