**ENDED** eastern redbud blanks

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Both sets 1 and 2 are a little over 5.5 inches square buy 11 inches long. Set 1 I ran over the jointer to show the fresh cut color. Set 2 was covered with anchorseal. All the redbud I have cut has a tendency to move like crazy and it likes to split and check. I'm letting this be known upfront. These pieces have been drying for nearly a year. I recoated set 1 with anchorseal after I took the pictures.

I'm asking 25 each plus LFRB for set 1 and 20 each plus LFRB for set two. I can get two blanks in one LFRB.

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daugher12 said:
Both sets 1 and 2 are a little over 5.5 inches square buy 11 inches long. Set 1 I ran over the jointer to show the fresh cut color. Set 2 was covered with anchorseal. All the redbud I have cut has a tendency to move like crazy and it likes to split and check. I'm letting this be known upfront. These pieces have been drying for nearly a year. I recoated set 1 with anchorseal after I took the pictures.

I'm asking 25 each plus LFRB for set 1 and 20 each plus LFRB for set two. I can get two blanks in one LFRB.

:hi: John

Do you happen to know the %moisture in these blanks.:dunno::dunno: They look very nice

Jimmy
 
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The moisture meter is showing 13 - 15%
 
Pretty looking wood. The shrink and cracking comments has me :scare3: and hiding behind the :sofa:. But it looks like Jimmy is hot on the trail!:teethlaugh:
 
BangleGuy said:
Pretty looking wood. The shrink and cracking comments has me :scare3: and hiding behind the :sofa:. But it looks like Jimmy is hot on the trail!:teethlaugh:

Hey I'm not a total 100% glutton :mocking::mocking: (well maybe close:sarcastic::sarcastic: ). I'm gonna give others a chance before :bluegrab:

:KOWEA: :bluegrab: on this one................:biggrin::biggrin: The clock is ticking guys :pleasantry::pleasantry:
 
John I want to commend you on your honesty. I have quite a bit of redbud too, and I was going to list it for sale also but just could not bring myself to do it. I have never seen any species of wood that checked as bad as this. I was just too afraid to sell any.

I'm glad you gave the caveat like you did and I commend you for it. Nothing wrong with selling it with full disclosure as you have.

:good:
 
I have cut quite a few pen blanks w/ Redbud and I soak them in DNA for a couple of days and it really helps w/ the checking, or in a pen blanks case, breaking in half.
 
Has anyone tried this product for stabilizing green lumber or blanks?

http://www.woodcraft.com/Product/2001793/29300/Pentacryl-Wood-Stabilizer-Gallon.aspx

From its description it sounds good, but I do not have any personal experiance with it- yet!:read:
Tom
 
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Has anyone tried this product for stabilizing green lumber or blanks?

http://www.woodcraft.com/Product/2001793/29300/Pentacryl-Wood-Stabilizer-Gallon.aspx

From its description it sounds good, but I do not have any personal experiance with it- yet!:read:
Tom

Hey Tom! I tried Pentacryl for stabilization, but it never dried. Even after a couple hours in a 200F oven... I am sure it would help prevent checks and cracks, but since it doesn't dry quickly it didn't work for my application. I did apply it by total immersion in a vacuum. I am experimenting with the DNA trick and that seems to help wet wood stay more crack free while slowly drying.
 
BangleGuy said:
West River WoodWorks said:
Has anyone tried this product for stabilizing green lumber or blanks?

http://www.woodcraft.com/Product/2001793/29300/Pentacryl-Wood-Stabilizer-Gallon.aspx

From its description it sounds good, but I do not have any personal experiance with it- yet!:read:
Tom

Hey Tom! I tried Pentacryl for stabilization, but it never dried. Even after a couple hours in a 200F oven... I am sure it would help prevent checks and cracks, but since it doesn't dry quickly it didn't work for my application. I did apply it by total immersion in a vacuum. I am experimenting with the DNA trick and that seems to help wet wood stay more crack free while slowly drying.

:hi: Guys

I've used quite a bit of Pentacryl. In my case it did a very nice job on 1st turned green material. However I see no advantage over DNA which I can obtain at a much lower cost. DNA has done a fantastic job for me when turning green wood.

Jimmy
 
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1A and 1C are gone.

Thanks, Jimmy:good:
 
daugher12 said:
1A and 1C are gone.

Thanks, Jimmy:good:

:hi: John

I received two gorgeous Redbud blanks today (plus a freebie). These blanks are gorgeous:good2::good2::yipee::yipee: Man the pics don't reflect just how gorgeous they really are. Thank you very much.

Jimmy
 
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Thanks Jimmy, I'm glad you like them.
 
daugher12 said:
Thanks Jimmy, I'm glad you like them.

:hi: John:

It's too quiet on the Selling Front today. I guess everybody is taking a few days off.:mocking::mocking::sarcastic::sarcastic:

Would you send me a PM with what would be the total $$ damage for the remaining block in Set 1 and all of Set 2.

:hi2: Jimmy
 
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SOLD

I got it in the mail this afternoon.
 
:hi: John

I received 4 gorgeous Redbud blanks today :yipee::yipee::yipee:. Again these blanks are as beautiful as the last two. Man the pics don't reflect just how gorgeous they really are.:good2::good2: and virtually no checking or cracking at all. Thank you very much my friend. :thewave::thewave:

:jtaew:
 
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Your welcome Jimmy.:good: I'm sure you'll make something beautiful from them.
 
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