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Shot Notes

One morning in 2015 I woke to the sound of my neighbours’ mango tree being cut down. I asked the team cutting up the tree where the wood would go? When they said landfill, I asked for some. This is part of what they called a biscuit. It has been drying for 2 years and is ready to be shaped into a table for the van. Last weekend I used a wood router to make the outline of Australia so you can run your finger around and feel the coastline. In keeping with the egalitarian nation, I positioned the centre between three states, QueenslandSouth Australia and New South Wales.

3 Responses to “Mango Biscuit”

  1. 1
    Mollypath:

    Good to see you are keeping up your woodworking skills.

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    muonman:

    Did you draw it on before you free-hand routed it? We still have a few slices from our long deceased Beech tree. They have been kept covered up so should be well seasoned or eaten by now.

  3. 3
    Jason Benz:

    Making sawdust is my second favourite hobby. Pin pricked the outline through a map then joined the dots with a router. Reminded me of working on the beach tree except the mango wood is softer.

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