Canary Wood
Native to Central and South America
Janka Hardness 1520
The curve on the sides of this clock was made by standing a board on its edge and sawing a series of bevels at varying degrees on the table saw to give it its general shape. I then used a hand plane, wood file, and sand paper to smooth the curve by hand. Canary Wood starts out very yellow and gradually darkens to a yellowish brown color.
Item details
GTIN: 149734
Price
$475.00
Quantity available
1
Dimensions
Product
Length/Depth: 4.5 in
Width: 13 in
Height: 15 in
Package
Length/Depth: 6 in
Width: 14 in
Height: 16 in
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My name is Jim Morgan. I am a former teacher, cabinet maker and home builder. Now I am The Blind Clockmaker. The blindness was a result of an accident that I had in March of 2014. I was struck by a car while riding a bicycle through a crosswalk in Ft. Myers, Florida. I suffered many injuries, the worst of which were multiple skull fractures and massive bleeding from my head. My wife Cathy saved my life that day by curbing the blood loss until the ambulance arrived to transport me to the trauma center. The trauma doctors gave me little chance of surviving, but by their efforts and God's grace, I pulled through. The one lasting effect is total and permanent blindness.