Walnut saw logs
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Herefordcross
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Depends on grade!
Jogeephus
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Depends a lot on your location, topographical aspect, distance from mill, what scale they use etc. But I think that sounds about right. Last I heard it was $1.00 per foot but things are down a bit. Give me a general location and I can ask a friend who is owns a hardwood mill.
About 5 years ago the walnut market took a dump around here. Friedn of mine bought on of those small mills and started slabbing walnut and selling it on e-bay. I don;t recall what price he was getting but I was shocked at the time at what people would pay for a walnut 1x6 board. Took less then a year and not many trees to pay off the mill.
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cfpinz":20kplwig said:
Must have been a closed air tight stove. Man that stuff stinks when it's burned.
The gun stock makers like them around 16-18 inches DBH at a minimum. The bigger the log the easier it is to get a number of good blanks if they're quarter sawed.
Next time you get cold just pop over here and I'll fill you up with a truck load of oak. I'll even throw in a semi full of cedar for firestarter
dun
Never noticed the smell. Haven't needed much wood yet. Supposed to be in the 60s today and around 70 tomorrow. There's some patches of new growth grass and seen a few cherry trees budding, maybe this global warming isn't such a bad thing after all.
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cfpinz":3c3qyx9i said:
If you get what's supposed to hit here around the middle of the month you might be needing some firewood. Beat the rush and come over now!
This is something you can understand. I have a "butt load" of oak for you.
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dun":1qddgpzx said:
Is your forecast from the farmers' almanac or the weather liars? What are they calling for?
Find me an old junk truck in your area, I'll come pick it up along with your butt load. Might even bring my wife, she's about as far off keel as you are.
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