Yew timber- value

[doobin]

Tried to search but forum says yew is too short a word

 

I have a few yews of varying size to take down. I also have a dozen big rounds.

 

What's the best market for this timber? I'll give eBay a go selling the branches to wood turners, but what about the larger rounds and a ten foot 16" diameter butt?

 

Thanks.

[yewhunter18]

i doobin where are you based and what price you looking for im a very keen woodturner and always looking for yew and laburnum chers lee

[tommer9]

The 10' butt will be of interest to sawmills. The rest is probably worth what the equivalent firewood is worth, unless you dry and wax it ready for turning, then you may get around £10/ cubic foot.

[doobin]

Yewhunter- job is five miles from Chichester, West Sussex- a tad far perhaps?

 

Any ideas what a butt like that is roughly worth?

[yewhunter18]

i buy what i can find if it cheap that is a bit to far away i have about 2tonne at the min and always looking for more

[robbo 110]

Yewhunter- job is five miles from Chichester, West Sussex- a tad far perhaps?

 

Any ideas what a butt like that is roughly worth?

 

im reasonably local, im interested depending on how much your thinking!!! ???

[kernowstu]

Yewhunter- job is five miles from Chichester, West Sussex- a tad far perhaps?

 

Any ideas what a butt like that is roughly worth?

 

you can try english woodlands at cocking nr midhurst for the sawlog

[tommer9]

I cant keep it in stock for any length of time- yew seems to fly out the door before its even properly dry!!

[tommer9]

Ring round the local furniture makers- it ssurprising how the word gets around.

[yewhunter18]

Palletised transport doesn't cost that much for slabs, if you are interested in buying any. I really do have some very wide and clear boards.

 

could you tell me the size of the board thickness ect cheers lee:thumbup1: