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Old 05-05-2008, 03:54 PM   #1
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Default Sawdust-ology

I unbolted my saw from the workbench and found a mountain of sawdust. When I started to vacuum it off, I found layers that look like sedimentary layers of rock, so I figured I'd show you what it looked like.
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Can you name the projects that go with the layers? Thanks great photo
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Are you sure there is no body under there? Looks a bit bloody to me.
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No there's no blood... a few pieces of skin and fingernail, but no blood... the red is padauk
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