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  1. 15th August 2021, 09:18 PM #1
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    Yellow Walnut

    Beilschmiedia bancroftii


    • Other Names

    Canary Ash, Yellow Nut


    • Species Type

    Hardwood

    Appearance
    The heartwood of yellow walnut is pale to bright lemon yellow in colour. Sapwood is generally paler but often difficult to distinguish from the heartwood, especially since it can occupy up to 50% of the stem radius. Grain is straight and moderately coarse with little or no figure - although back-sawn surfaces may occasionally show figure due to earlywood/latewood cell formation into rings.

    Common Applications
    Common applications of yellow walnut range from decorative (plywood, furniture, joinery, turnery, carving and panelling) to light construction (as sawn timber in general house framing, flooring, linings and mouldings).

    Workability
    The hardness of yellow walnut is rated as firm (4 on a 6-class scale) in relation to indentation and ease of working with hand tools. Due to its high silica content, the timber can be abrasive to machine cutters and tools. No difficulty has been experienced with the use of standard fittings and fastenings. Yellow walnut can be bonded satisfactorily using standard glues and procedures. It will readily accept stain, polish and paint.

    It's been in my workshop since 2010
    This is very rare timber

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    2300 x 200 x 25 = $ 184
    2400 x 200 x 25 = $192
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    Hi, I can pay 250 for both of them. Is it possible to arrange a fright to Sydney?
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    Sorry I missed your post. I cannot accept that price. This is very rare timber and it's well seasoned as it's been sitting in my shop hidden since 2010.
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    Hey mate I’m on the sunny coast, where are you?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Justin Grover View Post
    Hey mate I’m on the sunny coast, where are you?
    Gold Coast
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