Looking to buy ambrosia maple logs, larger the diameter the better. I'm in Raleigh NC and willing to travel. Thanks.
Ambrosia maple logs
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Talk to your local tree service folks as well, if you haven't already. The yard trees often have big attacks that trigger ambrosia...
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Thank you 2feathers
Frank is easier to spell than 2feathers... Just saying
I have seen local tree services drop flame box elder, apple, willow, ambrosia maple, sycamore, and a few other decent turning material.
I have seen local tree services drop flame box elder, apple, willow, ambrosia maple, sycamore, and a few other decent turning material.
I have around a dozen in the log yard currently. A bit of a ride for you though. I am in west central Indiana near Terre Haute.
Just looked it up, only a 4.5 hr ride from Nashville. Might have to make a visit when I retire! Well, after I visit Frank!
I wonder what happened to Duckman-Dave @woodtickgreg - I went through one of my build threads- his posts at end are gone. sure is frustrating to look back and have end make no sence at all. Build da box is the same...
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Thanks for letting me know gvwp, approximately what are the diameters of your logs?
Dave has been off for years. Best I remember he had some type of accident, and shortly after that faded from WB. Always enjoyed his posts. Chuck
Come on up Mike. I will be happy to show you around. 4 buildings with around 20,000 sq ft of wood! It's worth your trip.
16" - 23" small end and 8' - 10' lengths currently.
I will keep an eye open and tell my buddy as well. I can't go actively looking for logs until I clear the walnut outta my saw yard. Says swmbo...