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As the title says. I bought this board of ash probably 20 years back and have been waiting for the right job to come along. Well that day may have come to use as a table top. Overall length is 72" and 68" if cutting out end cracks. Width is 48" at max and 40" at a push if making a parallel top. Thickness is 2" and it is so flat it could finish at 1 3/4" to be completely flat.

 

Any Ideas what I should charge for this piece?

 

Thanks :thumbup:

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But that figure may be hard to achieve, if i had a buyer id start at about 150 i think and go from there. Had a piece of luck a coupleof months ago when an aged gun stock maker decided to clear out his stock, mostly over 25 years old, but couldnt find a buyer. There were 3large black walnut boarsd like yours at 2" thick from a crotch fork several stock pieces of tropical including coco bolo, afromosia, paduak, brazilian rosewood, lignum vitae, olive, blackwood, ebony and loads more, He wantd rid coz it wasall over his dining room and missus was giving him grief. I had £250 inmy pocket and couldnt afford more, he accepted this and i was a happy man. I dont usually buy any lumber thats not native but made exception here. My wood store is now very healthy.

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