That's the Bloodwood on the left and the Chakte Kok on the right. It will be used for the curved and laminated back rest and also combined used in a grid at the bottom of the stool that will have a section of copper pipe and serve as the footrest.
Saturday, August 14, 2010
Bloodwood vs. Chakte Kok
As I mentioned in an earlier blog I (and my client) just wasn't pleased with the coloration of the Bloodwood. What I had shown him was a piece of Chakte Kok and even though the Bloodwood is a good looking piece of wood it doesn't have the pizzazz of the Chakte Kok. I learned that it is sometimes referred to as Red Heart and when you look at this picture you can see why:
That's the Bloodwood on the left and the Chakte Kok on the right. It will be used for the curved and laminated back rest and also combined used in a grid at the bottom of the stool that will have a section of copper pipe and serve as the footrest.
That's the Bloodwood on the left and the Chakte Kok on the right. It will be used for the curved and laminated back rest and also combined used in a grid at the bottom of the stool that will have a section of copper pipe and serve as the footrest.
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