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Mr. Chapala, a spalting workshop participant, shows that even found spalted wood can be used to make delicate forms if turned carefully.
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Steve Pritchard of Georgia sent the following photos along. The sugar maple pieces represent his first attempt at DIY spalting, and are a great success! Steve used active media plates for a direct inoculation. Nice work, Steve!
The spalting operation moves once again – this time out to Oregon State University. Updates to follow as the spalting lab is set up and graduate students are acquired to carry on the fine spalting tradition.
If you’ll be in Stockholm August 31st-September 2nd, swing by the Näringslivets Hus Konferens & Restaurang. The annual meeting of the IAWS is taking place there, and I’ll be presenting a poster on August 31st about spalting logs. This is a … Continue reading
