undersize wood

Well, there is always the solution of buying 2 of the undersize pieces
and gluing them up to get the thickness you want, then turn it/shape
it

John

On Sat, 24 Jun 2006 01:45:37 GMT, "ronald Carney"
<[email protected]> wrote:

>The supplier was Ockenden timber in wales they were very apologetic and
>refunded my money they also let me keep the wood.
>Any one know where I can get some pau Amarillo 85mm x 85mm x 305mm? its for
>a lamp in good woodworking 160 by Dave Roberts. I have tried Craft
>supplies Axminster, Yandles and various wood merchants with no luck I have
>even spoke with Dave Roberts he told me to get a bowl blank and turn it on
>its side so the grain go'es upward but I can't find a piece any where.
>Redron.
>

I did want to avoid laminating if I could but I may have to in the end.
redron.
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> Well, there is always the solution of buying 2 of the undersize pieces
> and gluing them up to get the thickness you want, then turn it/shape
> it
>
> John
>
> On Sat, 24 Jun 2006 01:45:37 GMT, "ronald Carney"
> <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>>The supplier was Ockenden timber in wales they were very apologetic and
>>refunded my money they also let me keep the wood.
>>Any one know where I can get some pau Amarillo 85mm x 85mm x 305mm? its
>>for
>>a lamp in good woodworking 160 by Dave Roberts. I have tried Craft
>>supplies Axminster, Yandles and various wood merchants with no luck I
>>have
>>even spoke with Dave Roberts he told me to get a bowl blank and turn it on
>>its side so the grain go'es upward but I can't find a piece any where.
>>Redron.
>>