Bamboo

"B A R R Y"
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> Does it work for good fishing? <G>

Not a fisherman I see.

Lew

I did a kitchen in Bamboo last February, and I used Teragren. They are
based in Bainbridge Island, Wash. I bought it from Brady Hardwoods in Kent,
Wash.

We used Verticle Grain Solid Stock Panel, Carmelized. NOTE: Understand the
diference between "Solid Stock Panel" and "Panel" before you order. 3/4" x
4' x 8' Solid Stock Panel ran about $275.00/ Sheet.

I ripped face frame stock out of the sheets and built face frames with
pocket screws.Worked Great!

I finished it with 4 coats M.L.Campbells Ultrastar Water-Born Satin lacquer.

The stuff is Heavy. It works easy, but it will burn if you hesitate. It
sands like a dream:

Good Luck! Woodson


"trvlnmny" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>I would like to try using bamboo. Does anyone have any experience with
> this?. What are the pros and cons?
> Where would I go to buy it?
> Thanks?

Lew Hodgett wrote:
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> Very nice for Crappie fishing.
>

Does it work for good fishing? <G>

"trvlnmny" wrote:


>I would like to try using bamboo. Does anyone have any experience
>with
> this?. What are the pros and cons?
> Where would I go to buy it?


Years ago, hand some 9 ft, jointed bamboo cane poles.

Very nice for Crappie fishing.

Lew