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9 hours ago, muttley9050 said:

Hi all. 

Anybody got any good contacts for oak sleepers that don't have considerable amounts of sap wood/bark?

I need 40 at 2.4m x 100mm x 200mm.

Cheers

What are you paying per Sleeper? Ive a bunch of Oak like this I could mill you for the right money. 

 

 

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33 minutes ago, trigger_andy said:

What are you paying per Sleeper? Ive a bunch of Oak like this I could mill you for the right money. 

 

 

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I may be out of date Andy, but a few years ago you could get hold of oak sleepers for about £17 (imported from France I believe).  I suspect your pricing structure would result in a price nearer to £60 or £70.

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46 minutes ago, Squaredy said:

I may be out of date Andy, but a few years ago you could get hold of oak sleepers for about £17 (imported from France I believe).  I suspect your pricing structure would result in a price nearer to £60 or £70.

French oak sleepers still available at £26 each, there is a guy near Chorley Lancashire with a yard full of them, it  makes me think at times how are they produced and transported for that sort of money,,

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2 minutes ago, spuddog0507 said:

French oak sleepers still available at £26 each, there is a guy near Chorley Lancashire with a yard full of them, it  makes me think at times how are they produced and transported for that sort of money,,

Ive milled a container of French Oak not to long ago. Its literally half the weight of Scottish Oak. Its also boring as hell. :D Fine for Sleepers though. 

 

How they can sell them for that money baffles me as well. A quick dickt over with a router and a sander and its £150-200 easy. 

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1 hour ago, Squaredy said:

I may be out of date Andy, but a few years ago you could get hold of oak sleepers for about £17 (imported from France I believe).  I suspect your pricing structure would result in a price nearer to £60 or £70.

I suspect you're right. :D 

 

Got a guy asking for a green mantle with a live edge on it. 1.8m x 8" x 4". £350 off the saw. :D 

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