treen – Louis N. Carreras, Woodcarver

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Wood

As consumers, there is much that you don't know about your favorite woods.

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How Much Cherry? How many pieces of treen?

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Cherry – the versatile wood

For me cherry is almost the perfect wood.

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Finishing Treen – luxurious spoons & spatulas

After tempering the treen is allowed to dry for several days before finishing starts. Finishing begins with cleaning up unfair curves, and rough spots. Sanding with 80 grit, 120 grit and 240 grit sandpaper follow. A final whirl with a sanding mop ( a sort of flap sander in a drill press) acts to polish …

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