Seasoned Yew branch wood wanted...

[se7enthdevil]

looking at it im not sure it would be suitable?

 

your choice.

[Pete Hart]

Not entirely sure about the cherry. Bit concerned by how stable it will be especially cross cut. The yew testers I've done seen to be quite stable

[Pete Hart]

Thank you for the offer though. It is good to know its available

[se7enthdevil]

thebit that is in my hand is a 1/4" slice and have bought it in the house to see what it does.

 

i'll let you know.

 

i've also put the log in the shop rather than outside.

[bellringer]

There is a wood turning supplier yandles I think there Down your way they might have some

 

 

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[nepia]

Oops - me again.

 

Are you after yew specifically or the pattern/colouring? Just thinking that the broader the range of species you'll consider the more chance of finding what you want.

 

This is Monkey Puzzle though I'm afraid I don't have it now.

[Pete Hart]

There is a wood turning supplier yandles I think there Down your way they might have some

 

 

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Indeed they are - I know yandles well. They are very pricey on timber and what's more id rather give some coin to a fellow arbtalker.

[Pete Hart]

Oops - me again.

 

Are you after yew specifically or the pattern/colouring? Just thinking that the broader the range of species you'll consider the more chance of finding what you want.

 

This is Monkey Puzzle though I'm afraid I don't have it now.

 

Yew is specifically what we are after.

My own fault really as I gave her a choice of options and the heart has been set on yew!!!

[Bob_z_l]

Hi Yaffle

 

I have these in the pile. Been on the ground at least a year.

 

Maybe a bit too big? 4inch by 3ft 5 inch by 4ft and 8inch by 2 ft

 

Bob

Near Dorking Surrey...

[delabodge]

Got any pics? The long haired Sargent major is particular after yew!! But if it is really nice I might be able to convince her!

I know cherry can be a bit prone to splitting but that the gamble I suppose.

 

Process is to cut thin with the bandsaw and sand up both sides. Keeping the bark on.

 

yaffle...Ive got loads!!!!