muttley9050
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Hi all. Anybody got any good contacts for oak sleepers that don't have considerable amounts of sap wood/bark? I need 40 at 2.4m x 100mm x 200mm. Cheers
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Not ideal I don't think. Oak sleepers can be had for not much more than treated ones.
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Not mistakes. Just timber. Particularly oak. If it dried flat you may be lucky.
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My answer to that is who knows. But, the likelihood Depends on how bad it was before you machined it. If it was very wonky before you machined then likely to move again. If it was nice and flat before then it will probably stay that way. The chances of it staying dead flat are very low imo.
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Nice work. Shame about the measuring duck up. Hopefully the top stays flat ish.
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How do you change the view Steve?
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Small Walnut stick to mill, Puddletown, Dorset
muttley9050 replied to brynarw's topic in Milling Forum
Links go blue for me. Why didn't mine work? -
I thought that is what you meant. Just progress I suppose.
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Small Walnut stick to mill, Puddletown, Dorset
muttley9050 replied to brynarw's topic in Milling Forum
@gobbypunk -
Can you give an example picture of where you have seen this?
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Definately an ice box, very similar one in our garden
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Problem with boards that long is that by the time you tidy the dirty split ends up there is nothing left. . They are only fit for chopping boards. I wouldn't mill or market them. Andy is probably right £300 would be a real decent price.
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I thought something was going on but couldn't see an edit myself
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How come the other guy doesn't get covered too? He is just as close
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Im selling nice seasoned ash slabs at about £60 a ft3 at the minute. Don't see why beech shouldn't sell for the same. All depends what it looks like once milled.
