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    Default Raw Blackwood

    Hello

    Just wondering if raw blackwood is worth anything. I am cutting down a large tree and wanting to know what it is worth.

    Thank you

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    $40 sq Mtr, cut .
    for fire wood.
    p.t.c

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    Hi.
    Hard to say what its worth, but it is worth something to someone..

    Al

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    VBG
    I wouldn't mind getting some blackwood at $40/cube. Could be some fun cutting it up and sharing it around with the guys here.

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    If it is big and sound it could be worth quite a lot of money. Try Tim Kennedy of Bowerbird SDalvaged Timbers at Millgrove. mobile: 0402260427.
    Jack the Lad.

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    Usually you just give the stuff to other members of the Woodwork forums.

    Ha ha, just joking.

    PTC is right, the price just varies a bit from place to place.
    "Last year I said I'd fix the squeak in the cupbaord door hinge... Right now I have nearly finished remodelling the whole damn kitchen!"

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    Gidday

    It is a realy beautiful timber, and very hard but cuts clean. Any wood worker should try to get some and have a go as it makes very striking furniture.

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    What do you call a large tree?
    Regards, Bob Thomas

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    Buba??

    Al

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    If its Acacia melanoxylon (real blackwood) it is reasonbly valuable and used mostly in expensive (if overpriced) fine furniture. We burn it in Tassie (I don't) it throws a good heat and burns to a very fine white ash.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Shedhand
    We burn it in Tassie (I don't) it throws a good heat and burns to a very fine white ash.
    As all good Wattles do.
    Its a shame to burn it, but boy does it throw out some heat.

    Al

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    $1,000 a cubic meter rough sawn and dry . Depending on quality can be more .
    uhm , where am I ?

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