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Slab of Elm   Andrew.                                504 kg Spruce Pirate.                      153  kg Woodworks.                          299 kg AJStrees.                  

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We have now a range from 90kg to 500kg!   You lot remind me of me when I was being scolded by my maths teacher at school for wild guessing!

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Well done Connor!   And thank you very much Bill for your generosity and a bit of fun. 

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Weight of partly seasoned Elm would be about 50lb per cubic foot.  Based on the dimensions we have been given it is 16.33 cubic feet (as stated earlier).  16.33  X 50 = 816lbs divide by 2.2 = 371kg.

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Everyone on Arbtalk has probably seen it and thought that it would be a good Christmas present, so by the time I have selected a winner they will have run out!

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Everyone on Arbtalk has probably seen it and thought that it would be a good Christmas present, so by the time I have selected a winner they will have run out!
If that happens they should send you a free one for the advertising!

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