Cypress wood

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River Recovered Pecky Sinker Cypress. Longleaf Pine, Tidewater, Curly. We mill ourselves. NO MIDDLEMAN! Specializing in Wide Cut Slabs! 850-855-0086.

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Cypress is a bit of an oddity. A conifer tree like most softwoods, cypress is also a deciduous tree that sheds its leaves each year like hardwoods. Conifers are cone-bearing trees, typically with evergreen leaves. The lumber is harder than pine, but still soft enough to machine easily. Its stability and coloring make ...

Considering using cypress for that outdoor furniture project on your to-do list? A pro woodworker gives his insights.

Choosing the perfect wood stain can be a daunting task, but we’ve put together a handy guide to make things just a little less scary….

Choosing the perfect wood stain can be a daunting task, but we’ve put together a handy guide to make things just a little less scary….

Old Growth, Reclaimed, Rare, Tidewater Red Sinker Cypress hand made in the USA. Vintage, Industrial look. Unique Statement Piece for any Décor. We are new to selling on ebay but we have been responsibly recovering and milling logs for over 40 year from Lake Maurepas, Louisiana. The same lake made famous by Shelby Stanga of the History Channels Axe Men, first discovered in 1699 by Pierre Le Moyne d'Iberville. The piece has lots figure. It will turn warm walnut brown when coated. This rare…

Starting with gnarly hunks of trees, Hilla Shamia (previously) seamlessly merges wood and aluminum into industrial-style furniture. The Tel Aviv-based designer pours the hot metal into leg molds that surround the organic material, preserving the wood’s shape and texture and ensuring that each console, bench, and stool is unique. To make the tops entirely smooth, she uses molten aluminum to fill in the gaps and divets that are occurring naturally in the wood. More

Supplies 1-quart Mason jar and lid Extra-fine steel wool Distilled white vinegar Fine strainer Paintbrush Making your vinegar stain Put the steel wool pad into a Mason jar then add vinegar, fill about 3/4 full. I prefer to not cover the mixture (the mixture will give off gases), set aside for at least 3 days. The longer it sits, the darker the stain will become. Stir and then strain the mixture through a fine-meshed strainer, some people also use a coffee filter to get any left over…