Preparing Green Apple Branch For Natural Edge Projects
by Alan Stratton on Friday, April 26th, 2019 | 2 Comments
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In my Spring pruning, I cut a large limb from my apple tree. I hate to waste good wood, especially apple wood. However, apple is very likely to crack and split. So, it has to be treated.
I decided to cut it into short pieces that could be used for boxes and similar projects. To prevent cracking, I chose to drill out the pith and center wood from each piece.
After they dry, then I plan to remount them and make a variety of projects. However, I have fifteen pieces and not that many ideas to finish them.
I will appreciate your suggestions for finishing these short pieces once they are dry.
Enjoy!
I am not sure what you could make of these blanks.?
I am interested in what you come up with
Stay tuned – I’ll show them (when dry)
Alan