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    Default Cedar of Lebanon

    Milled this from a large chunk of Cedar of Lebanon (Cedrus Libani) that i picked up at the Cooroy woodshow a few years ago..the grain has a brilliant,silky lustre,and cuts like cheese..i think this tree was sourced from Richmond(Qld),...so for those folk that have never seen it before,here it is....lovely stuff
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    Really nice stuff mate
    I got excited and thought you were selling it!

    Andy

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    MM

    Nice one. I guess you've run out of mango .

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    Hi there,
    Any pics of the bark? I finally took down the trunk of a tree I did a month or so ago, (was waiting on a decent sized hiab) of what I believe to be cedar of lebanon. It certainly has smell to it and from the rings I believe it to be around 40 yrs old. Will get some pics. Have 2 4mt logs with the base dia being about 700mm. Boards or slabs, what does anyone suggest?

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    Quote Originally Posted by comgreserv View Post
    Hi there,
    Any pics of the bark? I finally took down the trunk of a tree I did a month or so ago, (was waiting on a decent sized hiab) of what I believe to be cedar of lebanon. It certainly has smell to it and from the rings I believe it to be around 40 yrs old. Will get some pics. Have 2 4mt logs with the base dia being about 700mm. Boards or slabs, what does anyone suggest?
    Go the slabs..very stable whilst seasoning...
    Mapleman

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    its one of the most beautiful timbers for turning , the smell is overpowering!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bushmiller View Post
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    Nice one. I guess you've run out of mango .

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    Definately haven't run out of Mango...still haven't got the stump home yet...been milling boring ol' fiddleback Blackwood all week ...
    Mapleman

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    Quote Originally Posted by groeneaj View Post
    Really nice stuff mate
    I got excited and thought you were selling it!

    Andy
    Sorry i got you worked up Andy ,the reason i posted pics was simply because you don't often see this stuff...glad you like them mate..
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    Quote Originally Posted by bench1holio View Post
    its one of the most beautiful timbers for turning , the smell is overpowering!
    Spot on Ben...it does have a rich smell...and it comes up beautifull when turned..
    Mapleman

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    Apologies to mods if this is the wrong place but I have available a fair few small dia limbs (max 150) that i couldn't bring myself to put through the chipper.

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    Quote Originally Posted by comgreserv View Post
    Apologies to mods if this is the wrong place but I have available a fair few small dia limbs (max 150) that i couldn't bring myself to put through the chipper.
    Comgreserv,
    You will have a better chance of finding a new home for your timber if you started your own thread in the Market place section.

    Good luck,
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    missed this first time around MM. Beautiful stuff!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by artme View Post
    missed this first time around MM. Beautiful stuff!!
    How did you miss it artme .....it is lovely stuff...
    Mapleman

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