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    Help identifying electrical panel material.

    Ahhh, Bakelite!! Didn't even cross my mind. So Bakelite for the two rectangular pieces that are the same size. And maybe linen phenolic for the two black pieces? I was kind of wondering about that. It does look like there are some layers to it. Definitely beats the GPO-3 he brought over...
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    Help identifying electrical panel material.

    An electrician buddy of mine knows that I (try to) make knives and gave me some old electrical panel material. I don't expect anyone to necessarily be able to identify it (unless one of you is an electrician, lol), but if I could rule out what it's not, that would be helpful. First the good...
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    Looks legit to me. Look at the piece on the far right. I don’t know about you, but other than bird bones, I haven’t seen bone without a marrow channel.
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    Scored some cool wood... Now help me figure out what to do with it.

    The redwood was a bust (expected), but with what I paid that's no sweat. The wood all came as a package deal and the rest was worth more than I paid. I cut around the edges to clean up the deep cracks and bark, and it wasn't too promising, lol. Since the wood was pretty lame, I just...
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    Scored some cool wood... Now help me figure out what to do with it.

    Thanks, I really appreciate the info! I'll definitely be taking your advice when it comes to K&G. I was thinking their pricing was for the total weight of the wood, but that makes sense they would charge based on if it's dyed/double dyed or not. Copy that. In that case, I'll definitely take...
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    Scored some cool wood... Now help me figure out what to do with it.

    Every couple of months or so, I tag along with my wife while she goes to garage sales and whatnot. The hope is always that I find some nice, old knives, or some good handle material. It doesn't usually work out (except the time I came home with 50lbs of african blackwood, lol), but today was one...
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