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Wood turners are the hardest to sell to as they always want the wood dry and cut into blanks and most aren't keen to pay much for their timber

 

say who:001_tt2:

 

if its a nice bit of wood i won't ask for it for nowt...

 

green wood regardless of species i pay about 10-15 quid ft3.

 

i buy 4" kiln dried beech at £18.

 

kd oak is usually quite pricey and the cheapest i've found is £30 ft3

 

sycamore should be roughly the same as beech.

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se7enthdevil tends to get timber at a very low price, so you can get a bit more than that for it. :biggrin: I find that in my area, I'm quite cheap (possibly why Steve sometimes buys timber from me!).

 

If you don't have a kiln, it will limit your market. Kilns are simple to build - I've posted a thread here on Arbtalk about how to build one.

 

Regarding prices per cube, this is what I tend to charge on average. First price is green, the second kiln dried. Air dried would be somewhere in the middle.

 

Oak: £18/38

Beech: £10/22

Sycamore: £12/28

Elm: £15/35

Ash: £12/26

Douglas fir: £8/14

Larch: £7/14

Spruce: £7/13

 

I'm VAT registered, so all those prices would be plus VAT.

 

Jonathan

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