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norman vandyke

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Got these cut up for you @Fsyxxx. Let me know if any if any these suit your needs. They are all 2"x1.25" and at least 7" long. I can cut them down if needed. 20150721_092934.webp 20150721_093016.webp
 
Norman is that elm? Those are nice have anymore? Bigger?
 
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Norman is that elm? Those are nice have anymore? Bigger?
Nah. It's Russian olive, as always. Lol. How big are you looking? It's gonna be quite a while before I can get much larger. Just had a microdiscectomy and I'm limited on how much I can lift(10 pounds). I've just been cutting up stock I have sitting around.
 
Still looks good. I'm hoping for peppermill blanks so absolute minimum is 2.5" square by 7ish+ preferably at least 10 though.

Didn't know about your operation hope you get better soon.
 
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I'll see what I can come up with tomorrow but don't get your hopes up. I'll make sure you're first in line when I do have them.
 
I'll see what I can come up with tomorrow but don't get your hopes up. I'll make sure you're first in line when I do have them.
Whenever you get around to kevins I would be interested in some peppermill blanks also if you come up with anymore. Even if it's a long time from now that's cool. Hope you heal up quickly!
 
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Whenever you get around to kevins I would be interested in some peppermill blanks also if you come up with anymore. Even if it's a long time from now that's cool. Hope you heal up quickly!
Thanks! I'll add your name to the list. From what I've heard, it takes months to heal from this procedure. Sometimes up to a year. :sick:
 
Thanks! I'll add your name to the list. From what I've heard, it takes months to heal from this procedure. Sometimes up to a year. :sick:
Oh boy that doesn't sound like fun. My uncle who I'm very close with just had he same thing done after working on the concrete floor of pepridge farm for over 35 years. And he's a big time outdoors and adventure kind of guy so that really sucks. He feels alot better now though so I hope you get alot of relief from the surgery and that it heals quick for you. It will probably make you feel alot better in the long run.
 
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Here are the blanks I would like cast. I know it's a tall order. I'm open to just a portion of them being cast or trade for other wood. Whatever seems like a fair trade. Voids are shown in photo to give you an idea of what you'll be working with. 20150722_094845.webp
 
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