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   daverichards | Oct 31, 2019 09:17am | #1

   To compliment a wood that has a prominent figure, my preference is to use something very plain so it doesn't compete. For something light, I would be inclined to use something like a very plain maple or birch.

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   Jkatzowitz | Nov 02, 2019 08:37am | #2

   I recently finished a collection box for my grandson and paired Australian Lacewood with Cherry. The warm Cherry color nicely complimented the Lacewood. The box is in the subtle shape of a "W", his name is Wyatt.

   
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   srmmmm | Nov 02, 2019 11:44am | #3

   Very nice work and attractive wood choice!

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   Jkatzowitz | Nov 02, 2019 05:49pm | #4

   Thanks for the kind words!

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   flyfisher111 | Nov 02, 2019 08:19pm | #5

   I made several hexagonal cases for antique and new bamboo fly rods, using lacewood alternating with maple. Here's a link to some photos: https://www.lumberjocks.com/projects/79362#

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   jndewes | Nov 02, 2019 09:47pm | #6

   Thanks ya'll! Great suggestions. Except for the spam, of course :-)