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  1. 7th June 2013, 12:35 PM #1
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    Default Milling some Crow's Ash

    Milling some head logs of Crow's Ash,that have been sitting around for ages..seems incredibly durable stuff..will post pics again later..MM
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    Ayupp! Very noice!

    But didn't you promise to stop putting up pics of dribble wood?
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    Quote Originally Posted by FenceFurniture View Post
    Ayupp! Very noice!

    But didn't you promise to stop putting up pics of dribble wood?
    ..don't often see Crows Ash anymore Brett,i notice it has a very distinct smell when milling it,and very firm also..colour similar to Huon i reckon..can understand why it was popular in the past..
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    Looks like some nice grained stuff too . Excellent timber for handles, very hard and durable. If it smells similar to Huon, did you have the usual problem with the fruit flys?

    My big log of the stuff is the next on my list to mill at the macadamia farm.
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    ...like the colour

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    Quote Originally Posted by goodwoody View Post
    Chris, how green is it? Damien
    Fresh sawn today...even though the logs have been sitting round for donkeys ages,still heaps of moisture in 'em..MM
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    hi there are you interested in selling some crows ash?
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    Quote Originally Posted by annie84mc@gmail View Post
    hi there are you interested in selling some crows ash?
    Keep your eye on Market Place, I'm sure it won't take long
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    Quote Originally Posted by annie84mc@gmail View Post
    hi there are you interested in selling some crows ash?
    Unfortunately i don't have enough to build a deck,not sure where you would get it either,sorry about that..Cheers MM
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