**ENDED** 4x4 spalted maple

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first lot # 1, the larger piece is 13 in long the other is 8 in long
35 plus shipping
second lot #2 are both a little over 8 inches long
25 plus shipping
both sets will fit into a med flat rate box!
all are 4x4 in, green cut so i will seal them with my anchor seal!


lot #1
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lot #2
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VERY nice wood... I am soooo tempted, but I am sure my wife would :hang1: me if I jumped in. My wood addiction is making me :bad:!

:bomb::wacko1:
 
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BangleGuy said:
VERY nice wood... I am soooo tempted, but I am sure my wife would :hang1: me if I jumped in. My wood addiction is making me :bad:!

:bomb::wacko1:
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unfortunately the pics i tried to post prior to this thread failed and already posted so i had to scramble to get the pics up! they were much better pics but oh well

and i feel you on the wood addiction, i have to move stuff i am going to get about 15-20 burls in about a week or so and i am wood rich and room poor right now
 
Thats purty!!!:hang1:

The first set would make a perfect peppermill salt shaker set!!

I too must resist untill my bandsaw comes in and I can move some of my own stuff. My garage is so full of wood chunks right now, I have to roll chunks out of the way to get my lil tractor out to mow!!
 
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BassBlaster said:
Thats purty!!!:hang1:

The first set would make a perfect peppermill salt shaker set!!

I too must resist untill my bandsaw comes in and I can move some of my own stuff. My garage is so full of wood chunks right now, I have to roll chunks out of the way to get my lil tractor out to mow!!
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thats a good thing tho. when you get your stuff sawed up let me know you have some osage i want i think you do
 
Nope no osage. Allthough, I could probably get as much as I want. I think every farmer in the state planted that stuff in all their fence rows. Osage is the tree that grows the big ugly bumpy fruit that keeps spiders away, correct? We call that hedge apple around here.

I have a bunch of honey locust, maple that I'm trying to spalt and some other wood that I havnt identified yet. I'll definately post it up once I start cutting blanks.
 
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BassBlaster said:
Nope no osage. Allthough, I could probably get as much as I want. I think every farmer in the state planted that stuff in all their fence rows. Osage is the tree that grows the big ugly bumpy fruit that keeps spiders away, correct? We call that hedge apple around here.

I have a bunch of honey locust, maple that I'm trying to spalt and some other wood that I havnt identified yet. I'll definately post it up once I start cutting blanks.
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i think it was the honey locust than!
 
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BangleGuy said:
Brown, I'm still mullin it over. Can I see another pic of the end grain on lot #1? Reversed side. BG
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here are the photos that failed to upload last night :dash2::dash2: they are better pics of the end grain
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