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Hi BobL,

I can confirm the weird tilt. It's just noticeable in the photo at the top of the thread. It was dead due north. I now see them everywhere I go.

For years we thought it was a Norfolk...

Thanks Log Dog.

Any tips on how to tell if they ready?

Hi DJ Admin,

My apologies. This thread started as a general enquiry for help.

I will make a new post as you suggest under Timber Sales. I will just reply to a few commenters though.

Thanks
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Hi,

if you've been following this thread then here's a quick update.

The slabs have been seasoning in my front yard for 12 months and so are ready for use. I racked them with recommended...

Hi Ray,

I'm told the really good slabs are worth $400each. (Approx 2m x 0.7m x 0.05m)

The others from $200 upwards.

cheers

James

Happy New Year to everyone.

We had our Cook Pine felled back in August. I now have ~40 slabs seasoning in the front yard. They are all beautiful with good grain. 1.5m to 2m long.

They should be...

Thanks for the replies. I've gone to a few timber yards and not got any interest.

It has to be felled and I plan to have it milled into slabs/planks on site. I've heard a year or two for it to...

I have a 20m high Cook Pine (Araucaria columnaris) in my front yard. It needs to come down as the roots are a risk to the house foundations.

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It's a magnificent tree and I don't want to...