Howdy Kevin,
I have tried ebay, and find it a pain for various reasons. However, having said that, ebay gets an aweful lot of hits/shoppers which is important. Personally, I have pretty much stopped using it, but I do not have nearly the volume which you do.
Have you considered having your own site for selling wood?
I'm not sure how you have this site set up or if you are a web site implementation guru, but if you currently own this server, that is probably the direction I would try to migrate.
Alternatively, if you are unable to personally host a selling site, you may want to look at http://www.artistgalleryonline.com/ is a web hosting service which costs about $120/yr and allows you to post and list 120 items for sale. For and additional $10/yr, you can add more folders. You could organize the items into up to 10 folders such as turning blanks, pen blanks, bowl blanks, lumber, etc.
Dennis Daudlin is the web master and is also (as far as I know) the web master for the AAW Segmented Woodturner Association. I have my web site through him, but I am not affiliated with him in any way (other than being one of his customers)for a site.
For other members who would like to show off their work, but are not ready to start selling yet, a person can obtain a "FREE" web site and post pictures of their work (no selling on the freeby).
Walt