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Ive just been given a lump of mahogany, its very old and been stored for over 30 years in a cabinet makers loft, he tells me thats agood thing ? So its big enough to get a stock out of it, as carpentry is something alien to me is this wood type anygood to have a go at making a stock, or should I try something else as Im 'green' with a chisel
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It will make a heavy stock. Much denser than walnutOriginally Posted by 32:1
Ive just been given a lump of mahogany, its very old and been stored for over 30 years in a cabinet makers loft, he tells me thats agood thing ? So its big enough to get a stock out of it, as carpentry is something alien to me is this wood type anygood to have a go at making a stock, or should I try something else as Im 'green' with a chisel
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