Still wet. Cut to approximately 3.5x3.5x10.5 to account for any shrinkage while drying $45 each or both for $80
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3x3x10 maple burl
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How about a trade Justin, two Bocote, Cocobolo and Bolivian rosewood?
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I’m up for that one question though not a deal breaker just curious have those been waxed? I’d prefer not mainly because I stabilize a lot of stuff so I’d probably have to plain them down to get rid of it. I refuse to use anchor seal on anything. Good ole elmers glue is my answer. I dry a lot of wood and some in an amount of time most would think impossible without major problems but elmers is my answer titebond works as well
Three are only waxed on the ends, the shortest Bocote is entirely waxed. They’ve been on the shelf about ten years in a climate controlled shop and are dry, solid and defect free.
How old are the maple pieces, are they sealed with glue?
How old are the maple pieces, are they sealed with glue?
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There still wet I cut them out of a larger piece yesterday that was cut off the tree a little over a week ago I didn’t seal them yet I have them in a plastic bag at the moment
Reconsidered and going to pass, saw still wet in the first post but didn‘t know it was fresh cut. My methodology for processing burls is significantly different and would be afraid of losing them to degradation. Thanks and apologies for wasting your time.
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Ok