[Woodcarver] Cottonwood Bark
Bob Mau
basswood at aol.com
Thu Jul 7 00:33:35 EDT 2005
usually you have to wait for it to drym then it comes off in sheets very
easily
Bob Mau
khcarver at att.net wrote:
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> Hello list members, This is a technical question for those of you who
> harvest cottonwood bark. A very large cottonwood tree in our
> neighborhood was cut down for development. It has wonderful bark
> attached to it - but the tree was very alive when they cut it just
> this week. I can pry the bark off - but it still has about a 1/2"
> layer of very wet wood ( where the sap runs) attached to it. Is it
> worth harvesting? Can that layer be removed? I tried carving it off
> with a wide blade and it peels but takes quite a bit of effort. Just
> hate to see all that beautiful bark go to waste. Anybody have any
> easy answers???
> Thanks,
> Karen Henderson, St. Francis, MN
>
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