Bigger the better, I'm in North Carolina but will travel to pick up if worth it, thanks, Jay B.
Need big 'ol piece of Mesquite for a big 'ol bowl
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coming to vegas?
30" plus logs in my inventory
30" plus logs in my inventory
Yep I got some
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Thanks for your help Eric
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Thanks for the offer, will probably explore if other options are available before heading your way.
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I don't think I did that right... Thank you for letting me know, you are in TX, correct?
Yes I’m in Texas … about 40 miles west of San Antonio
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Crazy enough I have a really good friend who is going to be in Vegas at the brewery convention staying at the venetian starting Saturday the 20th thru the 23rd and is willing to bring me back a piece of Mesquite. Keeping in mind that he will need carry it on the plane or check it in a bag, could you send me a picture of what piece you would recommend? I'm hoping to turn a gnarly bowl maybe 12" to 18" in diameter, height can be whatever.
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Most are 18 to 24
Biggest one on the he pallet is like 38 across by 60 long
Most are 18 to 24
Biggest one on the he pallet is like 38 across by 60 long
Suitcase sized. 
15 x 28 x 28?Suitcase sized.
it'll weigh over 100 lbs
Yes, it'll mike a nice, large, beautiful bowl, but it will be heavy.
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I got left out? Guess I need to sell or post some more….
I’m in Texas.
How big a blank do you need?
It’s the shipping that hurts— a good figure used to be about $1 a pound, not sure what it is now..
I’m in Texas.
How big a blank do you need?
It’s the shipping that hurts— a good figure used to be about $1 a pound, not sure what it is now..
he has opted against mine since there is no real easy way to check a 100 plus pound chunk of wood as checked baggage
shipping today can run upwards of $3 per lb