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    i have come across several ironbark slabs can anyone shed some light on how much to sell them for? i have approx. 50 slabs at 50mm thick 2.4 to 3.2 long and 300mm to 700mm wide they are all kiln dried.
    i also have a large amount of blackwood mahogany cypress redbox fiddleback and more. i am not a dealer i just was in the right place at the right time.

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    Quote Originally Posted by WOODY41 View Post
    i have come across several ironbark slabs can anyone shed some light on how much to sell them for? i have approx. 50 slabs at 50mm thick 2.4 to 3.2 long and 300mm to 700mm wide they are all kiln dried.
    i also have a large amount of blackwood mahogany cypress redbox fiddleback and more. i am not a dealer i just was in the right place at the right time.
    I recently had Tas Blackwood quoted to me: 1500 x 200 x 30-ish
    price from several sources was $30 a metre.
    I'm looking for 3 pieces Blackwood that size. If you want to get shot of it at substantially less than that I'd take it off your hands - bearing in mind that freight is costly (Aus Post won't accept parcels over 1m long).
    One quote for post from Melbourne to me (900kms) was $120 eek!!
    Cheers
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    Woody41

    slab timber of good size/quality and stable can fetch up to $3500 per cubic metre, possibly more, but it's only worth what someone will pay for it.

    If you want some better idea of it, give some specific photo's with dimensions and I'm sure between Exador, myself and others in the 'know' of slab timber can help you out with realistc prices.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jedo_03 View Post
    I recently had Tas Blackwood quoted to me: 1500 x 200 x 30-ish
    price from several sources was $30 a metre.
    I'm looking for 3 pieces Blackwood that size. If you want to get shot of it at substantially less than that I'd take it off your hands - bearing in mind that freight is costly (Aus Post won't accept parcels over 1m long).
    One quote for post from Melbourne to me (900kms) was $120 eek!!
    Cheers
    Jedo
    The price you've been quoted is about $5000/cube, which seems pretty ridiculous, unless they're dressing down some considerably thicker stock? If it was based on 200x50, the price is only $3000 a cube, with no component for the additional dressing. Did you specify a dimension?
    Cheers,
    Craig

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    Quote Originally Posted by Exador View Post
    The price you've been quoted is about $5000/cube, which seems pretty ridiculous, unless they're dressing down some considerably thicker stock? If it was based on 200x50, the price is only $3000 a cube, with no component for the additional dressing. Did you specify a dimension?
    Hi Craig
    That was a quote for ROUGHSAWN. . .
    I got 3 quotes:
    One from Brittons in Melbourne
    One from Estate timbers in Adelaide
    and one from a fellow forumite
    All around the $30 mark - plus freight approx $100 (more like fright. . !!)
    Cheers
    Jedo

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