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longstick
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Osage Curing
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September 02, 2008, 10:14:00 PM »
I guess you could say Im blessed with the amount of osage around our trad club.. I picked up 1 real nice chunk about 9" diam and a foot long. With lots more for the grabbing. Would make a TON of knife handles but Im not sure how and when to work the wood. Do I split it into small staves and let it cure or just jump on in split and work it then let it cure?
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lowell
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September 02, 2008, 10:30:00 PM »
I just made a knife handle from an osage stave that was not good for making a bow. I cut it down with a band saw and did some sawing on the table saw.
Depends what you have to saw a piece of wood with. May have to split it enough to get in band saw!!
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