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Hi Home of Wood why do you think it would be a waste of time to mill too much rot if still ok I would be up for milling it up and its always good to get out and about meeting other people in the same game especially being quite new to milling P M if you are interested in having a deal

Cheers Mark

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  Tony Croft aka hamadryad said:
cut it in half lengthways and make a load of bowl blanks, then sell em on flea bay or at the bodgers ball

 

agreed, must still be plenty of useable timber left in the middle...

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