**ENDED**CAMERA FOR WOOD..

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Looking for woods to stabilize. Buckeye burl, Box elder burl, Black ash bul. Blank's need to be 1 1/2 x 1 1/2 x 3 or bigger. The camera has a hair on the side of the Lens. Does not effect picture's bought a HD Panasonic. This is what i use for my call picture's have the other now. Rick

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I have some burls how much wood you want for the camera? And did you mean to msay the camera has a hair on the "inside" of the lens?
 
How much wood you want. I have BEB, FBEB, elm burl, cochichin burl (siamese rosewood),staghorn sumac burl, can cut and pack a LFRB or more if you want.
 
Ancient Arborist said:
How much wood you want. I have BEB, FBEB, elm burl, cochichin burl (siamese rosewood),staghorn sumac burl, can cut and pack a LFRB or more if you want.
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You can get in line but you aren't supposed to make actual offers unless he or I pass on our potential deal. By now you should know this. This is like the third time you've pulled something like this it's getting old.
 
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Large Flat rate priority box. I noticed the hair while checking it out. it is on the left side there. I your not happy with it we can trade back.. Rick

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This is the camera that you took all those awesome pics of your calls with? Yes I want it. Let me get some wood together. Do you like olive burl, black locust burl, and stuff like that? Would you also care for some spalted FBE that isn't burl? I'm sure I can open the lens and get the hair. I'll send it back too if you need it.

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The olive is waxed because it is still a bit wet. Myrtle is dry.

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My plan is to place the Mrytle in the box whole because it is almost square, not much curvature on top, then slice the Olive Burl in 2.5" widths and fillin around and on top. I think that way I can get it all in there.

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By slim chance any room is left I will slice some of this up and fill in . . . .
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:scare3: rick you had to get real close to that bear to get his hair in your camera :rofl::rofl::rofl: super duck
 
Kevin, I withdraw my offer. If you look at my post time and yours you will see they are very close. I began composing my offer when no one had responded. By the time I finished and posted, you were in front. I type slow and was eating lunch. No foul intended. I'm really looking for a more robust camera anyway. One that can survive the rigors of tree work.
 
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Kevin, I withdraw my offer. If you look at my post time and yours you will see they are very close. I began composing my offer when no one had responded. By the time I finished and posted, you were in front. I type slow and was eating lunch. No foul intended. I'm really looking for a more robust camera anyway. One that can survive the rigors of tree work.
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I can understand that. I hope you find the robust camera you need. Good thing you didn't get this one then - isn't it funny how things always seem to work out for the best?
 
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That will work Kevin. Bought a new camera like that one but bigger . Bigger zoom and the new one is Hd. Rick
 
FWIW, that myrtle burl looks a lot like big leaf maple burl... Gorgeous stuff either way!
 
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