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Resawn board to be used as a veneer for a custom door. Phone camera/shitty shop lights didn't do full justice to how beautiful the board was. The blueish part is the part that sat in the mud. I'm guessing it's an older tree that's been underwater for a long while bc of how tight the grain is and the color it developed from absorbing the minerals in the silt.

Resawn board to be used as a veneer for a custom door. Phone camera/shitty shop lights didn't do full justice to how beautiful the board was. The blueish part is the part that sat in the mud. I'm guessing it's an older tree that's been underwater for a long while bc of how tight the grain is and the color it developed from absorbing the minerals in the silt.

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Lol you must be a fellow wood worker. I work with some people that have been in the industry for a while but are still unable to distinguish hard from soft maple or red from white oak.