I got packages from you and the filament tape I honestly think it is the best way to secure wood packages. The “green part” is omitting the foam peanut fillers and the plastic bubble wrap. Use newspaper instead as filers as those can be recycled. I use to deal with high end electric guitars and amplifiers- I pack the way I pack as it has to do with that with having someone’s invested arrive to them in one piece. Plus, I don’t know if any of you have dealt with any shipping courier when it comes to lost or damaged claims on high ticketed items- you will lose anytime if you don’t conform to their standards if you don’t provide the proper inches required around the box for say a guitar in the case for proper buffer spacing. There is an easier way to lose a case actually and that is to have a guitar with a neck stock angled break without any damaged visible in the exterior. You will lose anytime and be out $$$$.
I have shipped guitars and wood internationally- you always have to leave a secondary label inside and you do that because customs will open your package at random or they see something funny looking in the x-ray. Ask me how I know. Australia for wood is on my black list to ship as their customs is a pain in the ars$e.
You basically have to ship wood there clear of natural defects. A couple of pin holes will draw a “red flag” and $ 40 quarantine cost to spray for bugs.
This is why I packed the way I pack
@Mike Hill and why I leave a “to and from” label inside the package just in case something happens to the exterior label.