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  1. 2nd May 2008, 09:36 AM #1
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    Default What to do with the slabs you have cut?

    Here is some ideas for those slabs drying. I notice they are natural edge too.

    No connection but the buy it now price is encouraging.
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    Now in my ideas file.
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    wooden wanna try and move it around.

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    I cant imagine the cost of freight to the NT.
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    We used to make ironbark bbq furniture, probably not quite as heavy as that, but would go close, very similar design but with boards for top instead of slab, natural edge, used fletches for legs etc. We had one fella bought one and freigted it to Darwin, and one (a cabinetmaker from NZ) FLEW it home! If someone loves your stuff they will pay the price to get it home.

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    didnt get bid so closed at 1990.00
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