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16th July 2007, 11:12 PM #1human termite
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collecting timbers
when does it become an obsession, and take over your life? this is only six months worth, have a woodpile out the side as well ,with about 1 ton of bits of logs mainly hardwoods, bob
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16th July 2007, 11:22 PM #2
Argh, your pretty safe for now , it's when you start bringing it inside that you have to start worrying
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16th July 2007, 11:28 PM #3human termite
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i bet your popular,
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16th July 2007, 11:53 PM #4
You got to get a standard size before, you start keeping it in the toilet "because is smells good" pen blank size is good but slightly wider to show more grain would be better. I think there is an actual "standard" then you can display them easier and / or store them any.
Good luck,
SteveSteven Thomas
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24th July 2007, 12:56 AM #6Novice
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I have about 200 tons of furniture timber and I d'ont have any in my house but I do have 3,500 sq metres of sheds sorry I like my sheds
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26th July 2007, 12:42 PM #7
yes collecting wood is great fun but its the sorta thing that can get a bit out of hand. In my last giveaway about 5 barrow loads went to people and i have probably collected as much since, theres just so much wood around to be collected....really need a shed in the next house..
here some pics both inside and under the house..."I am brother to dragons, companion to owls"
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26th July 2007, 09:10 PM #8
You all are fine from your pictures. I'm the one with a problem.
Oh, and I'm convinced it starts the first day you buy some.When all is said and done, there is usually a whole lot more said than done.
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30th July 2007, 08:27 PM #9human termite
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[quote=reeves;552994]yes collecting wood is great fun but its the sorta thing that can get a bit out of hand. In my last giveaway about 5 barrow loads went to people and i have probably collected as much since, theres just so much wood around to be collected....really need a shed in the next house..
here some pics both inside and under the house..
i will have to move to ravensbourne if thats the timber around to be collected,great lookin stuff. bob
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31st July 2007, 03:57 PM #10
yeah Bob it's a great area for wood for sure, old tall timbers area, lots of forest types. Hav locally collcted Bluegum, aussie rosewood, Qld Blackwood, soliky oak, Red cedar, lots of rose sheok and plenty of others
Here some more info on our house and the area http://johnreeves.com.au/house/
if ya ever wanna get out of Brisbane for a sunday drive it makes a great day trip...feel free to drop up anytime, there will be some chunks of wood for ya..
cheeeers john"I am brother to dragons, companion to owls"
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31st July 2007, 05:57 PM #11human termite
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would like to take you up on that offer one day what a beautifull place,where were you before there.bob
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31st July 2007, 11:07 PM #12
Well the disc sander table is covered in turning blanks, the left side of my workbench is covered in Kwila, Cypress, Cedar and some other goodies. Behind said workbench are a few silky oak logs, Pine, "Borrowed from the council" gum and more. As well as some random legths lying around everywhere. But I guess it's not too bad...
Tut-tut Robyn. All neat and tidy and organised. Very UnAustralian.
Hey Reeeeeves, buddy. I'm over in Meringandan. Maybe I can nip over there and grab a few chunks
Funky C
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1st August 2007, 06:14 PM #13
we lived in central Brisbane, West End, before this, for 10 years, have been up here for nearly 8 years and are selling up to move to Tassie ...so if you wanna drop up and grab some wood mate, best to do it pretty soon...
PM me for details plenty of useful chunks left from the giveaway...
cheeers
john"I am brother to dragons, companion to owls"
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2nd August 2007, 12:49 AM #14
If you need to ask this question, you already know you're too far gone for recovery. Might as well just keep on collecting.
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