Classic Nib Wood ID Contest Day 21

[Bob Wemm]

Can't give you a clue yet but you are getting closer???????

Bob

 

[Katya]

conkerberry?

 

[triw51]

mulberry?

 

[Katya]

Australian sheoak

 

[Katya]

Australian campha

 

[Katya]

Black wattle? seems to have the two-colour wood

 

[SAWDUST 101]

Wild Cherry

 

[1080Wayne]

Eucalyptus of one kind or another

 

[Katya]

macrocarpa

 

[76winger]

Didn't look over all the answers, but it looked like Aromatic Cedar to me.

 

[Katya]

coolibah (ring coolibah?)

 

[Bob Wemm]

conkerberry?

Congratulations Katya,

WE HAVE A WINNER.

Conkerberry, also spelt Konkerberry, Carissa lanceolata grows across Northern Australia.

Thanks to Classic Nib for todays Slate Thermometer.

There are only 4 left to win.

Bob.

 

[Karl_99]

paurosa

 

[Katya]

Woohoo!!!

I'm over the moon! Special thanks to my PITH pal Peter Hay, who gave me a blank of this wood some months ago. Boy, I've learned a lot about Australian woods tonight <g>

 

[fitty]

Only 4 more! Noooo, what am I going to do every night at 6pm? Guess I need to start trying, I'm curious what the temps are on my east and west walls!

 

[Bob Wemm]

Only 4 more! Noooo, what am I going to do every night at 6pm? Guess I need to start trying, I'm curious what the temps are on my east and west walls!

Probably the same as on your North and South walls.:biggrin::biggrin::biggrin:

Bob.

 

[OKLAHOMAN]

Congratulations, Cathrine your new Fahrenheit thermometer will work in Canada all you'll need to do is:


convert the temperature by using this formula:

1. Subtract 32 from the Fahrenheit temperature
2. Divide the answer by 9
3. Multiply that answer by 5
4. or just remember anything 32 degrees or lower is freezing cold and anything above 90 is darn hot.:biggrin:, I'll get it in the mail as soon as I get your address.

 

[walshjp17]

Congrats, Catherine from one of your fellow turners at Arrowmont.