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    Quote Originally Posted by Sawdust Maker View Post
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    I'm interested in one of these pieces
    can you give me the measurements for each and the price please and maybe better, more detailed pics

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    and the approx postage to 2068

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    Thanks Nick will do it in the morning and post it up on my photo board and post lengths here.

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    Could people please email me on [email protected] as I can only have 5 emails here and I am deleting people's email with no choice. This stops me keeping track on what is going on and who asked for what and when.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sawdust Maker View Post
    MalleeAnt

    Howdy

    I'm interested in one of these pieces
    can you give me the measurements for each and the price please and maybe better, more detailed pics

    Attachment 416159

    and the approx postage to 2068

    Thanks
    Pics uploaded with lengths
    1) - 1080x155x20
    2) - 825x145x23
    3) - 660x150x65

    These measurements are taken from the widest parts (and rough) and wood can be bowed, curved, tapered etc.

    With weight, it costed $39 to post to Qld for 4.59kg, tracked, bubbled wrapped, bag and postage

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    All good Geoff, just came into my account then. Will get in tomorrow's post and pm tracking number. Thank you

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    Just updated Friday 14th with 50 new pics https://goo.gl/photos/C3jjBNxWqa6Mv4am8

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    Hi all,

    I've viewed most of these pieces and can confirm it's authenticity. I live just around the corner to Antony (MalleAnt). I have also viewed the carbon dating details. This is absolutely sensational timber and has a very deep, rich red colour bordering on brown. Perfect for that special project only.
    -Scott

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    I've just picked mine up, (thanks Antony!) and it looks great, should make for some great projects!

    cheers, Ian

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    What would be the best size blocks to cut some of this wood up in for pen blanks.

    Not each Pen but a larger block for someone else to cut it up into multiple pens

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    Quote Originally Posted by MalleeAnt View Post
    What would be the best size blocks to cut some of this wood up in for pen blanks.

    Not each Pen but a larger block for someone else to cut it up into multiple pens

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    Quote Originally Posted by MalleeAnt View Post
    What would be the best size blocks to cut some of this wood up in for pen blanks.

    Not each Pen but a larger block for someone else to cut it up into multiple pens
    I need to talk to you about this young man! Sacrilege!
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    Quote Originally Posted by MalleeAnt View Post
    What would be the best size blocks to cut some of this wood up in for pen blanks.

    Not each Pen but a larger block for someone else to cut it up into multiple pens
    I'm almost tempted to buy the lot so they don't become pen blanks [emoji52][emoji52][emoji52]

    Cheers Matt

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    With the large piece I bought off Antony I already have a few projects in mind, and also have a few smaller split sections that I will turn into pen blanks, but to turn larger pieces just into pen blanks I agree is definitely wrong for timber as rare as this.

    Other than the occasional bog oak from Ireland, UK, etc, on Ebay, I've never seen or heard of any timbers as rare or old as this redgum, let alone any Australian timbers that even come close to bog oak at around 3-5000 years old?

    I'm pretty excited at the thought of using this for the coming projects.

    cheers, Ian

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    Quote Originally Posted by aarggh View Post
    With the large piece I bought off Antony I already have a few projects in mind, and also have a few smaller split sections that I will turn into pen blanks, but to turn larger pieces just into pen blanks I agree is definitely wrong for timber as rare as this.

    Other than the occasional bog oak from Ireland, UK, etc, on Ebay, I've never seen or heard of any timbers as rare or old as this redgum, let alone any Australian timbers that even come close to bog oak at around 3-5000 years old?

    I'm pretty excited at the thought of using this for the coming projects.

    cheers, Ian
    Nothing wrong with the occasional pen blank, but the red gum should at least be used on "high value writing instruments." There is of course the NZ Ancient Kauri which has been reliably dated at up to 40k yo. Hopefully the red gum is less challenging to turn than some of the NZ Ancient Kauri
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    I have 8000yr old red gum for sale. The wood was a controlled extraction by Jim Bowler, an Honorary Professor at the University of Melbourne, along the Murray. Jim Bowler discovered “Mungo Man"

    If you don't mind MalleeAnt, could you explain what a "controlled extraction" was please?

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    I have basically sold everything in the pictures. This why I took down the photo link. I have more arriving on Thursday and will post the pics etc up on a basic website to make it easier to point and click each piece.

    I will bring in a system for those that buy regularly with a discount sort of setup. I need to get this approved but think it will be ok.

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    If anyone has a size in mine please email [email protected].

    Please do not email me here as it is too hard to follow and keep a track of and I not really checking them.

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