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This board came from the third log I sawed with my me bandsaw mill.
http://lumberjocks.com/projects/19059
It’s 9 foot long and the main part of the log is from 14 to 18 inches wide with the bottom part being about 22 1/2 inches wide and a thickness of 1 inch.
I put a little water on it to show some grain.
How about ya’ll telling me what you think I should sell it for on craigslist or ebay. I need to start selling some of what I cut. This is acutally not the prettiest board of this bunch. I have a couple that are thicker with a little better grain pattern.
Thanks folks
Do you reckon it’s worth $25.00???
-- BUILT TO LAST WOODWORKS, West Blocton, Alabama


































14 comments so far
Kindlingmaker
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posted 104 days ago
Can’t help you with pricing but it is a very nice looking board! Your saw project came out excellant!
-- Never board, always knotty, lots of growth rings
grizzman
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posted 104 days ago
i had some cedar cut and the boards i got were 12 inches wide and 12 feet long..solid heart, no sap wood on the sides…i called and talked to someone at woodcraft, and he said they would be worth whatever the going rate was for cedar….i guess if there was something extra special about the grain pattern or something that set it apart from normal cedar…you might get more…..i dont know for sure though…..you can see whar cedar is going for and maybe bump it up some because of the width of these boards and see id you get any bites….if not…then sell it for whatever is the highest going rate….good luck…..it is some great looking cedar.
-- The Grizzone
dustyal
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posted 104 days ago
$40.00 and I have absolutely no idea why… I liked the board and that is about my limit. Problem: how do you ship a 9’ board and what would that cost? Basically, the price comes down to what is available… supply and how many people want it… demand. Check the internet for board ft pricing… to get a rough approximation?
-- Al H. - small shop, small projects...
cwdance1
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posted 104 days ago
Wish I lived closer as I would love to have that board for a project I’m working on.
Rob Drown
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posted 104 days ago
Is it Aromatic Cedar?
Woodcraft sells wood but their prices are HIGH. Ck this out for the upper end.
http://www.woodcraft.com/Family/2000679/Cedar--Aromatic-Red.aspx
-- Sharp tools and thin whispy shavings make woodworking a joy.
HalDougherty
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posted 104 days ago
Put it up for sale on ebay and see what it’s worth. I’ve sold several slabs on ebay and was shocked at how much people will pay for freight. It’s expensive to ship a 74” X 24” slab that weighs 50 lbs from one end of the country to the other. I’ve also bought wood from as far away as Washington State. (I’m in East Tennessee)
Hal
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Karson
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posted 104 days ago
$1.75 Bd Ft so 25.00 is about right.
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bamasawduster
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posted 104 days ago
Hey, Dude. You can’t sell an oversized slab like that. Just put it out by the curb and I’ll come down and pick it up Saturday morning.
-- Gary, Huntsville. May you live as long as you want and not want as long as you live.
Scott Bryan
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posted 104 days ago
Here in Kentucky red cedar goes for about $1.50 a bf for kiln dried material. Green wood would go for about half that price. You have 13-14 bf of cedar so, like Karson said, $25.00 is about right for kiln dried material.
-- With God's help all things are possible- even woodworking. Woodworking is not just a hobby, it is an (expletive deleted) expensive hobby.
Built2Last
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posted 104 days ago
Thanks folks
It is aromatic
I’m going to put it on Craig’s list first and see if I can see it and the other’s like it(except thicker) locally and not have to mess with shipping right now. Later on I when I get a stockpile built up I am going to try ebay.
If there is anyone close who needs about 150 bf of cedar, pm me, I’ve got at least that much I’m goiing to sell.
Thanks again ya’ll !!!!!!!!!
-- BUILT TO LAST WOODWORKS, West Blocton, Alabama
Craftsman on the lake
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posted 104 days ago
25 cents/bd foot.. ah.. if you live near me. The reason it’s so low is that it would be because you live near me. If not then it’s worth more, proportionally, the distance you are from my house.
It’s stunning anyway.
-- The smell of wood, coffee in the cup, the wife let's me do my thing, the lake is peaceful. http://web.me.com/deceiver6/Deceiver/Craftsman_on_the_lake/Craftsman_on_the_lake.html
dougdeg
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posted 104 days ago
Im in northern michigan and i am in need of about 20 natural edge eastern red cedar slabs, but i need them at least 18” wide up to how wide can we go.
Will pay shipping asap.
What are you wanting for them.
-- Doug Cedar Log Furniture, www.cedar-stuff.com
jeffl
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posted 103 days ago
I buy sawmill lumber on a regular basis .20 a bd ft if I bring the tree and .40 if I buy theirs, I get alot of cedar since loggers usually knock it down logging pine. I do like to use it and it is a nice looking piece. Jeff
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LouJC
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posted 99 days ago
i WOULD SUGEST YOU GO DOWN TO YOUR LOCAL WOOD SUPPLYER AND ASK THEM WHAT A PIECE OF CEDAR 10’ LONG 1” THICK AND 14” WIDE WOULD COST YOU, i BET IT WOULD BE A HECK OF A LOT MORE THAN $25. Good Luck – Lou
-- Lou - Maine