One thing about Reo wood is no matter the choice. You will love the wood you hold in your hand.
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You should always love the wood you hold in your hand
Sent while Hyper Vapin a Trippy tipped Reo
How about a little wood stimulation
Sent while Hyper Vapin a Trippy tipped Reo
Sent while Hyper Vapin a Trippy tipped Reo
How about a little wood stimulation
Sent while Hyper Vapin a Trippy tipped Reo
Good Lord! Those stabilized ones are wonderful!!
Master of Bassets...and not much else.
Yeah that one is amazing!
Edit: wife just saw it and asked if they every get sold in the classifieds. I just laughed.
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How about a little wood stimulation
Sent while Hyper Vapin a Trippy tipped Reo
I see that and raise ya this:
And yes, this one was purchased from the classy's!
I have to agree which is why I go to the trouble an extra expense to get mine. Many prefer the beauty of natural wood including Rob and I certainly can understand why.
The color dying & stabilization process cost is more which is why Rob has to charge higher price for stabilized REOs. In my case, it even more because I have my stabilized wood doubled dyed to my specs from the source. You can get some wild colors and Rob makes sure to get them to look their best. (IE.) A Lisa special
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In all fairness to those who are looking at this run without stabilized, I post this:
Birdseye Maple Burl in all it's glory! One of my favorite REO's.
Birdseye Maple Burl in all it's glory! One of my favorite REO's.
In all fairness to those who are looking at this run without stabilized, I post this:
Birdseye Maple Burl in all it's glory! One of my favorite REO's.
Beautiful but I like "George" much better.....pic please. :}
Those stabilized woods are interesting, but I think I am in the crowd that would prefer a clean finished Walnut or Oak. Nothing fancy, just something that captures the natural beauty of wood. Think Hunting Lodge, or the old cross-grain cut flooring. Timeless, naturally beautiful wood. That's what I'm hoping for Sale Night. 
In all fairness to those who are looking at this run without stabilized, I post this:
Birdseye Maple Burl in all it's glory! One of my favorite REO's.
chills down my spine perfect...
I find myself drawn to the Blood-wood w/ White Teak or Maple door models. They just look classy to me.
Too many names too rememberJabob...right?
Teak woodvil
Yes, Jacob! Jatoba/Teak.
In all fairness to those who are looking at this run without stabilized, I post this:
Birdseye Maple Burl in all it's glory! One of my favorite REO's.
Oh my
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