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22 hours ago, Squaredy said:

Aaaahhhh I see I have missed the fact that the Sequoia milled and clad on the school was from a different poster than the original post.  Apologies if I confused everyone!

I fear I will never be the same again . 🙁

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I collected this butt a couple of years ago. I didn't pay for it but cleared the site of timber for a tree surgeon. I've made loads of stuff with it and enjoy using the wood but I'm rubbish at selling so I still have quite a bit sitting around 

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